A number of the Formula 1 drivers have backed General Motors’ arrival in the sport with the Cadillac brand, with the likes of Valtteri Bottas and Kevin Magnussen open to future race seat opportunit…
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Ryo Hirakawa and Pato O’Ward handed McLaren F1 opportunities in Abu Dhabi
McLaren has confirmed its rookie driver line up for the Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and post-season test will comprise Ryo Hirakawa and Pato O’Ward.
BővebbenRace Industry Week 2024 livestream
EPARTRADE, RACER and SPEED SPORT are providing 4 days of LIVE webinars from race industry leaders, race sanctioning organizations, promoters from around the world. Join us for free every day Decemb…
BővebbenJapanese star handed Abu Dhabi McLaren F1 debut
A new face will be behind the wheel of an F1 cockpit this weekend in Abu Dhabi at McLaren.
BővebbenGet your tickets for The Race F1 Podcast Live!
The Race F1 Podcast is heading out on the road in the New Year – and we’d love for you to join us! Here’s everything you need to know about purchasing tickets for our shows in London and Birmingham
BővebbenF1 champion offers HUGE backing for major driver signing
F1 champion offers HUGE backing for major driver signing
BővebbenMax Verstappen: Red Bull F1 car ‘still not where I would like it’ despite Qatar win
Max Verstappen has admitted that Red Bull’s F1 car is “still not where I would like it to be” despite securing his ninth win of the season at the Qatar Grand Prix.
BővebbenPerez Red Bull exit likely after Abu Dhabi F1 finale
Red Bull looks increasingly likely to replace Sergio Perez when it finalises its 2025 Formula 1 driver line-ups after this season’s finale in Abu Dhabi this week
BővebbenRising Star: Alpine Announces Doohan to Replace Ocon in Abu Dhabi Race
Alpine has confirmed that Jack Doohan will race in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with Esteban Ocon leaving the team early. As RACER reported on Sunday night after the Qatar Grand Prix, Ocon has driven …
BővebbenFIA explanation over Qatar GP debris drama just doesn’t hold up
The justification for FIA race control’s controversial decision to leave debris on-track in Formula 1’s Qatar Grand Prix effectively comes down to hoping the drivers would avoid it
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