BTCC Croft: Sutton revels in ‘crucial’ race three win, despite ‘bad
BővebbenSutton Bounces Back with Crucial Race Three Victory Amidst Tough Weekend
Month: August 2025
Revved Up Controversy: Max Verstappen Challenges Stewards, Lewis Hamilton Speculates on Ferrari Future – Exclusive RacingNews365 Analysis
Check out the biggest stories from Sunday August 3rd – Hungarian Grand Prix day – with the RacingNews365 Review!
BővebbenLiam Lawson details Max Verstappen ‘surprise’ after achieving F1 career-first
Liam Lawson achieved an F1 career-first in the Hungarian Grand Prix, and beat Max Verstappen for the first time in 2025 to boot.
BővebbenUnveiling the Performance Scale: F1 Hungarian Grand Prix Driver Ratings
Crash.net’s driver ratings for the 2025 F1 Hungarian Grand Prix…
BővebbenChristian Horner’s Departure: A Turning Point for Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing
Christian Horner exit signals new low for Verstappen and Red Bull
BővebbenBTCC Showdown Unfolds: Recap of Drivers’ Championship Standings Post-Croft Race
Updated BTCC Drivers’ standings after rounds 16, 17 and 18 from Croft.
BővebbenThe Strategic Dilemma: Understanding Oscar Piastri’s Decision in the F1 Hungarian GP
Oscar Piastri says the risk of a one-stop strategy was far greater for him than for McLaren team-mate Lando Norris at the F1 Hungarian GP.
BővebbenThe Final Lap: Calling Time on Hamilton’s F1 Legacy with ‘Useless’ Lewis
‘Useless’ Lewis is right: Hamilton should retire from F1
BővebbenUncovering the Controversial Scheme: The Alleged Ferrari Conspiracy to Avoid Disqualification
Were Ferrari trying to avoid a Charles Leclerc DSQ at the Hungarian Grand Prix?
BővebbenFormula 1 Drama Unfolds: George Russell Sparks Controversy as FIA Praises Max Verstappen’s Ambition
Charles Leclerc’s race turned into a disaster following a perfect start to the Hungarian Grand Prix, which ended up with yet another McLaren one-two. Leclerc led much of the race from pole, before losing considerable pace following his final pit stop. George Russell revealed Mercedes’ theory that Leclerc’s Ferrari was on the verge of being “illegal”, resulting in mid-race changes to avoid a disqualification. Elsewhere, Lando Norris secured victory ahead of Oscar Piastri, with Russell completing the podium. Max Verstappen had to settle for ninth, three places ahead of a despondent Lewis Hamilton in 12th at the Hungaroring. Join RacingNews365’s Ian Parkes and Nick Golding, as they dissect the final race before the summer break!
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