Sebastian Vettel emerges as answer to Red Bull’s second seat woes
BővebbenSebastian Vettel: Red Bull’s Silver Lining in Second Seat Dilemma
Year: 2025
The Controversy Unleashed: Max Verstappen’s Outrage Over Austrian GP Penalty Point ‘Trap’
Max Verstappen painted an annoyed figure on media day ahead of this weekend’s F1 Austrian Grand Prix, following another question on whether his 11 penalty points will change his driving style. It is a significant weekend for the Dutchman, who is targeting a sixth win at Red Bull’s home circuit. Elsewhere, McLaren, Red Bull and Ferrari all have upgrades in Austria, whilst Lando Norris recalled conversations with McLaren in the first days after crashing into Oscar Piastri in the Canadian GP! Join RacingNews365’s Ian Parkes and Nick Golding, as they dissect a wild Austrian GP media day!
BővebbenRacing on the Edge: The Controversial Strategy Threatening the Essence of F1
The FIA’s publication of F1’s driving standard guidelines has exposed ongoing driver unease about the way they are working, especially a tactic that is increasingly being used to exploit them
BővebbenGeorge Russell’s Bold Assertion: Max Verstappen to Mercedes – A Game-Changer in Formula 1
George Russell is out of contract at Mercedes, and Toto Wolff is a BIG Max Verstappen fan.
BővebbenRevving Up Excitement: McLaren Teams Up with SEGA and Iconic Mascot for Thrilling Collaboration
McLaren Racing has partnered with SEGA, featuring Sonic the Hedgehog in a multi-year collaboration aimed at creative integrations and experiences, introducing Sonic to the Papaya Army. The partnership marks a significant expansion of McLaren Racing’s brand reach, targeting a wider, younger global audience through Sonic’s iconic heritage and passionate fanbase. A historical connection exists between Sonic and McLaren, with Ayrton Senna famously holding a Sonic the Hedgehog trophy aloft on the podium after his 1993 European Grand Prix victory. Both brands emphasize their shared values of high-speed action and racing,…
BővebbenInsights from MotoGP Pros on the Impact of Liberty Media’s Acquisition
The European Commission approved Liberty Media’s purchase of MotoGP promoter Dorna, allowing the series to be under their ownership. Riders couldn’t comment on the takeover at the Italian Grand Prix, but shared positive views at the Dutch race media day. Liberty’s success with Formula 1 was highlighted by riders like Marc Marquez and Fabio di Giannantonio, supporting the change. It’s diplomatically wise to maintain positive relationships during a regime change, especially with Dorna involved. The hope is that Liberty will bring in a younger audience and broaden MotoGP’s international appeal…
BővebbenThe Rising Star: Franco Colapinto Set to Shine in F1 with Alpine
Franco Colapinto is expected to continue racing for the Alpine Formula 1 team beyond his initial five-race stint, replacing Jack Doohan. His performance will be assessed race by race, with a particular focus on the upcoming British Grand Prix in Silverstone. Despite some struggles earlier in the season, Colapinto has shown signs of improvement, especially with a stronger qualifying performance in Montreal. The decision to retain Colapinto is part of Alpine team leader Flavio Briatore’s strategy to evaluate potential team-mates for Pierre Gasly ahead of the 2026 rule change. While…
BővebbenThe Strategic Silence: Decoding Max Verstappen’s Media Mute Ahead of F1’s Austrian GP
Max Verstappen caused a stir with a press conference dominated by “no comment” responses ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, avoiding questions on FIA, racing guidelines, and penalty points. Verstappen expressed caution due to the risk of accumulating another penalty point and potentially facing suspension for critical comments. He highlighted the challenge of freely expressing opinions in an FIA setting and the consequences of being interpreted as critical. Even informal chats with the media are approached with caution to avoid repercussions. Verstappen’s decision to remain tight-lipped contrasts with other drivers…
BővebbenDriving Transformation: Corey LaJoie’s Journey With Prime Video
This weekend’s NASCAR Cup race at EchoPark Speedway (Atlanta) will have a full field of 40 cars, including the No. 01 Rick Ware Racing Ford with Corey LaJoie driving for his fourth start of the 2025 season. LaJoie has recently been an analyst for Prime Video, which has shifted his perspective as a driver. Being behind the wheel can feel isolating due to the pressure of meeting expectations, but LaJoie’s TV experience has helped him focus more on enjoying the race rather than being consumed by outcomes. He aims to…
BővebbenWhy Williams has gone from Ferrari-beater to surprise slump
Since beating at least one Ferrari in back-to-back F1 races last month, Williams has scored just four points in three races. Is it already starting to suffer for its development strategy?
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