Lewis Hamilton may have hit rock bottom at the Hungarian Grand Prix last weekend, but it may not all be bad news for the seven-time F1 world champion.
BővebbenFrom Triumph to Tribulation: Lewis Hamilton’s Rollercoaster Journey at Ferrari
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Jacques Villeneuve names “the worst” Max Verstappen teammate – and it’s a shock
A scathing assessment from Jacques Villeneuve on Yuki Tsunoda following the Hungarian Grand Prix
BővebbenMcLaren’s Crucial Crossroads: The Game-Changing Decision for the 2025 F1 Title
Mercedes made a policy of not allowing strategy divergence when its drivers were fighting for F1 titles. McLaren’s doing the opposite. Will it backfire?
BővebbenUnraveling the Turmoil: Williams’ Troubles at the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix
While midfield rivals Aston Martin and Sauber scored big points in Hungary, Williams endured a bruising weekend that exposed the limitations of its FW47.
BővebbenF1’s Midseason Hiatus: A Pause in the Action, Awaiting the Thrilling Return of Racing!
What is F1’s summer break, how long is it, and when will racing return?
BővebbenRed Bull’s Candid Revelation: Max Verstappen’s 2025 F1 Title Victory Deemed Unattainable
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has admitted Max Verstappen’s title prospects in F1 are “impossible” after a frustrating Hungarian GP.
BővebbenRevving Up Safety: FIA Implements Innovative Measures to Protect Formula E Drivers from Hand Injuries
The FIA has made significant efforts to enhance driver safety in Formula E, particularly in response to a rise in hand injuries during the latest Gen3 era. Drivers like Robin Frijns and Sam Bird suffered hand injuries due to steering wheel issues, leading to collaborative changes with Spark Racing Technology to address safety concerns. In a recently released documentary, the FIA’s medical delegate highlighted the need for modifications after recognizing the unusual frequency of hand fractures among drivers. Alterations such as reshaping the steering wheel, adding foam patches in the…
BővebbenOgier considering WRC 2025 title push despite partial campaign
Sebastien Ogier expressed interest in contending for a World Rally Championship title and is open to participating in more events if his successful part-time campaign continues. Despite missing three rallies, he is currently third in the championship, only 21 points behind the leader Ott Tanak, boasting an impressive average of 28 points per round this season. While Ogier’s main focus is on aiding Toyota rather than pursuing a ninth world title, his strong performance raises the possibility of a championship battle if his form persists. Ogier’s collaboration with Toyota’s championship…
BővebbenLewis Hamilton labelled a $40million mistake after Ferrari horror show
Lewis Hamilton’s signing with Ferrari has been labelled a huge mistake after his horror show first half of the 2025 F1 season.
BővebbenMcLaren explain critical choice behind Lando Norris-Oscar Piastri difference
McLaren explain critical choice behind Lando Norris-Oscar Piastri difference
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