Cam Waters has confirmed he will stay with Ford team Tickford Racing for the next two seasons, along with teammate Thomas Randle, who signed a new contract with an option for a third year. Waters turned down an offer from General Motors to switch to a Camaro next season, citing his long-standing connection with Tickford Racing and his desire to continue working towards wins and the championship. Both Waters and Randle expressed excitement about continuing their partnership and their ambition for the upcoming years with Tickford Racing, emphasizing their strong…
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Unleashing the Power of Provocation: A Formula 1 Podcast on Elevating Team Performance to Its Pinnacle
James had a jam-packed edition this week where he visited the new Aston Martin factory at Silverstone and interviewed CEO Andy Cowell, the latest in their F1 Team Principal series. Cowell discussed Adrian Newey’s involvement in designing the team’s Honda-powered 2026 car and pushing the team for high performance. Max Verstappen’s dissatisfaction with Red Bull’s performance in the Spanish GP may have fueled his reckless behavior colliding with George Russell. The fallout is analyzed by James, Motorsport.com Editor Ben Hunt, and Autosport’s F1 writer Ronald Vording. Viewers can join Motorsport’s…
BővebbenIn Search of a Stand-In Star: The Hunt for Lance Stroll’s Replacement at Aston Martin for F1 Canadian GP
Canadian driver Lance Stroll missed the Spanish Grand Prix due to medical reasons stemming from a 2023 bike accident. His wrist injury resurfaced, leaving Aston Martin in a tough spot before the Canadian Grand Prix. Stroll initially fractured his wrists and broke a toe in the 2023 bike crash, causing him to miss testing but participate in the Bahrain GP. Despite undergoing a medical procedure, his condition remains undisclosed, and his ability to compete in the upcoming Canadian GP is uncertain. Aston Martin’s reserve drivers, Vandoorne and Drugovich, may step…
BővebbenFrom Le Mans Glory to Rallying Adventure: Lotterer’s Thrilling Journey Continues
Three-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner Andre Lotterer expressed his desire to venture into rallying after living out his dream of driving a World Rally Championship car. Raised around rallying due to his father’s involvement in a rally team in Belgium, Lotterer recently experienced a WRC Citroen DS3 and a Hyundai i20 Coupe as a passenger alongside Thierry Neuville. His admiration for the agility and control of WRC cars has sparked interest in further rally participation, possibly even exploring a Dakar Rally program in the future. Despite focusing on sportscar…
BővebbenCarlos Sainz: Building a Legacy at Williams in Pursuit of Excellence
Carlos Sainz believes that those in Formula 1 understand the reasons behind why he was not chosen by top teams last year but is now focused on helping Williams succeed. In a recent interview with Motorsport.com Italy, Sainz discussed his move to Williams and his commitment to the team’s development. Despite being overlooked by Red Bull and Mercedes in favor of less experienced drivers, Sainz is determined to use this as motivation to push Williams to the front of the grid. He sees Williams as an opportunity to be part…
BővebbenThe Verstappen/Russell Incident: Unveiling Potential Flaws in F1’s Race Control System
At the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, Max Verstappen acknowledged that his collision with George Russell was “not right.” Red Bull’s interactions with FIA race control before the incident raised questions about their influence on the trigger point. Verstappen was instructed to give back his position after taking an escape road and rejoining ahead of Russell. Red Bull claimed they received no response from race control when seeking guidance on this issue. The stewards handed Verstappen a penalty for the collision, but they clarified that no action would have been…
BővebbenRevving Up Excellence: Barcelona’s Battle for the 2026 F1 Race and the Exciting Formula 1 Calendar Ahead
Despite losing the Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona remains optimistic about its future in Formula 1. The race at Montmelo venue is the last, with the event moving to Madring in Madrid in 2026, possibly leading to Barcelona leaving the calendar after its contract ends next year. However, Barcelona could benefit from F1’s rotational system for European races. Organizers are positive about Barcelona’s future, with a potential lifeline from the rotational system. The relationship with F1 is good, and negotiations for a new deal are ongoing at a government level. Barcelona…
BővebbenInside the Mind of a Motorsport Maestro: Unlocking the Secrets of Carlos Sainz Sr
After Rally Argentina, Carlos Sainz displayed satisfaction and concern simultaneously on the podium. His record-breaking victory added complexity to a crucial career decision. The question of staying in or leaving the sport has been looming for the 42-year-old Spaniard. Sainz acknowledges the increasing guilt of being away from his children in Spain for extended periods. The decision not only impacts his family but also the World Rally Championship where he holds an iconic and charismatic presence. While some feel Sainz still delivers, others argue he might be overstaying his welcome…
BővebbenThe Verstappen Conundrum: F1’s Persistent Blindspot
For many years, the Formula 1 community has been lauding Max Verstappen for his exceptional talents and impressive accomplishments. His racecraft and ability to pull off daring moves continue to captivate spectators and critics alike. Verstappen’s recent controversial on-track actions, such as the deliberate collision with George Russell in the Spanish GP, have exposed a darker side to his competitive spirit. Despite the stewards’ decision to penalize him, some argue that Verstappen’s unsportsmanlike behavior has been recurrent and intentional. Critics point to previous incidents, like brake-testing Lewis Hamilton in Saudi…
BővebbenCadillac names Tommy Hilfiger as its first official F1 team partner for 2026
Cadillac has announced a partnership with Tommy Hilfiger for the 2026 Formula 1 season, emphasizing their commitment to American identity. Tommy Hilfiger will be the apparel partner and lifestyle sponsor, aligning with Cadillac’s vision for the future. The partnership aims to celebrate F1 heritage while driving innovation and pushing boundaries. The official team kit will be launched globally in March next year, reflecting the brand’s cultural impact. This collaboration signifies Cadillac’s bold entry into F1 and their ambition to showcase American excellence on the global stage, with Tommy Hilfiger’s iconic…
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