Sky Sports Formula 1 pundit Martin Brundle has hit back at the British media bias accusations from Max Verstappen and Adrian Newey.
BővebbenSetting the Record Straight: Martin Brundle Defends Fairness in Sky F1 Coverage
Category: Motorsport Week
Revving Up Excitement: Ferrari Teases Possible Lewis Hamilton Debut in F1
Lewis Hamilton’s debut F1 outing in a Ferrari is poised to take place in the team’s 2022 car next term amid an absence from the post-season test in Abu Dhabi.
BővebbenJorge Martin vs Francesco Bagnaia: MotoGP title permutations ahead of SolidarityGP
The 2024 season finale awaits as Jorge Martin holds a 24-point lead over Francesco Bagnaia in the MotoGP standings ahead of the SolidarityGP.
BővebbenRed Bull Triumphs: FIA Clears Front Bib Device in Factory Inspection
According to a report, Red Bull has been given the all-clear over its controversial front bib device after the FIA visited the outfit’s Formula 1 base in Milton Keynes.
BővebbenRed Bull urged to reconsider stance on Carlos Sainz for F1 seat
Ex-F1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya believes that Red Bull would be better served signing Carlos Sainz over Franco Colapinto.
BővebbenFranco Colapinto’s manager adamant Williams will secure his 2025 F1 future
Franco Colapinto’s manager has put her faith behind Williams to secure the Argentine a drive on the 2025 Formula 1 grid, saying the Grove-based team “want the best for him.”
BővebbenToyota continues unchanged driver lineup into 2025 WEC
Toyota has announced their unchanged FIA World Endurance Championship driver lineup for the 2025 season across both of their GR010 Hypercars.
BővebbenMercedes has ‘uncovered’ main areas to address for 2025 F1 car
George Russell has revealed that Mercedes was able to “uncover a few things” upon reassessing the W15 that it hopes to change with the team’s 2025 F1 car.
BővebbenDXDT announces IMSA endurance lineup for maiden 2025 season
DXDT Racing has announced Salih Yoluc, Charlie Eastwood and Alec Udell as their IMSA SportsCar Championship Endurance Cup drivers for 2025.
BővebbenAJ Foyt technical director Michael Cannon leaves team
Michael Cannon, AJ Foyt Racing’s revered engineer and technical director, is leaving the team after two successful IndyCar seasons. Cannon is a highly respected engineer that has been a presence in the IndyCar paddock for nearly 40 years. He has worked with many different teams in that time, and has led some of the series’ […]
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