Sebastien Bourdais acknowledges that Cadillac still needs to make improvements despite starting the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours from first and second positions but failing to secure a podium finish. The Jota entries struggled initially, losing pace and dropping out of the top 10, but later showed competitiveness. The #12 car finished fifth, while the #38 car faced setbacks but managed to finish seventh. Bourdais highlighted the need for continued improvement, expressing concerns about tire degradation during long runs. The team faced challenges with penalties and incidents during the race,…
BővebbenMonth: June 2025
Revving Towards the Future: F1 Commits to Racing in Canada Through 2035
Formula 1 has extended its contract with the promoters of the Canadian Grand Prix until 2035, securing the Montreal race on the calendar for another decade. The renewal includes an extension of Bell Media’s media rights deal as well. F1 chief Stefano Domenicali expressed excitement over the agreement, highlighting the race’s history and the passionate fans in Montreal. The head of the race, Jean-Philippe Paradis, emphasized the significance of the event’s place on the global stage and its rich heritage. Montreal has embarked on a three-year plan to enhance the…
BővebbenCadillac’s Le Mans Disappointment: Pole Position Slips from Victory’s Grasp
Sebastien Bourdais acknowledged that Cadillac must continue to enhance their performance following a challenging Le Mans 24 Hours race in 2025 where their factory cars, starting in first and second positions, fell out of podium contention. The #12 and #38 Jota Cadillacs initially struggled for pace, slipping out of the top 10 early on and facing setbacks like punctures and penalties. Despite the obstacles, the #12 car managed to finish fifth after a competitive surge, while the #38 car persevered to claim seventh place. Bourdais emphasized the need for improvement…
BővebbenRevving Up for Success: F1 Accelerates Towards Exciting New Grand Prix
Thailand could be about to join the F1 calendar following a key government meeting, and a $1.2 billion deal.
BővebbenRevving Up Excitement: F1 Unveils Groundbreaking Deal for Thrilling Grand Prix Event
The popular race is going nowhere until at least 2035 after fresh terms were struck.
BővebbenUnveiling the Intriguing Relationship Between Carlos Sainz and the New F1 Movie
Does Carlos Sainz HATE the new F1 Movie?
BővebbenGeorge Russell’s Astonishing Rise: A Surprising Contender in the F1 Title Race
George Russell assesses the F1 title battle following his win at the Canadian Grand Prix
BővebbenRevolutionizing Racing: A Deeper Dive into Pecco Bagnaia’s Braking Challenges
Bigger brakes provoke new questions for Pecco Bagnaia to answer at Mugello
BővebbenMichelin Poised to Revolutionize WorldSBK with Partnership as Exclusive Tyre Supplier
French tyre outfit Michelin will become the WorldSBK’s official tyre supplier from 2027 after signing a five-year agreement.
BővebbenMax Verstappen on what Red Bull need to beat “quite extraordinary” McLaren
“We need to start winning races more often. And how do we do that? By being more competitive.”
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