Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has stated his belief that F1 should be looking to the future and begin planning regulations for 2035 already.
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Category: Motorsport Week
The reasons Pierre Gasly remains ‘very optimistic’ for F1 2026 despite Alpine struggles
Pierre Gasly has said he has reasons to be “very optimistic” about his future with Alpine, despite the team’s difficult 2025 F1 season.
BővebbenRising Star Nicolo Bulega Steps in to Fill Marquez’s Shoes for Thrilling 2025 MotoGP Season
Ducati has confirmed that its WorldSBK rider Nicolo Bulega will replace Marc Marquez for the remainder of the 2025 MotoGP season.
BővebbenRevving up for Success: Resolving Mexico’s F1 First-Lap Conundrums
One talking point coming away from F1’s most recent trip to Mexico City is what can be done about the so-called “lawnmower racing” displayed at the start?
BővebbenUnveiling the Unpredictable: Helmut Marko’s Insight on the Hamilton/Verstappen Collision in Mexico
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko admitted he wasn’t shocked that Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton’s duel in F1’s Mexico City GP ended in a clash.
BővebbenUnraveling the Mystery: The Troubling Trend Impacting Alpine’s Performance on the Race Track
Alpine endured another dismal weekend at F1’s Mexico City GP, with Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto reduced to propping up the order once again.
BővebbenMartin Brundle Advocates for Strategic Formula 1 Measures to Quell Max Verstappen’s Controversial Behavior in Mexico Grand Prix
Martin Brundle believes Max Verstappen escaped a clear penalty in F1’s Mexico City GP as he proposed a solution to clamp down on corner-cutting.
BővebbenInside the High-Stakes Race for the F1 Championship: Red Bull’s Strategic Battlefield
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has urged Max Verstappen to possess “nerves of steel” in the final four rounds of the F1 title, which he believes will be decided by “nuances”.
BővebbenClean Getaway: Liam Lawson Cleared in F1 Mexico GP Marshal Incident
The FIA has swiftly acted to absolve Liam Lawson of wrongdoing in his part of the on-track marshalling incident at the F1 Mexico GP, after being blamed by the local motorsport federation.
BővebbenColton Herta ‘would love to be back’ for another Indy 500
Colton Herta still has a desire to compete in next year’s Indianapolis 500 despite recently confirming that he is leaving IndyCar to pursue a career in Formula 1. After seven years racing in IndyCar, the 25-year-old has signed as a test driver for the yet-to-compete Cadillac Formula 1 Team starting next year. Herta is slated […]
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