What Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s support from auto clubs means for FIA presidential election

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem expressed his determination by saying that being told “You can’t do it” is all the motivation he needs to win. In response to potential challenger Carlos Sainz Sr, Ben Sulayem garnered support from 36 automobile clubs and global figures like Fabiana Ecclestone, setting the stage for a showdown at the upcoming election in December. Becoming a candidate for FIA presidency involves not only political maneuvering but also assembling a list of supporters, including key positions like deputy presidents and vice presidents from various regions. Candidates…

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The Unpredictable Power Play: Lando Norris Warns Against Underestimating Max Verstappen in 2025 F1 Championship

Despite McLaren’s current dominance in the Formula 1 season, Lando Norris believes it would be foolish to rule out Max Verstappen from the world title contention. While Oscar Piastri leads the drivers’ championship and McLaren holds a significant lead in the constructors’ standings, Norris emphasizes that the 2025 title race involves more than just McLaren. Norris acknowledges that Verstappen and even other drivers have the potential to win the championship, emphasizing the unpredictability of the season. Despite Piastri’s and Norris’s strong performances, Verstappen’s wins and podium finishes keep him firmly…

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Revving Up for Milestone Moments: FF2000’s 50th Anniversary Bash at Cadwell Park

The Historic Sports Car Club celebrated the 50th anniversary of Formula Ford 2000 at Cadwell Park during the Wolds Trophy event last weekend, with a competitive 40-car grid participating in qualification races and finals. The Historic FF2000 championship will honor the formula’s milestone throughout the year, featuring drivers vying for the Ian Taylor Trophy, in memory of the first-ever FF2000 race winner, Ian Taylor, who drove a Dulon MP16 at Mallory Park in 1975. The series was established by John Webb of Motor Circuit Developments to provide a more affordable…

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Crowning a New Champion: The Future of Aprilia as Martins Steps Down

Four days have passed since Marco Bezzecchi’s unexpected triumph at Silverstone, defying most predictions in a twist involving Jorge Martin and Aprilia, reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock. Aprilia CEO Massimo Rivola highlighted the RS-GP’s potential, urging Martin to reconsider his decision to leave, nullifying the second year of his contract. Rivola aimed to convey that Martin is mistaken in his assessment of both the performance clause and the bike itself, emphasizing the bike’s capabilities after the victory. Martin responded firmly, invoking his right to leave for the 2026 season, guided by…

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