Robert Kubica’s victory at Le Mans 24 Hours was well-received by the Formula 1 community, with many paying tribute to him on Sunday. After successful stints in F1, Kubica secured the win alongside Phil Hanson and Yifei Ye in the #83 Ferrari Hypercar. This triumph stands out in Kubica’s career marked by ‘what ifs,’ including a near-fatal accident in 2011 that cut short his F1 tenure. Despite setbacks, he found success in the World Endurance Championship, culminating in his Le Mans victory debut in 2021, after narrowly missing out on…
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The Untold Story: Lewis Hamilton Sheds Light on Ferrari’s Hidden Reality
Lewis Hamilton has admitted that there is “a lot that needs improving” at Ferrari amid his acceptance that he is not in a position to win an F1 race this year.
BővebbenFire and Fury: Toto Wolff Condemns Red Bull’s Controversial F1 Canadian GP Protest
“That was their doing. Honestly, it’s so petty and so small. They did it in Miami.”
BővebbenRed Bull’s Failed Protest: A Petty and Embarrassing Move Riles Up Wolff
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has branded Red Bull’s failed protest against George Russell “so petty and so small”, and “just embarrassing”
BővebbenBreaking Barriers: Four Female Drivers and F2 Leader Make Historic Moves in Formula E
There will be at least four female drivers in Formula E’s upcoming rookie test – and two of them have significant new deals with teams
BővebbenUncovering the Mystique: Jorge Martin’s Return to the Aprilia Odyssey
Secrets discovered of the Aprilia which Jorge Martin will eventually return on
BővebbenToto Wolff Takes Aim: Red Bull’s Controversial Move Sparks Fierce Criticism
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is far from happy with Red Bull’s protest of George Russell’s Canadian Grand Prix victory.
BővebbenScandal in Speed: #50 Ferrari Excluded from Le Mans After Wing Controversy
The #50 Ferrari 499P has been disqualified from the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours due to rear wing technical violations found during post-race scrutineering. The car, driven by Antonio Fuoco, Miguel Molina, and Nicklas Nielsen, initially finished fourth overall. However, it was discovered that the rear wing support was missing bolts and exceeded the allowed deflection limits. Ferrari acknowledged the non-compliance with the rules but argued that the missing bolts caused the excessive deflection without providing a performance gain. Despite this, stewards noted the car achieved its highest top speed…
BővebbenDisappointment and Controversy: Ferrari’s Disqualification from Le Mans 24 Hours
The #50 Ferrari 499P was disqualified from the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours due to rear wing technical regulation violations. The car, driven by Antonio Fuoco, Miguel Molina, and Nicklas Nielsen, finished fourth overall but was found to have missing bolts and excessive deflection. Ferrari acknowledged the non-compliance with the rules but argued that there was no performance gain. However, stewards noted that the car achieved its highest top speed with reduced drag, indicating a performance advantage. The absence of a bolt was noticed by a Ferrari mechanic close to…
BővebbenRaising the Bar: McLaren’s Expectations for Lando Norris Post-Canada Grand Prix Incident
McLaren team boss Andrea Stella has said that Lando Norris will have to “show his character” in dealing with the incident with team-mate Oscar Piastri that put him out of F1’s Canadian GP.
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