Alex Lynn’s Redemption: A 12-Month Wait Leads to Pole Position at Le Mans 24 Hours

Cadillac driver Alex Lynn achieved pole position for this weekend’s Le Mans 24 Hours, which holds special significance for him after narrowly missing out on the pole last year. Lynn, part of the Jota Caddy team, reflected on the previous year when Porsche driver Kevin Estre snatched the pole from him by a slim margin. Securing the pole position again after waiting for 12 months felt particularly rewarding for Lynn. Despite facing challenges during the qualifying session, including adjustments to his car mid-lap, Lynn managed to clinch the top spot.…

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Verstappen won’t change approach over F1 race ban threat: “Why should I?”

During the next two Formula 1 grands prix in Canada and Austria, Max Verstappen faces the risk of a race ban if he accumulates one more penalty point, bringing his total to 12. Despite this threat, Verstappen remains unfazed and determined to maintain his aggressive racing style for Red Bull. The recent incident involving a collision with George Russell in the Spanish Grand Prix earned him three penalty points, adding to a total of 11 in the past year. Verstappen expressed his commitment to continue racing without altering his approach…

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Dour, defensive, and disconnected: Stroll’s bizarre Canadian GP press conference

The press conference following Lance Stroll’s pre-Canadian Grand Prix appearance was truly extraordinary and left even seasoned journalists stunned. Stroll’s demeanor and lack of enthusiasm regarding his fitness for his home race raised eyebrows and painted a rather gloomy picture. His reluctance to share details about his wrist injury that sidelined him from the previous race in Spain added to the air of mystery surrounding his situation. Despite undergoing medical treatment, Stroll’s responses to questions were cryptic, leaving many wondering about his true condition and confidence moving forward. His unenthusiastic…

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Verstappen’s Accountability Shocks Russell: A Stirring Moment on the F1 Stage

Mercedes driver George Russell expressed surprise at Max Verstappen’s apology for their contact during the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, stating that he didn’t expect Verstappen to take responsibility. The incident occurred when Verstappen was asked by Red Bull to give up his position after staying ahead of Mercedes while going off track, resulting in a 10-second penalty for the world champion after a collision with Russell. Verstappen admitted fault on Instagram in the following week, acknowledging his mistake and attributing it to his frustration during the race’s closing stages.…

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Cadillac Shines Bright Under Le Mans Lights: Secures Front Row Sweep Over Porsche

Cadillac showcased its strong performance at the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours by securing the front row of the grid with Alex Lynn and Earl Bamber making late improvements during the Hyperpole session. Porsche initially seemed poised for another pole position, but Lynn and Bamber’s impressive laps in their V-Series.R LMDh cars pushed them to the forefront. Lynn claimed pole position with a time of 3m23.166s, while Bamber followed closely behind in second place with a 3m23.333s lap. The Porsche Penske Motorsport team’s best LMDh car took third place, with…

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Vasseur’s Vision: Ferrari’s Resolute Pursuit of Formula 1 Glory

Lewis Hamilton has expressed his support for Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur amid rumors of Vasseur’s potential dismissal from the team. Despite Ferrari’s current position of being 197 points behind McLaren in the constructors’ championship, Hamilton believes Vasseur is the right person to lead Ferrari to success. Hamilton emphasized his strong working relationship with Vasseur and his commitment to the team’s ongoing efforts. He dismissed rumors about Vasseur’s replacement and reaffirmed his long-term dedication to Ferrari, stating that he is focused on achieving success with the team in the…

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Navigating the Road to F1 Glory: Hadjar Reflects on Future Challenges

Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar recently expressed that he doesn’t feel prepared to drive for Red Bull’s primary Formula 1 team yet and would rather stay on his current path. Despite being a standout driver this season and potentially in line for a Red Bull promotion, Hadjar believes he needs more time to develop at the junior level. With speculation of a potential early debut for Red Bull due to Verstappen’s penalty points, Hadjar remains focused on gaining experience. He acknowledges the challenges faced by his Racing Bulls predecessors in…

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Tom Ingram Takes On Historic Challenge: Racing the Iconic Ford Sierra RS500 at Brands Hatch

British Touring Car Championship champion Tom Ingram will participate in the Super Touring Power event at Brands Hatch for the first time. Instead of competing in the Super Touring races, he will race a Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 in the Group A events. Ingram has been given the opportunity to drive the Sierra with the iconic Benson & Hedges livery, which is usually associated with the Australian Touring Car Championship. This weekend off from battling his BTCC rival Ash Sutton will see Ingram behind the wheel of a car typically…

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Littlewood Surges to Second Place with Stellar Performance in Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport Rankings

“Marcus Littlewood has surged to second place in the Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings, while Ali Bray has strengthened his lead at the top. Ali Bray remains undefeated in the British Racing & Sports Car Club’s Mazda MX-5 Championship, securing narrow victories at Donington Park and extending his lead to 12 wins in the 2025 season. Following his Radical Cup UK wins at Snetterton, Marcus Littlewood now stands as Bray’s closest competitor, climbing 20 spots on the leaderboard. George Line, a Monoposto specialist, moved to third place after claiming…

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The Need for Speed: Porsche Dominates Le Mans 24 Hours Practice

Mathieu Jaminet put Porsche Penske Motorsport on top in Free Practice 3 for the Le Mans 24 Hours, clocking a 3m24.717s. Jaminet drove the #5 entry from the German-American partnership. The Jota-run Cadillacs with Bamber and Stevens followed closely behind. The #51 Ferrari led most of the session, but ended up in fourth place. In LMP2, Mathias Beche led the class in TDS Racing’s #29 ORECA-Gibson. Numerous incidents occurred during the three-hour practice, including a red flag caused by AF Corse’s ORECA crashing. In LMGT3, Zacharie Robichon’s #27 Aston Martin…

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