Alex Rins narrowly avoided contact with Jack Miller in the Italian MotoGP Sprint, but a trip through the gravel trap sent him to the back of the field.
BővebbenHigh-Stakes Duel: Alex Rins’ Brave Maneuver to Overtake Miller Leaves Fans on the Edge
Year: 2025
From Misfortune to Glory: Rookie Driver’s Ultimate Triumph in the World of IndyCar Racing
He’s spent the last two weekends being attacked by walls and most of this season having ‘lady luck’ laugh in his face, but now, Louis Foster has something tangible to show for his IndyCar efforts this season
BővebbenThe Shocking Revelation: Secrets Unveiled in Fernando Alonso’s F1 Title Fight
The F1 drivers’ championship battle is currently being headed by the McLaren competitors – prompting “surprise” from Fernando Alonso.
BővebbenGlenn Irwin Overcomes Adversity: Battling Through Challenges on the Road to Victory
Glenn Irwin’s Snetterton BSB practice crash “could’ve been so much worse,” the PBM Ducati rider has said.
BővebbenBrad Binder Reflects on Disappointment: ‘That was my Race Done, But Not Diggia’s Fault’
Brad Binder and Johann Zarco eliminated from the Italian MotoGP Sprint by a first-corner pile-up at Mugello.
BővebbenBriatore tipped for SHOCK Ferrari move as replacement rumours swirl
Briatore tipped for SHOCK Ferrari move as replacement rumours swirl
BővebbenDomination in Darwin: Feeney Secures Supercars Clean Sweep
Broc Feeney clinched a clean sweep of all three Supercars races at Hidden Valley in Darwin, showcasing a dominant performance in the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 of Triple Eight Race Engineering. Starting from pole position, Feeney controlled the race, briefly losing the lead before reclaiming it with strategic pit stops and superior tire management. His victory marked the first time a driver had swept the Darwin races since Scott McLaughlin accomplished the feat six years prior. Teammate Matt Payne secured a solid third place finish, with Kai Allen joining him on…
BővebbenFeeney Dominates Hidden Valley: A Superstar Performance in Supercars Darwin Sweep
Broc Feeney achieved victory in all three Supercars races at Hidden Valley, claiming another impressive win at the Darwin circuit. Starting from pole position again, he dominated the early stages and built a significant lead before reclaiming the lead later in the race. Despite Grove Racing’s Matt Payne briefly taking the lead, Feeney’s fresher tires helped him secure victory with a six-second lead at the finish line. Payne finished third, with Jack Le Brocq in fourth and Chaz Mostert impressively recovering to 12th place. Feeney now leads the championship by…
BővebbenThe Inside Scoop: Gary Anderson Gives his Expert Analysis on Ferrari’s F1 Crisis
With Fred Vasseur coming under fire from the Italian media, Ferrari is facing yet another potential crisis – here’s what ex-F1 technical director Gary Anderson makes of it all…
BővebbenUnleashing the Competitive Drive: Lewis Hamilton Inspires Ferrari to Soar Higher
Lewis Hamilton revealed that he is “challenging” his Ferrari engineers as he continues to feel frustrated by a lack of performance as the F1 season progresses.
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