Celebrating its 600th grand prix in Imola, Sauber marked its journey from humble Formula 1 beginnings in 1993, navigating through various manufacturer and independent phases before transitioning into the Audi works team next year. Throughout this evolution, long-time sporting manager Beat Zehnder has been a steadfast presence at every race, witnessing highs like the 2008 Canadian Grand Prix win with Roberto Kubica and lows that almost saw the team go bankrupt multiple times. After Monaco, Zehnder’s streak of 601 consecutive races will come to an end as he takes on…
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Harbot denies Hughes on Formula Vee’s Combe return
“At Castle Combe’s May Madness event, Formula Vee champion Matt Harbot continued his winning streak. Local racer John Hughes impressed after a six-year break, challenging Harbot in various weather conditions. In the Saloon race, Adam Prebble triumphed as champ Harrison Chamberlain faced mechanical issues. In the Sports 1000 race, drama unfolded with Clint Newman’s incident impacting the leaderboard. Luke Cooper and Rory Smith engaged in fierce battles in the Formula Ford races. Nathan Ward’s tire trouble added excitement to the competition. The Ma7da race showcased Martin West narrowly defeating Tom…
BővebbenAutosport Racing Podcast: Snetterton BTCC review with winner Rowbottom
“The British Touring Car Championship’s third round of 2025 took place at Snetterton, where Autosport Chief Editor Kevin Turner sat down with BTCC Correspondent and Deputy Editor Marcus Simmons to discuss all the racing excitement. This podcast features a 15-minute interview with race two winner, Daniel Rowbottom, who shares insights on his win, his recovery journey post open heart surgery in late 2024, and his determination to challenge team-mate Ash Sutton at NAPA Racing UK. Marcus also provides analysis and reflections on the weekend’s events, including Dan Cammish’s race one…
BővebbenRacing Tactics Unleashed: Liam Lawson’s Strategic Mastery at the Monaco GP
Prior to the Monaco Grand Prix this year, there was a mystery surrounding how Formula 1 teams would handle a second tyre stop without the safety car. The race was characterized by midfield teams strategically slowing down to stretch the field, much to the disappointment of fans expecting a thrilling Monaco spectacle. Racing Bulls led the way by using Liam Lawson to create a gap for Isack Hadjar, allowing both drivers to pit without losing track position. Despite the risk involved in this strategy, other teams, including Williams, followed suit,…
BővebbenResurgence of Champions: Gotz/Tse Shine at British GT Oulton Park
Maximilian Gotz and Kevin Tse revitalized their pursuit of the 2025 British GT3 title by securing a victory and a second-place finish at Oulton Park on Bank Holiday Monday, trailing behind Hugo Cook and Rob Collard. The 2 Seas Mercedes duo narrowed the gap to championship leaders Kiern Jewiss and Charles Dawson from 51 points to just 10 after round three. Despite qualifying third for the opening race, Tse was disappointed with his performance, as he believed he could have been more aggressive at Cascades to secure pole position. Tight…
BővebbenFerrari’s Binotto Reveals Audi’s Power Unit Won’t Reign Supreme in 2026
The next 12 months will be crucial for the Sauber team as they prepare to become Audi’s factory team in Formula 1, despite warnings from F1 lead Mattia Binotto that their engine may not be the best on the grid. Formula 1 will introduce new regulations in 2026 to make cars more nimble and sustainable by increasing the use of electrical energy in races. In addition to Audi, new engine manufacturers like Ford and Cadillac are set to join Formula 1 in the coming years, further adding to the competition…
BővebbenAcosta’s Critique on MotoGP: Unveiling Challenges and Opportunities for KTM
The ongoing conflict between Jorge Martin and Aprilia made headlines during the British Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone, overshadowing other stories in the MotoGP paddock. However, the attention may soon shift to Pedro Acosta and KTM, given Acosta’s impressive performance at Silverstone and his recent vocal frustrations with the RC16 bike. Acosta’s sixth-place finish at the British GP, just seven seconds behind the winner, signals a potential shift in focus towards his relationship with KTM. While Acosta acknowledged the progress of rival manufacturers like Yamaha, he also emphasized his need…
BővebbenDriving Innovation and Luxury: Top Executives from Liberty Media and LVMH Headline F1 Partners Panel at Autosport Business Exchange in Monaco
Formula 1 and the Motorsport Network organized the Autosport Business Exchange event in Monaco for the latest partners before the Monte Carlo race weekend. The event aimed to bring together brands that recently partnered with F1 or its teams to share ideas and network. Liberty Media CEO Derek Chang emphasized F1’s transformation into a “cultural phenomenon,” attracting partners like IBM and Atlassian. The collaboration marked the first-ever title sponsorship by TAG Heuer at the Monaco Grand Prix, part of LVMH’s $1 billion deal with F1. The presence of industry experts,…
BővebbenHigh-Octane Action: Rast Dominates DTM Lausitzring with Spectacular Finish
Rene Rast shared his intense battle with Jack Aitken at the second DTM race at Lausitzring, where he ultimately lost the thrilling duel for victory. Rast managed to undercut Aitken during the pitstops but couldn’t hold off Aitken’s pressure on the penultimate lap due to worn-out tires from the previous day’s race. Aitken’s strong tire management was praised by Emil Frey Racing’s technical director, Juerg Flach, as a decisive factor in his triumph. Aitken’s strategic driving and overtaking move on Rast’s struggling car impressed many, marking a nail-biting finish to…
BővebbenLegends Forever: Honoring Dai Roberts and Julian Grimwade on Autosport National Podcast
In the UK, motorsport experienced a tragic day with the deaths of two competitors in different disciplines within three hours on Saturday. Dai Roberts, a prominent rally co-driver, lost his life in a crash during the Jim Clark Rally, while Julian Grimwade, a Vintage Sports-Car Club racer, tragically died in an accident at Donington Park. Both competitors were highly regarded in their respective motorsport communities and their passing has deeply affected the racing world. Chief Editor Kevin Turner and Paul Lawrence will discuss and pay tribute to these passionate individuals…
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