Yuki Tsunoda has conceded Racing Bulls goes into the 2025 F1 season in not as strong a place as 12 months ago having not made the desired step with its new car.
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Christian Mansell to ‘step away from racing’ weeks before F2 debut
Christian Mansell has announced he is to “step away from racing” for personal reasons, just weeks before his scheduled Formula 2 debut.
BővebbenFrancesco Bagnaia ‘not in MotoGP to finish third’ after Thai GP struggles
Francesco Bagnaia says he is “not here to finish third” after a disappointing weekend for the Ducati rider at the MotoGP season opener.
BővebbenAlpine Racing: Accelerating Towards the Top of F1 in 2025
Alpine boss Oliver Oakes has targeted heading F1’s midfield battle and “clipping at the heels” of the established top teams during the 2025 season.
BővebbenEsteban Ocon’s Remarkable Resurgence: A Surprising Success Story at Haas
Esteban Ocon has revealed the preparation that he has received in the build-up to his debut campaign with Haas in F1 in 2025 has exceeded his initial expectations.
BővebbenGeorge Russell’s Bold Disclosure: Pirelli’s 2026 F1 Tyres Take a Significant Hit
George Russell has proclaimed that the brand-new Pirelli tyres as part of next year’s new F1 regulations are “quite a step worse” after testing them last month.
BővebbenA Winning Formula: Ai Ogura’s Dream MotoGP Debut, Inspired by Francesco Bagnaia’s Lessons
Ai Ogura says shadowing two-time world champion Francesco Bagnaia at the ThaiGP Sprint has helped him adapt his riding style for MotoGP.
BővebbenRevving Towards Redemption: McLaren’s 2025 F1 Testing Triumphs Over Past Bahrain Setbacks
McLaren boss Andrea Stella believes the team’s prowess during F1 testing validates its progress after previous struggles in Bahrain.
BővebbenRed Bull names two rivals the team is behind going into F1 2025
Red Bull Technical Director Pierre Wache has admitted the team is going into the 2025 F1 season behind both Ferrari and McLaren based on pre-season testing.
BővebbenFerrari wins legal battle to prolong Enrico Cardile Aston Martin move
Ferrari has won a legal battle against its former Technical Director Enrico Cardile to prolong his move to Aston Martin as the Silverstone-based F1 squad’s Chief Technical Officer.
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