A full wet tyre is coming to Formula E at the end of 2026 for the introduction of Gen4, a request which has been made by many drivers in the paddock.
BővebbenRevving Up for Success: Formula E Anticipates Major Breakthrough on the Horizon
Month: June 2025
Revamped Regulations: FIA Adapts F1 Skid Block Design Post-Spanish GP Test
The FIA has provided an update on its skid block revisions that were trialled at last weekend’s F1 Spanish GP, and has made a decision on its plans going forward.
BővebbenResurfacing Talent: The Remarkable Reunion of Valentino Rossi and his Lost Prodigy in the VR46 MotoGP Team
Ex-pupil of Valentino Rossi’s could return to VR46, according to Italian media
BővebbenTsunoda’s Dream Come True: Red Bull Test with Bonus Double Run
Yuki Tsunoda’s hopes of unlocking the answers he needs to turnaround his lack of form have received a timely boost this week with a double Formula 1 test for Red Bull
BővebbenThe Unstoppable Force: Meet MotoGP’s Most Formidable Competitor
“It was very difficult for me,” MotoGP rival points out the hardest rider to battle
BővebbenRevving Up Excellence: Barcelona’s Battle for the 2026 F1 Race and the Exciting Formula 1 Calendar Ahead
Despite losing the Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona remains optimistic about its future in Formula 1. The race at Montmelo venue is the last, with the event moving to Madring in Madrid in 2026, possibly leading to Barcelona leaving the calendar after its contract ends next year. However, Barcelona could benefit from F1’s rotational system for European races. Organizers are positive about Barcelona’s future, with a potential lifeline from the rotational system. The relationship with F1 is good, and negotiations for a new deal are ongoing at a government level. Barcelona…
BővebbenUnleashing Chaos: Helmut Marko’s Revelation on the Max Verstappen Drama at Spanish GP
‘All hell broke loose’ – Helmut Marko opens up on Max Verstappen fallout at Spanish GP
BővebbenMcLaren’s Proactive Response: Setting The Tone With Assigned ‘Homework’ Following Norris-Piastri Incident
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has emphasized the importance of addressing internal issues within the team following a minor incident between drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri during the Spanish Grand Prix weekend in Barcelona. Piastri managed to secure pole position ahead of Norris during qualifying, with Norris benefiting from a slipstream during a Q3 session. Despite Piastri calling Norris’s move “cheeky,” Stella downplayed the incident, encouraging open communication among the drivers. Stella stressed the team’s policy of promoting transparency and open dialogue between drivers to avoid internal conflicts. McLaren’s…
BővebbenF1 abandons plan to make divisive skid block change mandatory
Formula 1 has abandoned plans to make steel skid blocks mandatory for selected races this year, and has come up with a new plan instead
BővebbenBreaking News: FIA Makes Bold Move with Groundbreaking F1 Rule Change
A test was carried out at the Spanish Grand Prix, and the FIA has now made a decision.
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