Month: July 2025

The F1 Transfer Saga: Can Max Verstappen Make the Move to Mercedes?

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The F1 Transfer Saga: Can Max Verstappen Make the Move to Mercedes?

Join RacingNews365’s Ian Parkes, Sam Coop and Nick Golding, as they answer your F1 fan questions from last weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix. The talks between Max Verstappen and Mercedes are analysed, as is whether it is starting to make George Russell concerned over his future with the Silver Arrows. Questions on Ferrari are also answered, and if Verstappen had a chance at a podium if he had not been hit on the opening lap at the Red Bull Ring by Kimi Antonelli.

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The Unfathomable Decision: Aleix Espargaro Questions Aprilia’s Stance on Jorge Martin

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Despite retiring at the end of last season, Aleix Espargaro remains a prominent figure in the MotoGP scene questioning Aprilia’s treatment of Jorge Martin. Espargaro’s close relationship with Martin and his history with Aprilia give weight to his criticism. As a former rider for Aprilia, Espargaro holds importance in the ongoing conflict between Martin and the team. While serving as a test rider for Honda, Espargaro’s opinion on the Martin-Aprilia crisis holds significance. The dispute, now involving Dorna’s intervention, highlights the complexities surrounding Martin’s future and his agent Albert Valera’s…

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Revolutionizing Rally: WRC 2027 Regulations Spark Innovation and Excitement in the Automotive World

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Interest in the World Rally Championship’s 2027 technical regulations is growing, with new manufacturers and tuners showing interest as the rules are being finalized to be more affordable and flexible. The new regulations aim to attract new manufacturers and teams by introducing cars built to a €345,000 cost cap, delivering performance similar to current Rally1 machines, but with a space frame chassis and Rally2 componentry. The regulations allow for tuners and manufacturers to construct the chassis and design their own bodywork under the 2027 ruleset, offering freedom to scale and…

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The Future of Motorsport: WRC 2027 Regulations Spark Excitement Among Tuners and Manufacturers

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Interest in the World Rally Championship’s 2027 technical regulations is increasing among new manufacturers and tuners, as final adjustments are made to the rules. The WRC is set to introduce new technical regulations in 2027 to attract new manufacturers and teams by offering more affordability and flexibility. These regulations will enforce a €345,000 cost cap for cars, maintaining performance similar to current Rally1 models but with a space frame chassis and Rally2 components. Tuners and automotive manufacturers will have the opportunity to build the chassis and design bespoke bodywork under…

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