Jack Doohan was ousted after just five races and his replacement Franco Colapinto isn’t on solid ground either. But another driver outside of Alpine is most at risk, according to Ralf Schumacher.
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Aston Martin F1 reserve Felipe Drugovich to make Formula E debut
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Paolo Bonora explains how a step made in Aragon helped Marco Bezzecchi’s qualifying at the Dutch MotoGP.
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“The good thing about the Max has in his favour is he’s probably the best racing driver that’s ever raced in a Formula 1 car.”
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Max Verstappen ‘misses out’ as bizarre grand prix verdict issued
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Maserati has announced a star-studded driver pairing for the Formula E Berlin rookie test.
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As Lewis Hamilton prepares for his highly anticipated debut F1 British Grand Prix as a Ferrari driver, he shared a heartfelt message with fans about what returning to Silverstone means to him.
BővebbenAlpine’s performance in the 2025 season has been attributed to the inconsistencies and tire management issues of their A525 Formula 1 car, resulting in a 15-point gap behind Sauber at the bottom of the standings. Pierre Gasly has shown glimpses of speed in qualifying this year, reaching Q3 six times, but also faced disappointments with four Q1 eliminations, showcasing the team’s up-and-down season. During the Austrian Grand Prix, Gasly managed a strong start from 10th on the grid but struggled with tire degradation and damaged car balance after a pit…
BővebbenFelipe Drugovich will debut in Formula E at Berlin for Mahindra, substituting for world champion Nyck de Vries. The Formula 2 champion will compete in both races at Tempelhof Airport on 12-13 July. Drugovich impressed during the 2023 Berlin Rookie Test and has already tested with Mahindra. He will partner with Edoardo Mortara, filling in de Vries’s absence. Both Mortara and de Vries have been successful this season, with the team currently fifth in the standings. Drugovich expressed excitement for the opportunity to race in Formula E with Mahindra. Drugovich…
BővebbenOliver Solberg will make a return to the World Rally Championship top tier at Rally Estonia this month after being handed a drive by Toyota, replacing Sebastien Ogier. The 23-year-old Solberg was the current WRC2 points leader and had initially planned to compete in the WRC2 class driving the Toyota GR Yaris Rally2, but will now be driving Toyota’s Rally1 car alongside full-time team drivers. Solberg expressed his excitement for the opportunity to compete in the Rally1 car, thanking the team for their trust and support as he returns to…
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