Toyota has confirmed Brad Jones Racing as its second Supercars team for 2026, joining Walkinshaw Andretti United as the brand’s homologation team. BJR, based in Albury, New South Wales, currently runs Chevrolet Camaros but will switch to fielding four GR Supras next season, bringing the total number of Toyotas on the grid to six. Speculation had been high regarding which team would partner with WAU to run the Supras, with initial expectations on Team 18, but recent developments have solidified BJR’s alliance with Toyota. Other teams expected to stick with…
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Revving Up the Competition: Road Glide Roars into Harley-Davidson’s MotoGP Lineup
Harley-Davidson will introduce a new one-make championship featuring the Road Glide model on the 2026 MotoGP undercard, as recently revealed. The championship details were unveiled at the French Grand Prix launch by Harley-Davidson’s president Jochen Zeitz and Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta. With a rich history in racing, Zeitz highlighted Harley-Davidson’s DNA and the significance of this global series, marking a return to circuits worldwide. Prepared Road Glide bikes will boast impressive specs including a top speed over 300km/h and 200bhp, set to compete in Europe and North America. The series…
BővebbenUnleashing the Thunder: Liam Lawson’s Electrifying Impact on Racing Bull’s Resurgence
Liam Lawson expressed his disappointment with his performance as a Racing Bulls driver after four grands prix, acknowledging the lack of points and the challenges in achieving consistent race results in Formula 1 due to various variables. Despite the speed being present in most races, Lawson faced technical issues hindering his performance, unlike his Racing Bulls teammate Isack Hadjar, who has been more successful in fighting for points and outqualifying Lawson. However, a closer look at statistics reveals Lawson’s slight advantage in trouble-free qualifying sessions, but his lower average grid…
BővebbenYuki Tsunoda’s Fast Track to Success: Impressing Red Bull Amidst Verstappen’s Dominance
Yuki Tsunoda has impressed his Red Bull bosses since taking the team’s second F1 seat alongside Max Verstappen, despite there being a big gap between the two.
BővebbenAleix Espargaro Revs Up for a Thrilling Return to MotoGP with Honda Wildcard Entry
Honda will have Aleix Espargaro as a wildcard rider at the British Grand Prix, marking the third consecutive MotoGP weekend with a wildcard rider. Espargaro, as a retired full-time rider turned Honda test rider, will be showcasing his skills at Silverstone with the RC213V in his hands. Following appearances at the Spanish and French Grands Prix, the 35-year-old noted that there is still work to be done, particularly with addressing a vibration issue that arises during races when pushing the bike to its limits. Despite Honda’s absence from the upcoming…
BővebbenMagnifique: French Grand Prix Shatters Attendance Records at MotoGP 2025
The 2025 French Grand Prix broke the all-time record for the most spectators at a MotoGP round, with 311,797 fans attending across the Le Mans weekend. Significant numbers were seen on each day, with 94,757 fans on Thursday and Friday, 96,637 on Saturday witnessing Fabio Quartararo claim pole, and 120,403 on Sunday as Johann Zarco secured a historic victory. Zarco’s win ended a drought for French riders at Le Mans, not seen since Georges Jolly triumphed in 1920, and marked the first home win since Jacques Collot in 1958. The…
BővebbenQuartararo Reigns Supreme: Le Mans Pole Position Thrills MotoGP Fans
Fabio Quartararo secured his second consecutive MotoGP pole position by outperforming Marc Marquez at Le Mans on Saturday morning, gearing up for a perfect home race weekend. Yamaha rider Quartararo triumphed over the factory Ducati in Q2, echoing his Jerez success. Alex Marquez of Gresini Ducati claimed the third starting position, while Francesco Bagnaia settled for sixth on the second factory Ducati. An eventful Q1 session saw Ai Ogura’s Aprilia causing a brief interruption, with Johann Zarco eventually rising to the top, securing a spot in Q2 alongside Raul Fernandez.…
BővebbenCarson Hocevar and Ryan Preece Engage in Constructive Dialogue Following Texas Incident
Carson Hocevar and Ryan Preece both faced disappointment and frustration in Texas despite starting strong. Hocevar took the pole position for the first time in his career, while Preece steadily moved up during the race. Unfortunately, a caution during green-flag pit stops shuffled their positions late in the race, putting them off track. Ultimately, they ended up in the middle of the pack and had a collision on Lap 238. This incident led to a heated exchange, with Preece expressing his anger towards Hocevar’s aggressive driving style. However, they later…
BővebbenStrategically Savvy: The Key to Fabio Quartararo’s Victory at the French GP
Fabio Quartararo acknowledges the challenge of converting pole position into victory at the French Grand Prix and emphasizes the need to be strategic due to tyre durability issues and potential weather changes on Sunday. Quartararo plans to race with a hard front and medium rear tyre combination to address the soft tyre longevity problem faced during the sprint race. Despite the Yamaha’s performance gap compared to Ducatis, Quartararo remains positive about his fourth-place finish in the sprint and appreciates his team’s progress since the beginning of the season. He finds…
BővebbenAlex Palou’s Meteoric Rise: Embracing the Ephemeral Nature of IndyCar Success
Alex Palou’s impressive performance in the 2025 IndyCar season has solidified his lead in the standings as the Soniso Grand Prix approaches at Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course. Despite starting in eighth place at St. Pete, Palou secured a victory and carried that momentum in subsequent races, showcasing historic racing standards. His recent dominance was evident at the Streets of St. Petersburg and The Thermal Club, where he claimed victories, and at Barber Motorsports Park, where he led 81 of 90 laps, securing his 14th IndyCar Series win. Palou maintains…
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