Charles Leclerc endured a disappointing qualifying session in Canada and is set to start Sunday’s grand prix from eighth on the grid.
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Kubica’s Triumph: Ferrari’s Victory in Le Mans 24 Hours as Porsche Misses Podium Sweep
Ferrari won the 93rd running of the Le Mans 24 Hours with its satellite #83 entry driven by Phil Hanson, Robert Kubica, and Yifei Ye, narrowly missing out on a podium lockout as the #50 and #51 cars were bested by the #6 Porsche for second place. The race saw a close battle among the top cars, finishing within 30 seconds of each other, with Ferrari benefitting from a mid-race safety car period that helped erase its earlier mistakes. Despite starting strong, the Cadillac Jota cars struggled with top speed,…
BővebbenAlpine Racing Secures Top Talent: Nielsen Poised for Role as F1 Team Manager
The Alpine Formula 1 team is preparing to announce Steve Nielsen as its new team manager, replacing Oliver Oakes. Nielsen, a seasoned F1 professional with experience dating back to 1986, is widely recognized for his successful stints at Benetton, Lotus, Tyrrell, Honda, and Arrows. His appointment comes following Oakes’ sudden exit after the Miami Grand Prix amidst unrelated controversies involving his brother. The decision to bring Nielsen on board reflects Flavio Briatore’s search for stability in the team’s management structure. Nielsen’s illustrious career trajectory includes roles with Toro Rosso, Williams,…
BővebbenRevving Up the Excitement: Ferrari Triumphs Amidst Porsche Showdown at Le Mans 24 Hours
Ferrari won the 93rd running of the Le Mans 24 Hours with its satellite #83 entry, driven by Phil Hanson, Robert Kubica, and Yifei Ye. The race saw Ferrari narrowly missing out on a podium lockout despite strong performances by other cars. A mid-race safety car period played a key role in Ferrari’s victory by nullifying their deficit and improving race execution. Sebastien Bourdais’s concerns about Cadillac Jota cars’ lack of top speed proved to be justified as the race progressed. Porsche emerged as a serious contender for victory, with…
BővebbenGeorge Russell won’t ‘jeopardise’ own Canadian GP amid Max Verstappen F1 race ban threat
George Russell won’t “jeopardise” his Canadian GP chances to engage in a squabble with Max Verstappen, despite his rival being one penalty point away from a F1 race ban.
BővebbenTriumph Against Adversity: Robert Kubica’s Ultimate Triumph at Le Mans 24
Robert Kubica steered the #83 Ferrari home for overall victory at the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours.
BővebbenExclusive: Second F1 Driver Deliberately Sent to Pit Lane at the Start of Canadian Grand Prix
The Montreal F1 pit lane is getting busier as a second car will take the start of the Canadian Grand Prix off the grid.
BővebbenKubica, Ye and Hanson take victory at Le Mans in yellow #83 Ferrari
Robert Kubica, Yifei Ye, and Phil Hanson have won the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the customer AF Corse team, running a ‘satellite’ Ferrari 499P. The trio, with Kubica taking the #83 AF Corse Ferrari across the line, was tktktk ahead of Kevin Estre in the #6 Porsche at the line. Third was Antonio […]
BővebbenDominant Victory: Richard Lietz wins record-breaking sixth Le Mans title with Manthey Racing
Richard Lietz of the #92 Porsche 911 led Manthey to the LMGT3 class win in the FIA World Endurance Championship’s 24 Hours of Le Mans.
BővebbenRevving Up for Success: Alpine Appoints Steve Nielsen as F1 Team Manager
The Alpine Formula 1 team is planning to announce Steve Nielsen as the new team manager, following his extensive experience in the paddock. Nielsen, a veteran in the field at 60 years old, started his F1 career as a truck driver for a catering firm in 1986, gradually progressing through various roles with respected teams such as Lotus, Tyrrell, and Benetton. Having worked closely with Flavio Briatore during his time at Benetton, Nielsen is known for his expertise and professionalism in the sport. Briatore, now executive advisor for Alpine F1,…
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