Jeremy Clarkson says F1 drivers are all fine – EXCEPT ONE
BővebbenJeremy Clarkson says F1 drivers are all fine – EXCEPT ONE
Day: September 5, 2025
Plan to fast-track F1 V8s return fails as key summit called off
A push by FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem to fast-track the return of V8 engines to Formula 1 is on hold after a summit planned for next week to discuss the idea was called off
BővebbenBreathtaking Speed and Turbulent Turns: Stevens Dominates Red Flag-Filled FP1 at COTA for WEC
Will Stevens went top in an eventful first practice session for the FIA World Endurance Championship Lone Star Le Mans round at the Circuit of the Americas. The Cadillac driver, in the #12 JOTA Cadillac V-Series.R set a 1:53.584 to go quickest, just 0.129 faster than Harry Tincknell in the #007 Aston Martin Valkyrie. Third […]
BővebbenRevolutionizing the Racing World: Guenther Steiner’s Strategic Masterstroke with Daniel Ricciardo’s Era
Check out all the biggest stories of practice Friday at Monza ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix with the latest edition of the RacingNews365 Review!
BővebbenPole-sitter Piastri’s Tactical Maneuver: Evading Grid Penalty for Controversial Move
Oscar Piastri has escaped with a reprimand for an infringement during FP2 at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix as the stewards made an important distinction to a penalty issued earlier in the season
BővebbenUnveiling the Strategic Genius: Inside the Mastermind Plan of FIA’s Safety Car Maneuver at Italian GP
FIA race director reveals intentional safety car plan at Italian GP
BővebbenHamilton’s Bold Declaration: A Promise for Next Year Amid Monza Setback
Lewis Hamilton has sent a clear message after a positive Friday for Ferrari at the Italian Grand Prix.
BővebbenThrilling Showdown: Ferrari Challenges McLaren with Kimi Antonelli’s Monza Drama
Lando Norris ended the opening day of the Italian Grand Prix on top, but it was not a typical comfortable Friday for McLaren with six drivers within two-tenths of a second at Monza. Norris led the way ahead of Charles Leclerc, while Williams’ Carlos Sainz completed the top three. Oscar Piastri, Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were the remaining three drivers in the top six, with Hamilton having also led a Ferrari one-two in first practice. Elsewhere, home boy Kimi Antonelli suffered his latest difficulty, spinning in FP2 and triggering another red flag. Be sure to join RacingNews365’s Ian Parkes and Nick Golding, as they reflect on day one at Monza!
BővebbenRacing Bull Liam Lawson Takes Charge: A Definitive Directive After Monza Challenge
Liam Lawson was left disappointed with his opening day of running at the Monza circuit on Friday.
BővebbenMarc Marquez Aims High: Determined to Challenge the Racing Elite
Marc Marquez says “goal is to stay with the front group” after finishing fourth in Catalunya MotoGP practice.
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