Ingram Dominates Qualifying at Oulton Park to Secure Pole Position in BTCC Thriller

Tom Ingram impressed in qualifying by securing pole position for the British Touring Car Championship round at Oulton Park, despite facing boost restrictions. Sitting second in the championship, Ingram’s performance in his Excelr8 Motorsport Hyundai i30 N Fastback was exceptional, despite having limited TOCA Turbo Boost. His agile driving allowed him to outpace his competitors by 0.473 seconds. Ingram’s dominant performance in the Quick Six Shootout showcased his skill and determination on the challenging circuit. Despite facing challenges in earlier phases of qualifying, Ingram’s remarkable pace solidified his position at…

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Ticktum Triumphs: A Stunning Debut Victory in Formula E

Dan Ticktum, known for his controversial nature in motorsport, claimed his first Formula E victory in an intense race in Jakarta. The 26-year-old’s win marks the end of a four-year wait for success, showcasing his speed and determination. Ticktum’s loyalty to the Kiro team, who he joined in 2022, has now paid off after years of struggle for both him and the team. The victory in Jakarta is a significant milestone for Kiro, which has undergone transformations and investments to reach this level of success. Ticktum’s partnership with the team…

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Marquez Dominates at Mugello: Defends Sprint Title in MotoGP Italian GP 2025 Victory

Marc Marquez overcame a challenging start to secure a thrilling victory from pole position at the Italian Grand Prix and build on his lead in the MotoGP title race. Despite a shaky beginning that saw him slip down the order, Marquez showed remarkable recovery skills by aggressively slicing through the field. By the end of the first lap, he had already surged back to third place. Marquez’s dominance continued as he managed to overtake his rivals, including his brother Alex, before sealing the win with a comfortable margin. Although Alex…

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Unleashing the Thrills: Experience the Nurburgring 24 Hours live on Motorsport.tv

The 2025 Nurburgring 24 Hours begins today, with live streaming on Motorsport.tv. You can watch the action starting at 1:45pm BST as drivers take on the challenging Nordschleife circuit in Germany. The Porsche 911, driven by Kevin Estre, Ayhancan Guven, Thomas Preining, and Patrick Pilet, has secured pole position, with a Ferrari 296 close behind. This race marks the second round of the 2025 Intercontinental GT Challenge, following the Bathurst 12 Hour. Although the coverage is available worldwide, unfortunately it’s not accessible in the USA, Canada, France, Poland, Hungary, Japan,…

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Smiley Dominates: Reigns Supreme in Oulton Free Practice

In free practice for the fifth round at Oulton Park, Chris Smiley topped the times again, stealing the thunder of the British Touring Car Championship big guns. The Northern Irishman leads the Independent standings in his Restart Racing Hyundai i30 N Fastback. The faster second session started on a damp track, but it soon dried out after a heavy shower. By the end, three drivers had surpassed Dan Rowbottom’s FP1 time. Tom Ingram and Aron Taylor-Smith improved their times, but Smiley ultimately set the fastest lap, followed closely by Taylor-Smith…

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Rev Up Your Racing Experience: Ultimate Guide to Catching the MotoGP Italian Grand Prix at Mugello!

The Italian MotoGP sprint race is scheduled to take place later today at the Mugello circuit following a day filled with practice and qualifying sessions. Marc Marquez currently leads the riders’ standings with 233 points, with his brother Alex Marquez close behind at 201 points, while Francesco Bagnaia holds the third spot with 140 points. Marquez is set to maintain his championship lead by starting the race from pole position, alongside team-mate Bagnaia and Alex Marquez in third. The Italian MotoGP Sprint race will commence on Saturday, June 21, at…

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Marquez Dominates Italian GP Qualifying: Secures Pole Position for Thrilling Ducati 1-2 Showdown

Marc Marquez, the current MotoGP championship leader, secured pole position for the Italian Grand Prix, narrowly edging out local favorite Francesco Bagnaia in a factory Ducati one-two. Marquez set the fastest time early in the session, aided by a slipstream from his brother Alex Marquez at Mugello. Despite challenges from Quartararo, Bagnaia, and Alex Marquez, the six-time world champion responded with a strong lap to claim pole position. Bagnaia finished a close second, just over five-hundredths of a second behind Marquez, with Alex Marquez in third place. Quartararo took fourth…

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Unpacking McLaren’s Vulnerability in Canada: Implications for the Future of F1 Races

During a technical media session in the Monaco pitlane, McLaren team principal Andrea Stella discussed not only the MCL39 but also likened F1 tracks to fruits, mentioning apples and pears as examples. Stella emphasized that tracks like Imola, Saudi Arabia, and Japan belong to a certain category with high-speed corners, contrasting them with tracks like Miami, which have low-speed characteristics that suit the team’s aerodynamic setup. The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal posed a unique challenge, not fitting neatly into either category, requiring a different approach due to its mix…

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Feeney Dominates the Track: A Stellar Performance in Darwin Supercars

Broc Feeney showcased his dominance at Hidden Valley with two victories and an expanded points lead in the Darwin circuit, solidifying his title as the king of the track. The Triple Eight driver secured pole position for both races, maintained control throughout, and further widened his championship lead in the Northern Territory. Despite some minor anticlimactic moments, Feeney managed the race strategically and confidently, securing two wins and setting his sights on the next challenge. The second race witnessed drivers preserving their tires in the scorching temperatures, with Anton De…

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The Race is On: Turkey Seeks Formula 1 Comeback as Madrid 2026 Bid Remains Uncertain

Turkish Grand Prix organizers are willing to host a Formula 1 race in 2026 if the new Madrid track is not completed on time, as announced on the 10th of June. The Madrid circuit, Madring, is facing opposition and doubts about its completion by the scheduled race date of 13th September, leading to the possibility of Istanbul Park filling in. The Istanbul Park circuit is eager to make a comeback to the F1 calendar permanently, following its recent stints in 2020 and 2021 during the pandemic. The Turkish Automobile Sports…

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