Marc Marquez has agreed with Ducati to extend his contract for two more MotoGP seasons, covering 2027 and 2028. The agreement was reached during Ducati’s team presentation in Madonna di Campiglio. Marquez will continue in Ducati red until at least the end of 2028. The announcement is expected before the start of the season, coinciding with the official MotoGP launch in Kuala Lumpur after the season’s first tests in Sepang. Marquez emphasized his comfort and speed with Ducati, expressing his desire to stay. The financial terms of the agreement have…
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Casting for Charity: High-Stakes Auction Features VIP Brawn Fishing Trip at Prestigious Autosport Awards
Formula 1 fans are excited about bidding on exclusive experiences for the 2026 championship, such as a fishing trip with Ross Brawn and a private tour of the Red Bull factory, all in support of the Grand Prix Trust charity. Additional auction highlights include F1 race weekend trips with McLaren and Cadillac, as well as race day experiences with Williams and Racing Bulls. Chairman of the charity, Martin Brundle, urged fans on social media to explore the inner sanctum of F1 through this auction of memorabilia and experiences. The current…
BővebbenRevving towards Victory: The Dynamic Duo of Albon and Sainz Fuel Williams’ F1 Triumph in 2025
Alex Albon credits his successful partnership with team-mate Carlos Sainz for Williams’ strong performance in the 2025 Formula 1 season, where they finished fifth in the standings, their best result in eight years. Following financial struggles under previous ownership, Williams saw a resurgence after Dorilton Capital took over and the implementation of a cost cap in 2021. Sainz’s podium finishes in Azerbaijan and Qatar, combined with the arrival of the experienced driver, boosted the team’s performance. Albon acknowledges Sainz’s impact on his development as a driver, noting their similar driving…
BővebbenMcLaren’s Confidence in Piastri: A Future F1 Champion in the Making
Zak Brown believes Oscar Piastri will achieve the Formula 1 world championship with McLaren despite narrowly missing out to Lando Norris in the 2025 season finale in Abu Dhabi. McLaren had a close fight for the championship between their drivers, ultimately won by Norris with Piastri finishing just behind him and Max Verstappen in the standings. The contrasting approaches of Red Bull and McLaren towards their drivers were highlighted in this battle, with McLaren maintaining equality between Norris and Piastri. Brown praised the growth of Norris since joining McLaren’s academy…
BővebbenRevving Into the Future: The Thrilling Turn of Events at the Macau Grand Prix in 2025
The Macau Grand Prix showcased the Formula Regional era with a thrilling conclusion to the main race, where Theo Nael secured victory with a spectacular double overtake at Lisboa, edging out teammate Mari Boya. Despite initial skepticism over the switch from FIA Formula 3 to Formula Regional cars in 2024, the event presented a more satisfying spectacle, hinting at a growing acceptance within the paddock of the new formula as a platform for future stars to shine. Despite nostalgia and initial disappointment, Emanuele Pirro, President of the FIA single-seater commission,…
BővebbenMartin’s MotoGP Comeback Clouded by Penalty in Valencia
Jorge Martin faces a double long penalty at the Valencia Grand Prix if deemed fit for MotoGP’s 2025 finale due to an incident at the Japanese Grand Prix. During the MotoGP Sprint in Japan, Martin’s collision with teammate Marco Bezzecchi led to both riders’ withdrawal from the race. After missing subsequent rounds due to shoulder surgery, Martin returned for a hearing where stewards assigned the double long lap penalty for ‘irresponsible’ riding. The penalty will be enforced on race day, not during the sprint, impacting Martin’s tough season at Aprilia.…
BővebbenRevving Up the Future: Aitken Joins Cadillac for 2026 WEC Season
Jack Aitken will replace Jenson Button at Cadillac’s World Endurance Championship team next year, partnering with Earl Bamber and Sebastien Bourdais in the #38 Cadillac V-Series.R. Aitken, who has experience in IMSA, will embark on his first full WEC season after making multiple Le Mans 24 Hours appearances with Cadillac. During the Bahrain rookie test, Aitken integrated with the Jota team, setting the stage for his upcoming WEC campaign. He will also continue racing in the IMSA GTP division alongside Bamber, and newcomer Frederik Vesti at endurance events. Aitken expressed…
BővebbenOgier’s Historic 200th WRC Start: Dominating Victory in Chile
With 200 World Rally Championship starts, eight world titles, 66 wins, and 113 podiums, Sebastien Ogier boasts remarkable statistics. Following his recent win in Chile, he is on track to potentially secure a ninth world title, matching a record. Ogier’s performance in Chile showcased why many consider him the greatest rally driver of all time. Despite being 41 years old, he seems to be improving, worrying his competitors as the season approaches its climax. Ogier’s competitive spirit is evident in his desire to win every rally he enters. Since becoming…
BővebbenStriped Triumph: Crowhurst Shines in BMW 3 Series Milestone Race
At the Classic Sports Car Club Modern & Retro race weekend at Castle Combe, Graham Crowhurst, inspired by Jeff Koons’ BMW Art Car, overcame technical issues to maintain his championship lead on Saturday and won the 3 Series 50th Anniversary celebration on Sunday. Sonorous E46s dominated the points races, with Niall Bradley winning both and Crowhurst coming in third overall, winning class B and battling Ollie Neaves. Crowhurst faced challenges with his throttle glitching during a caution, but quickly recovered to finish third and set the fastest lap of the…
BővebbenWRC Finland: Rovanpera shines in changeable weather as Tanak hits trouble
Toyota’s Kalle Rovanpera holds a narrow lead in Rally Finland after a tough battle in changeable conditions on Friday. Despite concerns about his performance on gravel, he managed to finish the day 4.9s ahead of Thierry Neuville. Rovanpera showed strong pace, winning two stages in dry conditions and coping well with intermittent rain showers. He increased his lead further in the afternoon but faced challenges, admitting the run was “scary”. Neuville and Fourmaux also put up a fight, with Fourmaux dropping to third by the end of the day. Other…
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