“Fernando Alonso showed a strong start in his first season with Aston Martin in 2023, claiming six podiums in the first eight races and running third in the championship. However, his performance has since declined, with him only picking up his first points of the 2025 season at the Spanish Grand Prix, the ninth round. Lance Stroll had been the main point scorer for Aston Martin, with 14 points from the first two rounds before Alonso’s breakthrough. Issues in Aston Martin’s technical department have impacted the AMR25 car’s performance this…
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Zarco’s Dominance Exposes LCR’s Struggle: A Tale of Triumph and Turmoil
Johann Zarco’s strong performance in MotoGP highlights the struggles of his LCR teammate, Somkiat Chantra, who has yet to score a point this season. Despite being the oldest rider on the grid at 34, Zarco has shown impressive form by securing a victory at Le Mans and currently ranking fifth in the championship on a satellite Honda. While Zarco is negotiating to extend his contract with Honda, Chantra’s lack of competitiveness raises concerns for both LCR and Honda, as his promotion to MotoGP was driven more by commercial interests than…
BővebbenSipping in the Fast Lane: Formula 1’s Exclusive Collaboration with Whispering Angel
Formula 1 welcomed Whispering Angel as the official rosé partner, joining other LVMH brands like Moet & Chandon and Belvedere Vodka in the partnership. Whispering Angel will be offered at select F1 races including Silverstone, Singapore, and Las Vegas, expanding from its presence in Miami and Monaco venues. The founder Sacha Lichine expressed excitement about elevating Whispering Angel through this F1 partnership, aligning with the series’ commitment to luxury experiences. This collaboration is part of Formula 1’s strategy to diversify sponsors, evident in recent deals with companies like PwC, Barilla,…
BővebbenCinderella Story: Hulkenberg Stuns with Victory over Hamilton’s Ferrari
Sauber Formula 1 boss Jonathan Wheatley expressed relief and satisfaction regarding Nico Hulkenberg’s unexpected fifth-place finish at the Spanish Grand Prix, attributing it to the team’s successful upgrades. Despite struggling to score points in the tight midfield battle after the season opener, Sauber’s major upgrades in Barcelona, including a redesigned floor and modified front wing endplates, proved to be effective. Hulkenberg’s superb driving and impressive start enabled him to secure a remarkable sixth place, later upgraded to fifth following Max Verstappen’s penalty. Wheatley praised the team’s hard work and passion,…
BővebbenThe Unveiling of BTCC’s Controversial Race Manipulation – An Inside Look at The Cammish Revelation
Multiple British Touring Car Championship race winner Dan Cammish has raised concerns about teams potentially manipulating race results due to the series’ new tyre regulations. He pointed out that strategically dropping off the podium in race one could be a tactic to avoid starting race two on hard-compound tires. Changes to the rules now require only the top three from race one to use the hardest available tire in race two. Recent races have seen race winners finishing lower in the following race due to tire constraints. Cammish mentioned the…
BővebbenFueling the Fire: Inside F1’s Most Explosive Clashes of Anger and Desperation
Dirty and deliberate incidents have a long history in Formula 1, but the question arises if they are becoming more frequent or changing in character. Some drivers are even identified as repeat offenders. Reviewing some of the lowlights of F1 track behavior history can provide valuable insight into this matter. In the 1975 Monaco Grand Prix, a notable incident involved James Hunt and Patrick Depailler, showcasing the challenges of overtaking in Monaco and the risks involved. Hunt found himself in an altercation with Depailler, resulting in a collision and a…
BővebbenMarko: “I don’t know what kind of thought process was going on” with Verstappen in Spanish GP
Red Bull Formula 1 advisor Helmut Marko expressed confusion over Max Verstappen’s decision making during the chaotic final laps of the Spanish Grand Prix, where incidents unfolded rapidly. Marko highlighted the pivotal moment when Verstappen lost third place to Charles Leclerc after a safety car restart on lap 61. Following a series of events, including a clash with George Russell, Verstappen received a 10-second penalty and three penalty points, putting him at risk of a race ban. Verstappen later apologized for his actions, admitting it was unsportsmanlike. Marko supported the…
BővebbenThrilling Race Day: Ninovic Takes Lead, Slater’s Epic Comeback Steals the Show at Spa
Rodin Motorsport’s Alex Ninovic emerged as the new GB3 Championship leader after securing victory in the opener at Spa-Francorchamps, while Hillspeed’s Freddie Slater made an impressive comeback from last on the grid to win race three. The disrupted first qualifying session saw Slater stop on track early on, resulting in him and Hitech’s Deagen Fairclough starting from the back of the grid for all races. Despite this, Ninovic’s win in race one elevated him to the top of the standings. The second race saw Japanese driver Kanato Le claim victory…
BővebbenRising Star Drugovich Eyes F1 Debut with Aston Martin in Stroll’s Absence
Felipe Drugovich expressed his eagerness to prioritize Formula 1 by potentially missing his scheduled Le Mans 24 Hours entry with Cadillac to stand in for the injured Lance Stroll at the Canadian Grand Prix. Stroll had to withdraw from the Spanish GP due to lingering pain from a previous cycling injury in 2023, leading Aston Martin to not be able to field a replacement driver as per F1 regulations. This left Drugovich unable to step in at Barcelona, where Fernando Alonso raced alone and finished ninth in the absence of…
BővebbenHonda shows faith in Marini following MotoGP Aragon GP injury, rules out replacement
Honda is opting to enter only Joan Mir and not call up any of its three test riders for MotoGP’s Aragon Grand Prix. Luca Marini sustained a long-term injury at Suzuka and will not be replaced. Due to the rules, Honda does not have to name a replacement for Marini if they got injured fewer than nine days before the race. Honda’s three test riders could have stepped up, but no plans have been made for them to do so. And Augusto Fernandez will race as a Yamaha wildcard while…
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