The FIA has suspended Derek Warwick from FIA driver steward duties on the eve of the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix for remarks made after Max Verstappen’s penalty in Spain. Warwick, a former F1 driver, was replaced by Enrique Bernoldi for the Canadian GP. Warwick’s suspension came after unauthorized media comments following the Spanish GP about the penalty on Verstappen for the clash with George Russell. Warwick’s statements on the penalty decision were not well-received, leading to his immediate suspension from steward duties for the Canadian Grand Prix. His critique…
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Revolutionizing Perfection: McLaren Unveils Futuristic 2027 LMDh Show Car and Track-Ready Model
McLaren unveiled a full-scale model of its LMDh prototype for the WEC Hypercar class that’s set to debut in 2027, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of its Le Mans victory with the F1 GTR. Alongside the racing model, McLaren announced plans to sell a track-day version of the LMDh as part of Project Endurance, offering customers a chance to own an authentic Hypercar experience. The track-day car, powered by the same twin-turbo V6 engine as the racing prototype, is being developed in collaboration with Dallara. McLaren Racing oversees the car’s…
BővebbenNakagami Steps Up: Impressive Stand-in Performance at Italian MotoGP
Japanese rider Takaaki Nakagami will replace the injured Luca Marini at the MotoGP Italian Grand Prix in Mugello next week for the factory Honda squad. Marini is still recovering from injuries sustained during a Suzuka 8 Hours test in Japan. Honda previously raced with only one rider in Aragon, but now must field a substitute for Marini. Nakagami, who retired as a full-time rider last season to become a test rider for HRC, will make his debut with the official Honda MotoGP team. With Marini out, the possibility remains that…
BővebbenOvercoming Adversity: Lando Norris’s Quest for Redemption after the ‘Worst Friday’ of F1 2025 in Canada
Lando Norris expressed disappointment at McLaren’s performance during Friday’s practice for the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, stating it was their worst Friday of the season. Despite being a dominant team this year, Norris and teammate Oscar Piastri were not as competitive, with Norris seventh in the morning session and second in FP2, while Piastri was 14th and sixth, respectively. Other teams such as Mercedes, Red Bull, and Williams showed strong performance, leaving McLaren trailing. Despite McLaren introducing upgrades, Norris hinted they might revert back after struggling with consistency on…
BővebbenThe High-Stakes Decision: C5 or Not to C5 in F1 Canadian GP Qualifying
Ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, Formula 1 drivers and teams are once again debating the best tyre compounds for qualifying due to the introduction of the new C6 compound and Pirelli’s aggressive tyre selection. The softest tyres should offer more performance over a single lap, but the difference between the C6 and C5 is small, and high temperatures could lead to overheating issues with the C6 during qualifying. Some teams, like Alonso’s at Imola, may consider saving a set of mediums for better performance. Following the strategies at Imola…
BővebbenThe Shocking Dismissal: F1 Steward Removed from Canadian Grand Prix
Derek Warwick has been suspended from his duties as a steward for the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix due to controversial media interviews. The 70-year-old, with four grand prix podiums, was set to be a steward in Montreal but was suspended by the FIA. His comments about current drivers circulated by a gambling firm led to his suspension. Enrique Bernoldi will replace Warwick for the Canadian Grand Prix. Warwick apologized for his “ill-advised” comments and will return as a steward for the Austrian Grand Prix. This incident follows Johnny Herbert’s…
BővebbenRussell shines in Montreal: Leading the way in F1 Canadian GP FP2
“Mercedes driver George Russell topped second practice at the Canadian Grand Prix ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris, setting up an intriguing tyre choice for qualifying. Stroll suffered terminal damage to his Aston Martin, while Russell maintained his lead with a medium tyre lap. Norris came close to Russell’s time on softs, highlighting the tyre strategy uncertainty for qualifying. Russell’s rookie team-mate Andrea Kimi Antonelli was third, with Fernando Alonso impressing in fifth. Championship leader Oscar Piastri finished in sixth, as Lewis Hamilton claimed eighth spot. Max Verstappen improved his position…
BővebbenCriticism and Controversy: Ferrari F1 Team Principal Clashes with Italian Media Amid Speculation
Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur has criticized the Italian media for questioning his future at the team, particularly pointing out Gazzetta della Sport and Corriere della Sera for raising doubts. Vasseur expressed frustration over constant speculation about his and his team’s future, urging journalists to remember they are dealing with people, not objects. He emphasized that such speculation is disrespectful to the team members and their families. Vasseur mentioned past instances where team personnel were targeted by media rumors, causing unnecessary stress and distractions during the championship fight. He…
BővebbenRed Bull Strategizes to Safeguard Against Verstappen F1 Ban Threat and Evaluates Young Talent Lindblad’s Potential
Red Bull boss Christian Horner is confident that his team can handle any potential issues if Max Verstappen faces a penalty at the Canadian Grand Prix due to reaching 11 penalty points. The unique situation of Red Bull owning two teams allows flexibility with driver assignments, enabling seamless swaps like Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson earlier in the season. In case Verstappen were to receive a ban, the team has multiple drivers to choose from, although they aim to avoid disrupting junior driver Arvid Lindblad’s Formula 2 campaign. Lindblad received…
BővebbenLeclerc’s Setback: Ferrari Star Sidelined for F1 Canadian GP Friday Practice After FP1 Crash
Charles Leclerc may miss the second practice at the Canadian Grand Prix due to chassis damage caused by his crash during FP1 in Montreal. Leclerc was leading the opening practice when he lost control, hit the wall, and ended the session in 10th place. Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur stated that a chassis change and other checks will prevent Leclerc from participating in the afternoon’s practice session. Leclerc admitted his mistake but faced challenging conditions, as evidenced by other drivers also struggling during the session. Max Verstappen led the first…
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