Exploring the Future: F1 Drivers’ Perspectives on Monaco GP Track Adjustments

As drivers gear up for the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, there are still lingering questions in Barcelona related to how to enhance the racing spectacle in Monaco following the introduction of two mandatory pitstops that failed to increase the entertainment value this year. Former racer Alex Wurz proposed three ideas to modify the circuit in Monaco to improve overtaking on the narrow streets of Monte Carlo. Current Formula 1 drivers, including Charles Leclerc, Pierre Gasly, and Esteban Ocon, have shared their thoughts on Wurz’s proposals, with some acknowledging the need…

Bővebben

Verstappen Confident in Red Bull’s Adaptability Amid F1 Flexi Wing Regulations

Max Verstappen believes the new restrictions on front wing flexing will not affect the performance of his Red Bull Racing team and doubts the impact it will have on his Formula 1 rivals. The FIA’s stricter tests on wing flexing come after similar measures on rear wing flexing earlier in the season. Many teams and observers are eager to see how these changes will affect the competitive order at the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona this weekend. Verstappen, McLaren’s main competitor, remains skeptical about the significance of the changes, stating…

Bővebben

Coronel climbs to second in Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings

Rocco Coronel, a Red Bull protege, made significant progress in the Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings by securing two Ginetta Junior wins at Oulton Park, moving up to second place overall, only two victories behind the leader Ali Bray. Despite narrowly missing a hat-trick win by 0.003 seconds at Oulton Park, Coronel’s impressive performance elevated him in the standings and highlighted the success of car racing rookies like him and Steve Gambrell in the top three. With fewer race meetings this week, Coronel was the sole addition to the…

Bővebben

Hamilton dismisses rift with new Ferrari race engineer after F1 Monaco GP

Lewis Hamilton addressed the speculation of a rift with Ferrari race engineer Riccardo Adami, emphasizing their great relationship and dismissing any issues. He admitted to terse moments of communication on team radio, expressing a desire for more track information during the Monaco Grand Prix. Despite public comments suggesting discord, Hamilton maintained that any disagreements were normal and part of their learning process. He praised Adami’s work ethic and experience, affirming their shared goal of winning the championship. Hamilton brushed off outside noise and focused on their collaborative effort towards success,…

Bővebben

Driving Towards Victory: The Strategic Impact of Ben Sulayem’s Auto Club Endorsements in the FIA Presidential Election

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem stated in an interview that being told “you can’t do it” only fuels his determination to win. His ambitious nature shines through in a recent show of support from 36 automobile clubs and key figures in preparation for the upcoming election. Running for FIA presidency involves both mathematical and political challenges, requiring a list of confirmed supporters for each candidate’s ticket. Prospective candidates must assemble a team with specific regional diversity and an incumbent president can impact challengers by securing the backing of a single…

Bővebben

Community Generosity Shines Bright: Over £120,000 Raised for Family of Beloved Co-driver Dai Roberts

More than £120,000 has been raised for the family of co-driver Dai Roberts who died in an accident during last weekend’s Jim Clark Rally round of the British Rally Championship. The 39-year-old lost his life in a crash at the Scottish asphalt rally last Saturday while competing alongside James Williams. Following the tragedy, competitors Damian Cole and John Stone set up a Just Giving crowdfunding effort to raise money to support Roberts’ family and has resulted in more than 1700 donations raising more than £120,000. Contributions have come from several…

Bővebben

Russell Voices Frustration as Bill Remains Unsettled with Albon’s ‘Grandma’ Driving in F1 Monaco GP

During a dinner in Monaco, George Russell picked the most expensive meal, but he teased Alex Albon for driving like a “grandma” in the previous grand prix. Despite starting 14th due to an electrical issue, Russell found himself stuck behind Albon and Sainz during the race due to their strategic backing off. Russell’s frustration led him to cut a corner and receive a drive-through penalty to overtake Albon. The friends reconciled over dinner, with Albon footing the bill, but Russell jokingly mentioned that the debt wasn’t fully paid yet. Russell…

Bővebben

The Power of Unity: How Ben Sulayem’s Backing from Auto Clubs Impacts the FIA Presidential Race

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is determined to win, fueled by the words “You can’t do it.” His supporters are rallying behind him, anticipating a challenge from Carlos Sainz Sr in the upcoming election. To run for the FIA presidency, candidates must compile a list of supporters including various vice presidents from different regions. Ben Sulayem’s game plan involves securing global support, following the rule that members can only support one candidate. By gaining region-specific backing, an incumbent president can effectively block challengers. For Ben Sulayem, winning the presidency in…

Bővebben

The Unpredictable Race Ahead: Norris Acknowledges Verstappen as a True Contender in the F1 2025 Title Challenge

Lando Norris emphasized that it would be unwise to underestimate Max Verstappen in the fight for the Formula 1 world title, even though McLaren currently dominates the 2025 season. Oscar Piastri currently leads the drivers’ championship by three points over Norris, with McLaren holding a significant lead in the constructors’ standings. Norris pointed out that the battle for the 2025 drivers’ title extends beyond just the McLaren teammates, suggesting that the championship race is open to the entire grid. Despite Piastri’s lead and Norris’ two wins in 2025, Verstappen has…

Bővebben

Revving Up for Milestone Moments: FF2000’s 50th Anniversary Bash at Cadwell Park

The Historic Sports Car Club celebrated the 50th anniversary of Formula Ford 2000 at Cadwell Park during the Wolds Trophy event last weekend, with a competitive 40-car grid participating in qualification races and finals. The Historic FF2000 championship will honor the formula’s milestone throughout the year, featuring drivers vying for the Ian Taylor Trophy, in memory of the first-ever FF2000 race winner, Ian Taylor, who drove a Dulon MP16 at Mallory Park in 1975. The series was established by John Webb of Motor Circuit Developments to provide a more affordable…

Bővebben