McLaren’s Oscar Piastri has admitted to struggling on the streets of Monaco during qualifying for the grand prix, putting his car in third position for tomorrow’s Formula 1 race after frequently clipping the walls. Despite starting slow with a head-on collision at Sainte Devote, Piastri’s weekend was marred by continued brushes with the circuit’s barriers. During qualifying, Piastri grazed the barriers multiple times, prompting him to request his team to check the car over team radio. The championship leader conceded that the weekend was “messy” with more wall hits than…
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Defying Expectations: Alex Marquez Triumphs Over Brother Marc in MotoGP British GP Upset
Alex Marquez broke his brother Marc’s unbeaten streak in MotoGP sprints with a victory on Saturday at Silverstone on his Gresini Ducati. Marc settled for second place after losing the lead early on and maintained a 19-point championship lead over Alex. Quartararo failed to convert his pole position into a competitive race result, as Marc overtook him early on with his Ducati’s power advantage. Despite a mistake from Marc giving Alex the lead, he never managed to challenge his brother for victory. Francesco Bagnaia started well but faded to third,…
BővebbenNorris Stuns Monaco: British Driver Secures Pole Position Against Leclerc in Home Turf Showdown
At the Monaco Grand Prix, McLaren’s Lando Norris claimed pole position by beating home favorite Charles Leclerc as Mercedes faced a qualifying disaster. Norris secured pole position by setting a new track record at the 3.3km venue with a lap time of 1m09.954s, outpacing Leclerc by 0.109s. The Briton’s pole was his first since the Australian Grand Prix and came after edging out Leclerc and Oscar Piastri in a thrilling qualifying session. Lewis Hamilton qualified fourth for Ferrari, but may face penalties for impeding Max Verstappen in Q1, who ended…
BővebbenBattle Royale on the Streets: F1 2025 Monaco GP Qualifying Showdown
Motorsport.com publishes each team’s qualifying record in terms of team-mate battles after every F1 qualifying session. This record is solely based on qualifying results to avoid grid penalties affecting the statistics. Any technical issues or incidents impacting a driver’s lap time are noted in the table. Detailed qualifying records between teammates such as Piastri vs. Norris, Leclerc vs. Hamilton, Verstappen vs. Lawson, Verstappen vs. Tsunoda, Russell vs. Antonelli, Stroll vs. Alonso, Gasly vs. Doohan, Gasly vs. Colapinto, Ocon vs. Bearman, and Hadjar vs. Tsunoda are listed for various races. Tovább…
BővebbenRevving Up for Success: Kyle Busch Extends Partnership with Richard Childress Racing for 2026
Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch has decided to stay at Richard Childress Racing for the 2026 season by exercising the option in his contract. Busch is a dominant force in NASCAR, holding the record for the most Cup wins among current full-time drivers and the most victories in Xfinity and Truck Series history. After starting his Cup career at Hendrick Motorsports in 2005 and moving to Joe Gibbs Racing in 2008, Busch made the surprising move to RCR in 2023, where he has faced mixed results. Despite not…
BővebbenRacing to Victory: Marcus Ericsson’s Masterful Display of Patience at the Indy 500
Marcus Ericsson has had a long history of success in racing, from competing in Monaco with Caterham in F1 to conquering the Indianapolis 500 in 2019. Winning the prestigious race has elevated his status in the racing world and immortalized his name on the Borg-Warner Trophy. Ericsson described the Indy 500 as the biggest race in the world, equivalent to a Super Bowl for racing, emphasizing the life-changing impact of winning it. Transitioning to the IndyCar series in the US was a significant move for Ericsson, and participating in the…
BővebbenPowerful Performance: Lucas Auer Triumphs at DTM Lausitzring Opener to Outshine Competitors
Lucas Auer secured his second win of the DTM season by dominating the race at Lausitzring, with Maro Engel finishing in second place. Rene Rast impressively climbed from fifth on the grid to secure the final podium spot for Schubert BMW, followed by Jules Gounon, Marco Wittmann, and Thomas Preining. Auer led the race right from the start, while there was chaos in the midfield with incidents involving several drivers such as Morris Schuring and Luca Engstler. After a safety car period, Auer successfully defended his lead against Engel, Rast,…
BővebbenFabio Quartararo Shatters Records at MotoGP British GP with Third Consecutive Pole Position Win
Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo secured his third consecutive pole position in MotoGP by setting a new track record at Silverstone during qualifying. Despite the strong start by championship leader Marc Marquez, who led initially, Quartararo managed to outperform him and claim pole position. Joining Quartararo on the front row are Alex Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia, with Marquez missing out on the front row for the first time this season. The second row will feature Fermin Aldeguer and Jack Miller, while riders like Fabio di Giannantonio, Luca Marini, and Johann Zarco…
BővebbenLeclerc Triumphs and Hamilton Tumbles: A Thrilling Monaco Grand Prix Showdown
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc dominated all practice sessions at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix, while a tire dilemma added excitement to the upcoming qualifying session. Despite a close competition with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, Leclerc emerged as the favorite for back-to-back pole positions at his home race. Pirelli’s tire selection created challenges for teams, with Verstappen struggling to improve on the softer C6 compound. In the final session, Leclerc’s impressive performance secured the top spot, with McLaren’s Norris and Piastri following closely. Lewis Hamilton encountered a setback after hitting the wall,…
BővebbenUnfortunate Setback: Ai Ogura’s Forced Withdrawal From MotoGP British Grand Prix
Trackhouse MotoGP rider Ai Ogura will not participate in further sessions at the British Grand Prix due to a possible fracture in his right tibia. The Aprilia satellite squad confirmed this news after Ogura’s crash during Friday’s FP1 session, forcing the Japanese Moto2 champion to sit out the weekend at Silverstone. Following the accident at Turn 2 during Free Practice 1, Ogura’s injury was diagnosed as a possible fracture at the top of his right tibia, leading to his unfitness for the remainder of the Grand Prix of the United…
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