Espargaro Roars Back: MotoGP Maverick Poised for Wildcard Triumph at Silverstone

Honda will field a wildcard rider, Aleix Espargaro, at the British Grand Prix, marking the third consecutive MotoGP weekend with a wildcard entry. Espargaro, a former Aprilia factory rider, took over the ‘development bike’ initially ridden by Takaaki Nakagami at the Spanish Grand Prix. British fans can anticipate Espargaro’s return to race action at Silverstone where he will pilot the third RC213V. Despite finishing 14th at the Jerez race, Espargaro highlighted a vibration issue affecting the bike’s performance under race conditions, emphasizing the need for further tests and solutions. Honda,…

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Thrilling Showdown at Supercars Symmons Plains: Payne outpaces Feeney in Tasmania Battle

Matt Payne won the third Supercars race at Symmons Plains by executing a strategic move over the final lap to prevent Broc Feeney from a clean sweep. The mid-race safety car led some drivers to make early pitstops and hope to make their tires last for the remaining laps. Payne’s strategy paid off as he held off Feeney by a narrow margin at the checkered flag. Feeney, despite his impressive performance, narrowly missed the victory after a strong 15-lap sprint towards the front. The championship points standings have seen Feeney…

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Revving Up Your Career: Get Ahead with the Top Motorsport Job Opportunities of the Week

The FIA is seeking a WRC Sporting Coordinator responsible for handling the coordination of both the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) and Junior World Rally Championship (JWRC). A university degree, preferably in Sports Management, and prior experience in sports roles like co-driver, team coordinator, or event organiser are required. Applications for this position close on 19 May 2025. McLaren Racing is hiring a Part-Time Strength and Conditioning Coach to conduct fitness classes for employees, guide proper gym equipment usage, and lead group fitness sessions. Previous coaching experience in strength and…

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Marc Marquez Makes History: Dominates French GP with Record-Breaking Win Streak

Marc Marquez regained the lead of the world championship by securing a Ducati 1-2-3 finish with his brother Alex and Fermin Aldeguer in the sprint at Le Mans on Saturday. This victory extended Marc’s unbeaten streak in 2025 sprints to six, setting a new record for consecutive sprint wins. Although Fabio Quartararo led for a significant portion of the race, he ultimately couldn’t keep up with the Ducatis. Quartararo’s lead was short-lived as Marc Marquez overtook him early on, paving the way for his dominant performance. Despite some struggles, Quartararo…

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Sainz vs Ben Sulayem: The Race for Presidency in the FIA – An Emergency JA on F1 Podcast Special

In the emergency JAonF1 podcast, Rebecca Clancy and James Allen explore Carlos Sainz Sr’s bid for the FIA presidency against Mohammed Ben Sulayem. As the Global Editorial Director for Motorsport Network, Clancy provides insights into Sainz Sr’s plans and the implications for Formula 1. As a prominent figure in rallying and motorsport, Sainz Sr’s candidacy raises questions about his son’s involvement in F1 and potential conflicts of interest. The upcoming FIA election raises further questions about Sainz Sr’s chances, the election process, and the impact on the world of Formula…

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F1 Showdown: Sainz and Hamilton’s Epic Team Radio Fury in Miami

It was fitting that Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton collided at the penultimate corner of the Miami Grand Prix as they were both facing similar issues. Hamilton’s frustration with his team overshadowed Sainz’s complaints, as the Spaniard felt powerless and betrayed after being overtaken despite team orders. Sainz’s frustration stemmed from operational mistakes that compromised his race, starting with a strategic error in the wet-dry sprint race qualifying. An incident at the start further damaged Sainz’s car, affecting his performance throughout the race. Despite a strong qualifying, Sainz faced challenges…

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Accelerating Success: McLaren’s Blueprint for Championship Dominance in 2025

In 2024, McLaren posed a strong challenge to Red Bull in Formula 1 but only managed to secure the constructors’ crown due to cracks in their performance. In 2025, McLaren has dominated most races with their MCL39 car, but cannot get complacent with tough competition from teams like Mercedes and Red Bull. Past mistakes, such as misjudged strategies and internal conflicts, plagued McLaren in the previous season, costing them crucial points in the championship battle. Lando Norris, McLaren’s lead driver, faced setbacks like slow pit stops and disagreements with his…

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Revving Towards Excellence: The Road Glide’s Triumph in the New Harley-Davidson MotoGP Series

The new Harley-Davidson championship set to debut on the 2026 MotoGP undercard will showcase riders competing on the manufacturer’s Road Glide model. Details about this one-make championship were unveiled by Autosport and further elaborated upon during the official launch at the French Grand Prix. Harley-Davidson’s president, Jochen Zeitz, highlighted the company’s racing heritage dating back to the first motorcycle it produced in 1903, emphasizing that racing is ingrained in its DNA. While Harleys are already prominent in the King of the Baggers series stateside, this global championship marks a significant…

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Revolutionizing the Future of Rally Racing: WRC 2027 Regulations Unveiled to WRC Commission

The World Rally Championship 2027 technical regulations are being finalized and will be presented to the FIA World Motor Sport Council next month, with key updates discussed by the WRC Commission. Major changes in bodywork and defining car areas within the regulations were highlighted, along with reorganization related to engine control system and electronics. These regulations aim to attract more manufacturers and teams with cars built under a cost cap of €345,000, offering Rally2 engines and spaceframe chassis for similar performance to current Rally1 cars. Teams have urged for more…

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Epic Victory: Ferrari Dominates Spa 6 Hours in Flag-to-Flag Battle

Ferrari secured their third consecutive victory in this season’s World Endurance Championship at the Spa 6 Hours, with James Calado, Antonio Giovinazzi, and Alessandro Pier Guidi leading the charge. Their win came after a fierce competition from the sister 499P Le Mans Hypercar and the Alpine A424 LMDh, making it a close-run affair at the Belgian race track. Despite dominating qualifying, Ferrari faced challenges from Alpine, BMW, and Peugeot during the race, showcasing intense competition among the top teams. In a strategic move, Pier Guidi overtook his teammate Nielsen in…

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