Four days have passed since Marco Bezzecchi’s unexpected triumph at Silverstone, defying most predictions in a twist involving Jorge Martin and Aprilia, reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock. Aprilia CEO Massimo Rivola highlighted the RS-GP’s potential, urging Martin to reconsider his decision to leave, nullifying the second year of his contract. Rivola aimed to convey that Martin is mistaken in his assessment of both the performance clause and the bike itself, emphasizing the bike’s capabilities after the victory. Martin responded firmly, invoking his right to leave for the 2026 season, guided by…
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Top five roles on Motorsport Jobs this week
Pirelli Motorsport is hiring a Trackside Tyre Fitter to work at F1, F2, and F3 events, based at the main site in Didcot and must have experience in tyre fitting and Motorsport. BARC is seeking an Operations Manager for Thruxton Circuit responsible for preparing the venue, track licencing, maintenance, and staff management, requiring strong knowledge and experience in motor sport. Cadillac F1 Team has Graduate opportunities in Aerodynamics including roles such as Surface Design Engineer, CFD Engineer, and Aero Performance Engineer, requiring a relevant degree in disciplines like Aerospace or…
BővebbenAlmost 40 automobile clubs throw support towards FIA president Ben Sulayem
Carlos Sainz Sr’s challenge against current FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem encountered an early setback as numerous automobile clubs expressed support for Sulayem as he gears up for reelection. Ben Sulayem’s tenure has faced criticism, but he now garners backing from several influential FIA clubs, including those in the Americas. Sulayem has been praised for his leadership, financial stewardship, and global positioning of the FIA, prompting calls for his reelection. Key figures like Fabiana Ecclestone and Carmelo Sanz de Barros have prominently backed Sulayem in the upcoming election, signaling strong…
BővebbenRace to the Top: Martin sets sights on MotoGP 2026 departure from Aprilia
Aprilia rider Jorge Martin has confirmed his intention to leave the team at the end of the 2025 MotoGP season, revealing his decision on Thursday. Despite joining Aprilia only for the 2025 season, a contractual clause allows Martin to depart after round six of 2025 if he’s not in title contention. Aprilia has contested this clause due to Martin’s season-long injuries, arguing that his contract remains valid. Martin, who won last year’s title with Pramac Ducati, stated that his decision was based on clear conditions agreed upon when signing. He…
BővebbenFlavio Briatore’s Ambitious Vision: Alpine F1’s Quest for Victory and Championship Glory
Flavio Briatore, as an executive advisor to Alpine, aims for the team to target victories in 2026 and become title contenders the following season. Following Oliver Oakes’ departure as team principal, Briatore has taken on increased responsibilities within the team. Despite a difficult start to the 2025 season, Alpine is gearing up to challenge at the front of the field with the upcoming rule changes in 2026. Briatore is optimistic about Alpine’s switch to Mercedes power in 2026, believing it will provide the team with the competitive edge needed. Briatore…
BővebbenRevving Up to Victory: Monaco Grand Prix Recap on Autosport Podcast
The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix is the main focus of the latest Autosport podcast, featuring Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner, News Editor Ed Hardy, and Business Correspondent Mark Mann-Bryans. Lando Norris secured his first victory in Monaco with an exceptional pole position, a highlight extensively covered in the podcast. The debate revolves around the newly mandated two-stop strategy for this year’s prestigious race and its effectiveness in enhancing the excitement of the Monaco GP. Various opinions are explored regarding potential alternatives to make the Monaco Grand Prix more engaging for both drivers…
BővebbenRoaring Rivals: A Thrilling Recap of the 2025 British Grand Prix
The British Grand Prix at Silverstone was remarkable with Marco Bezzecchi securing a surprising win for Aprilia MotoGP team. The win came at a critical time amid uncertainty surrounding reigning champion Jorge Martin. The discussion continues in the latest episode of Tank Slappers, including Yamaha’s heart-breaking ride-height device failure costing Quartararo a potential victory. The team also reacts to Quartararo’s emotional response and Yamaha’s takeaway from the race. Other topics on the podcast include Ducati’s unexpected struggles, Pedro Acosta’s possible ultimatum to KTM, Zarco’s podium for Honda, and ways to…
BővebbenFrom Monaco With Money: Exploring F1’s Cultural and Financial Renaissance
“Monaco Grand Prix wasn’t the most thrilling despite Lando Norris closing in on his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri after his first victory in the Principality. McLaren further solidified their lead in the constructors’ standings, with CEO Zak Brown beaming on the podium. Away from the track, Monaco was buzzing with the largest crowds and more activities than in recent memory, showcasing F1’s cultural and financial prosperity. The focus is on F1’s expansion in this episode, attracting new sponsors and lucrative deals like LVMH’s 10-year $1bn partnership, leveraging brands like Louis…
BővebbenRacing Rigor: F1’s Clampdown on Flexi Wings at the Spanish GP
Starting with the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend, Formula 1 is implementing stricter testing regulations for front wings to limit the permitted flex under load. The previous limit of 15mm deflection under load, as stated in Article 3.15.4 of the technical regulations, is being reduced to 10mm. Over the years, aero-elasticity has been a point of interest, with teams designing bodywork to deform or flex in a controlled manner to gain aerodynamic advantages. Materials science advancements have made it easier to predict and control the amount of flex in components…
BővebbenAudi’s Ambitious Quest to Conquer F1: The Five-Year Path to Victory
It has been 10 months since Mattia Binotto joined Sauber as its Chief Operating and Technical Officer, and the Swiss Formula 1 team will soon transition into Audi. Audi is entering F1 for the first time, inheriting a team that hasn’t seen a podium finish since 2012. Due to budget constraints and aerodynamic testing restrictions, the focus has shifted towards the 2026 technical rules while aiming for consistency this season. Binotto aims for growth and consistency, similar to Todt’s approach at Ferrari during their successful era in the early 2000s.…
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