Le Mans 24 Hours, Hour 6: Ferrari in control with Porsche best of the rest

In the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours race, Ferrari demonstrated dominance early on, securing a top-three lockout with their 499P LMHs at the front. Cadillac’s Sebastien Bourdais, who had voiced concerns about Ferrari’s speed, saw his fears realized as the Italian machines surged to the lead. The #50 Ferrari led after six hours, with the #51 and #83 also performing strongly. Notably, the #6 Porsche, starting from the back due to disqualification, impressively climbed to third place by the second hour. A drive-through penalty hindered the #5 Porsche, allowing the…

Bővebben

Yuki Tsunoda’s Canadian GP hopes dashed with shocking 10-place grid penalty

Red Bull racer Yuki Tsunoda received a 10-place grid penalty for the Canadian Grand Prix after passing Oscar Piastri under red flag conditions during practice. Piastri triggered the red flags by hitting the ‘wall of champions,’ causing suspension damage. Tsunoda overtook Piastri while he was returning to the pits in his McLaren, citing concerns about debris. Despite Tsunoda’s explanation, the stewards deemed his overtake unsafe due to the speed difference between the cars. Consequently, Tsunoda will start the race in 20th place after initially qualifying 11th, and he has also…

Bővebben

Penalty for Tsunoda: Uphill Battle Ahead in F1 Canadian GP

Red Bull’s Yuki Tsunoda has been given a 10-place grid penalty for the Canadian Grand Prix after passing Oscar Piastri under red flag conditions during practice at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal. Piastri triggered the red flag by hitting the ‘wall of champions’ and suffering damage. Tsunoda overtook Piastri at high speed, citing concerns for debris from Piastri’s car. The stewards found Tsunoda’s actions unjustified, resulting in penalty points on his superlicence. Tsunoda, who joined Red Bull in April, will now start the race from the back of the grid…

Bővebben