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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Steiner Takes the Wheel as Miami GP Ambassador: An Exciting Chapter Beyond Haas F1
Gunther Steiner was the Haas team chief from 2016 until last winter, but his contract wasn’t renewed after the team’s poor performance in the 2023 season. He has now transitioned into the role of an analyst for Sky Germany and conducted top three interviews at the recent Australian Grand Prix. Steiner will also serve as an ambassador for the upcoming Miami Grand Prix in May, aiming to help promote Formula 1’s growth in the United States. Despite not being actively involved in a team, Steiner remains a prominent figure in…
BővebbenStrategic Limits: DTM Testing Key to Curbing Costs and Reaching New Heights, Says Wittmann
There is a hard cap on the amount of private testing allowed in the DTM this year. Teams are not permitted to freely run their GT3 cars outside of race weekends starting this month. Each team will be allowed five days of testing per driver, with sanctions for violations yet to be determined. The restriction aims to keep the cost of running a DTM program in check as the series enters its fourth season of GT3 regulations. Marco Wittmann is moving to Schubert Motorsport in 2024 to join fellow champions…
BővebbenAlonso’s Integritous Intentions Stand Firm in the Shadows of F1 Controversy
Alonso received a drive-through penalty after the race at Melbourne’s Albert Park, which was turned into a 20-second time penalty due to his erratic driving behavior while battling George Russell. The penalty dropped Alonso from sixth to eighth place, a decision he expressed disappointment in, emphasizing safety at high speeds. Aston Martin’s team principal, Krack, supported Alonso’s actions, citing his vast experience and skill as a driver. The team opted not to appeal the penalty within the 96-hour window, as no significant new evidence was available to support their case.…
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