Riveting Showdown: Cobra Venom Strikes Fear in Jaguars at Silverstone GTSCC Race

In Saturday’s GT & Sports Car Cup season-opener, a venomous AC Cobra outperformed Jaguar E-types, showcasing a thrilling two-hour race at the Historic Sports Car Club-run International Trophy on the Grand Prix circuits. Chris Chiles bravely battled the Jags of Richard Kent and John Pearson, with the Cobra leading before making its first pit stop. Despite challenges, Jaguars secured second to fifth places, with notable performances from Alistair Dyson, James Dorlin, and Mark Burton/Jason Minshaw. Crispin Harris/James Wilmoth shone in GT3, while Malcolm Paul/Rick Bourne and Alice Locke/Matt Green emerged…

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Verstappen’s Honorable Act: A Classy Apology to Red Bull after F1 Clash

Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Christian Horner disclosed that Max Verstappen apologized in the Spanish Grand Prix debrief room for his clash with George Russell. Verstappen, who was penalized with three penalty points and a 10-second penalty, was involved in a controversial incident where he seemingly deliberately made contact with Russell in the closing stages of the race. Despite initially resisting giving back a position to Russell as instructed by his engineer, Verstappen eventually collided with the Mercedes driver. Horner mentioned on Instagram that Verstappen acknowledged his mistake immediately…

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Unveiling the Razor’s Edge: Max Verstappen’s Precarious Path to a Possible F1 Ban

The stewards’ ruling on Max Verstappen’s clash with George Russell in the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix resulted in a 10-second penalty and three additional points on his licence, bringing him close to a race ban threshold. Verstappen will need to be cautious in the upcoming races in Montreal and Spielberg to avoid accumulating more penalty points. Over the past year, most of his 11 penalty points have stemmed from collisions or forcing rivals off the track. One incident contributing to his penalty points was at the 2024 Austrian Grand…

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Rising Star Senna Proctor Makes Striking BTCC Comeback at Thruxton

Two-time British Touring Car Championship race winner Senna Proctor is returning to the series ahead of schedule for the Thruxton weekend. Proctor, a 26-year-old Yorkshireman, was initially set to join the Excelr8 Motorsport Hyundai team from the Croft round in August. Due to unforeseen circumstances, Michael Crees stepped down early, allowing TCR UK racer Ryan Bensley to fill in temporarily. Proctor’s contract has now been expanded to include Thruxton and Oulton Park in addition to the original five events. He reunites with Excelr8 team-mates, driving the same Hyundai chassis he…

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Rees Reigns Supreme: A Controversial Triumph in the Ultimate BMW Race at Oulton Park

Jason Rees emerged victorious in the Ultimate BMW Race at the 750 Motor Club’s BMW Live event at Oulton Park, overcoming multiple crashes during the intense competition. Rees’ M3 E92 faced early obstacles, including a collision at Old Hall and another with Luke Fox, yet he persevered and reclaimed his lead after a strategic pit stop. Despite challenges from rivals like Michael Cutt and Paul Cook, Rees showcased determination and skill, ultimately seizing the lead and securing the win. In the Historic 750 Formula class, newcomer Sam Wright made a…

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Kirkwood Dominates Detroit GP Amidst Chaos: A Red-Flag Victory

Kyle Kirkwood and the Andretti Global team executed a flawless strategy in the IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix, securing Kirkwood’s fourth career series win and second victory of 2025. All of Kirkwood’s wins have come on street circuits, showcasing his prowess in challenging conditions. The AWS Honda car performed exceptionally well throughout the weekend, with Kirkwood praising his team for their epic pit stops and strategic decisions. Despite facing challenges during the race, Kirkwood managed to pass his way back to victory, crediting the team’s hard work and the car’s speed.…

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Superlicence penalty points: What are they and how many does each 2025 F1 driver have?

During a Formula 1 race, stewards have the authority to penalize drivers for breaching regulations through time penalties, fines, and reprimands, or by issuing penalty points that accumulate on their superlicence. The penalty points system was established to enforce and monitor driver behavior throughout a season, with accumulation of 12 points in 12 months resulting in a one-race ban. Kevin Magnussen of Haas was the last driver to receive a race ban due to exceeding the penalty points threshold before the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. One current driver at risk of…

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Why Red Bull asked Verstappen to let Russell through – and put him on hard tyres

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner refrained from commenting on Max Verstappen’s Turn 5 collision with Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix until he had spoken to Verstappen. Verstappen’s frustration stemmed from events leading to him finishing 10th after being passed by Leclerc and Russell following a safety car restart. Red Bull advised Verstappen to give back a position to avoid a penalty, which led to his subsequent collision with Russell. Verstappen received a 10-second penalty and three penalty points, bringing him close to a race ban. He later acknowledged…

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Verstappen and Russell’s Spanish GP Clash: A Regrettable Incident in F1

Max Verstappen acknowledged his clash with George Russell during the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix was inappropriate and should not have occurred. Despite the incident, he finished 10th at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, receiving a 10-second penalty and three penalty points on his license, nearly facing a race ban. Verstappen’s race took a turn when he lost third place to Charles Leclerc after a safety car restart on lap 61. The Red Bull driver defended against a Russell divebomb at Turn 1, with both drivers making contact, forcing Verstappen off…

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Racing Royalty: Historic F1 Legends Shine at Brands Hatch Spectacular

Yutaka Toriba and Warren Briggs were the winners of two thrilling Masters Racing Legends races at Brands Hatch during the annual Masters Historic Festival for 1966-85 Formula 1 cars. In the first race, Toriba overtook poleman Matt Wrigley and managed to hold off Mike Cantillon’s strong push to secure his first victory in the series. Race two saw Briggs taking the lead after an intense battle with Cantillon, which ended with a collision that pushed Cantillon back to fourth place. Jordan and Tordoff claimed victory in the Gentlemen Drivers encounter…

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