Kyle Ryde was close to Scott Redding before putting his title hopes first in the opening race as British Superbikes returned to Donington Park.
BővebbenScott Redding’s Domination: Kyle Ryde’s Impressive Second Place Finish at Donington
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Verstappen’s Triumph: Strategic Mastery Against McLaren at Monza
In stark contrast to last year, the Red Bull liked Monza’s layout. That’s all Max Verstappen needed to steal pole away from McLaren (and Ferrari) for the fifth time this season
BővebbenShockwaves as Red Bull’s Triumph at Italian Grand Prix Gets Controversially Revoked by FIA
FIA confirm Red Bull star stripped of victory at Italian Grand Prix
BővebbenLeclerc’s Defiant Declaration: Ferrari’s F1 Italian GP Prospects Face Uphill Battle
Charles Leclerc has expressed that Ferrari “don’t have a chance” to win the F1 Italian GP on pure pace alone after he qualified fourth for Sunday’s race.
BővebbenReforming MotoGP Penalties: The Case of Morbidelli Shines Light on Necessary Changes
A single long lap in the Catalan Grand Prix seems incompatible with Franco Morbidelli’s recent tendency to break MotoGP rules
BővebbenStrategic Moves: Ferrari’s Calculated Decision to Forego Lewis Hamilton’s Assistance for Charles Leclerc in F1 Italian GP Qualifying
Ferrari duo Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton explained that the possibility of the Monegasque being given a tow during qualifying for the F1 Italian GP was not seriously discussed.
BővebbenResilience in Revving: The Grit of a Second F1 Driver Facing the Italian GP Pit Lane Start
Multiple cars now look set to start the Italian Grand Prix from the pit lane.
BővebbenMax Verstappen smashes F1 record to leave McLaren facing Monza fight
Max Verstappen smashed an all-time F1 record to claim pole position for the Italian Grand Prix, leaving McLaren with a fight on its hands at Monza. The four-time world champion not only set a new Monza lap record, but also broke the F1 record for the fastest lap in terms of average speed. It was the result of yet another sensational lap by Verstappen, who is joined by Lando Norris on the front row. Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc complete row two, with Leclerc starting from the same position he won from 12 months ago. As for Lewis Hamilton, the Ferrari driver qualified in fifth but will start from 10th due to his five-place grid penalty. Be sure to join RacingNews365’s Ian Parkes and Nick Golding, as they dissect an incredible qualifying at the Italian GP!
BővebbenThe Fall of a Ferrari Star: Disqualified from the Monza Podium by FIA Penalty
Ferrari star demoted from Monza podium after FIA penalty
BővebbenNicolo Bulega faces dual challenges at French WorldSBK: A call for improvement
Former points leader Nicolo Bulega was beaten by eight seconds in Race 1 at the French WorldSBK.
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