Rovanpera: WRC technical overhaul for 2025 “makes no sense”
BővebbenRovanpera Criticizes WRC’s 2025 Technical Overhaul as Senseless
Category: Autosport
Revolutionizing the Racetrack: BTCC Pioneers Live Streaming Partnership with TikTok for 2024 Races
BTCC announces deal for every 2024 race to be streamed live on TikTok
BővebbenRicciardo’s Resilience: Steering Clear of Distractions in the F1 Paddock
Ricciardo: I won’t be distracted by “negative stuff” in F1 paddock
BővebbenRevved Up: Toyota’s Groundbreaking Suspension Update Set to Dominate WRC Safari Rally in Kenya
Toyota to deploy suspension update at WRC Safari Rally Kenya
BővebbenRacing into the Future: Formula E’s Monumental Return to Tokyo
The challenges that await on Formula E’s long-overdue visit to Tokyo
BővebbenThe Intersection of Legends: Toto Wolff on the Inevitable Collision Course of Mercedes, Verstappen, and F1 Dominance
Wolff: Mercedes F1 relationship with Verstappen "needs to happen at a certain stage"
BővebbenDall’Igna Expresses Regret over Bagnaia and Marquez Clash at Portugal MotoGP
Dall’Igna calls Bagnaia/Marquez Portugal MotoGP clash “very regrettable”
BővebbenAccelerating Innovation: Honda’s UK F1 Engine Base Signals New Era with Aston Martin
Honda opens new UK F1 engine base ahead of Aston Martin partnership
BővebbenRevving Up Innovation: IndyCar Drivers Propose Exciting Changes for Thermal Exhibition Race
The non-points exhibition event at the 3.067-mile, 17-turn circuit featured nine hours of testing and two heat races to determine the field for the main event. Despite zero lead changes, there were 39 passes over 38 laps, with the first heat transitioning to a time-based format due to an early caution. Colton Herta showcased strategic brilliance by starting at the back and finishing fourth in the final. Felix Rosenqvist praised the unique format and suggested involving all cars in the final for future editions. The drivers appreciated the opportunity to…
BővebbenUnleashing Innovation: Rins Looks to Outmaneuver Quartararo on Yamaha MotoGP Bike
Alex Rins finished 13th in the Portuguese Grand Prix, behind Quartararo. This was only his second competitive weekend with Yamaha after switching from LCR Honda. Despite improving from the Qatar Grand Prix, he faced similar issues in Portimao as in Losail. Rins realized he needs a different direction to understand the 2024-spec M1 better. Yamaha held a private test at Portimao to address the gap between Japanese and European marques in the championship. However, due to track conditions, the test was not entirely useful. Tovább a cikkhez
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