A tough weekend for Franco Colapinto in Austria. It seems his position inside Alpine is not so safe after all.
BővebbenRising Star Franco Colapinto Faces Crucial Test Amid Alpine Team’s Warning
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Breaking Barriers: Liam Lawson’s Triumph Ends Decades-Long Drought for New Zealand in Motorsport
A lucky moment for Liam Lawson but one he made the most of to end a long wait for his home country
BővebbenAcknowledging Limits: Oscar Piastri’s Humble Apology for Nudging McLaren’s ‘Papaya Rules’
Two weeks ago in Canada, Lando Norris apologized for crashing into his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, and the two almost repeated the incident at the Austrian Grand Prix while battling for the lead. Norris was aggressive in Canada, seeking a non-existent gap, while in Austria, they were clear of the field and allowed to fight fairly for victory. Piastri was on Norris’ tail after passing Charles Leclerc, nearly crashing into him at Turn 4 during a move for first. After the race engineer called the Turn 4 move “too marginal,”…
BővebbenFIA consider major F1 rule change after Red Bull action
FIA consider major F1 rule change after Red Bull action
BővebbenChampions and Challengers: A Recap of F1’s Thrilling 2025 Austrian Grand Prix
Lando Norris triumphed in Spielberg, redeeming himself after criticism from previous races, while Red Bull experienced a disaster at their home track. The rookies made waves and headlines in the Austrian Grand Prix, showcasing their potential. Norris and McLaren emerged victorious, with Norris securing a pole position and his third win of the season. Despite facing pressure from his teammate Piastri, Norris stayed composed and strengthened his title aspirations. McLaren’s decision to allow their drivers to race freely added excitement to the competition. Yuki Tsunoda and Red Bull faced difficulties,…
BővebbenUnleashing Resilience: Lando Norris Shines Amidst Max Verstappen’s Racing Heartbreak
Lando Norris completed the perfect bounce back from Canada by leading home a McLaren one-two in the Austrian Grand Prix, reducing Oscar Piastri’s F1 drivers’ title advantage to 15 points. Whilst Norris ate into Piastri’s lead, Max Verstappen fell to 61 points behind after being taken out on the first lap at the Red Bull Ring by Kimi Antonelli. Helmut Marko described it as a “black day” for Red Bull at home, as Yuki Tsunoda finished 16th. Elsewhere, Charles Leclerc completed the podium, whilst Liam Lawson made a small piece of New Zealand F1 history. Join RacingNews365’s Ian Parkes and Nick Golding, as they dissect a pivotal Austrian GP.
BővebbenAustrian Grand Prix: The Resurgence of a Midfield Star – Can He Salvage His Career?
Austria F1 driver ratings: Has this under pressure midfield star saved his career?
BővebbenTed Kravitz Strikes Back: Throwing Shade at Red Bull’s Max Verstappen on Sky Sports F1
‘This is what happens’ – Ted Kravitz fires Max Verstappen jibe at Red Bull
BővebbenUnraveling Max Verstappen’s Title Aspirations: A Glimpse Inside Red Bull’s Troubles at the Austrian Grand Prix
Crash.net’s paddock reporter Lewis Larkam picks out who impressed and who had a shocker in the 2025 F1 Austrian Grand Prix.
BővebbenPiastri’s Controversial Move: McLaren’s Take on the Austria Incident
McLaren felt Oscar Piastri had been too marginal in locking up while trying to dive past F1 team-mate Lando Norris in the Austrian GP. Why did it view that near-miss differently to their Canada collision?
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