The outcome of an investigation into Lance Stroll is yet to be decided.
BővebbenPursuing Perfection: Dissecting the Spanish GP Starting Grid with Diligent Review
Month: May 2025
Mark Hughes: Where McLaren vs Red Bull really stands under new rule
Formula 1’s big flexi-wing change clearly hasn’t really hurt McLaren – but it may have helped Red Bull
BővebbenLeclerc’s Bold Move: Taking Responsibility for Ferrari’s Risky Strategy
Charles Leclerc will be seventh on the grid in Barcelona, through a decision he intends to own.
BővebbenIndyCar Detroit – Qualifying Results
27 drivers took to the streets of Detroit in order to set the fastest single lap around the 1.645-mile course and finalize the grid for Sunday’s race. Colton Herta repeated his pole performance from last season and logged the 15th pole of his IndyCar career. The Andretti driver seemingly has magic that others do not […]
BővebbenDrive for Glory: The Compelling Story of ‘Earnhardt’ Documentary
Ahead of Prime Video’s first weekend streaming a NASCAR Cup Series race, the first half of a four-part documentary on the late, great Dale Earnhardt was released, quickly shooting to No. 1 among trending shows on the streaming service. As the final two parts were released, the show remained inside the top five a full week later. ‘Earnhardt’ did a remarkable job at painting a realistic portrait of Dale the racer and the complex human behind ‘The Intimidator’ persona. The documentary delves into major career moments, on-track struggles, and the…
BővebbenCharles Leclerc’s Admirable Accountability: Taking Ownership of F1 Spanish GP Tyre Strategy Decision
Charles Leclerc made strategic tyre choices that resulted in him qualifying in P7 for the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, aiming to have better tyres for the race. In an attempt to preserve his tyres, he used an extra set in Q1 and only had one new set for the final stage of qualifying. Leclerc’s decision to run in the middle of Q3 left him vulnerable to improvements from other drivers, causing him to drop to P7. Leclerc took responsibility for the subpar qualifying performance, acknowledging that having two sets…
BővebbenUnforgiving Faults: Lando Norris Opens Up on Battling Errors while Seeking F1 Spanish GP Pole
Lando Norris admitted that making “too many mistakes” on his final qualifying lap at the Spanish Grand Prix led to him losing pole position to his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri. Despite initially being on provisional pole after the first Q3 runs, Norris mentioned that he made two key errors on his last Q3 tour, affecting the cleanliness of his lap and costing him crucial time, resulting in Piastri clinching pole by 0.209s. Norris acknowledged the challenges of maintaining tire grip in the hot conditions of the race weekend, stating that…
BővebbenPiastri’s Triumph: Overcoming Norris to Claim Pole Position in F1 Spanish GP Qualifying
There was just 0.011s between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at the close of the first sector of their final runs in Q3. In visual terms, that’s barely an amoeba’s reach between them as the McLaren duo dueled for a much-coveted Spanish Grand Prix pole in Barcelona. The smallest of margins grew as Piastri’s lap developed, resulting in Norris facing a 0.209s deficit as the Australian built up the lead with a final flourish of pace. Norris had already set a benchmark for Piastri during the final runs of Q3,…
BővebbenTsunoda’s Candid Confession: Unveiling the Mysteries of the Red Bull F1 Car in Spain
Yuki Tsunoda has affirmed that “something I feel is not right” with his Red Bull car after qualifying in last place for the F1 Spanish GP.
BővebbenColton Herta Dominates Detroit Streets to Secure IndyCar Pole Position
Saturday afternoon on the streets of Detroit was reserved for IndyCar qualifying, and all 27 drivers put their feet to the floor as they motored around the Motor City. The first two rounds whittled the field down to six, and the fastest of the fast completed one last push lap to see who would sit […]
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