The WSK Euro Series is underway at Leopard Circuit Viterbo, featuring free practice and qualifying sessions. Fans can now tune in to watch Saturday’s pre-finals and finals for various categories like MINI, OKNJ, OKN, OKJ, and OK on Motorsport.com via live streaming. The event has attracted an excellent turnout of drivers across all categories, promising a thrilling spectacle with leading figures from the recent WSK Super Master Series in attendance. Notable participants include American Josh Bergman in MINI U10, Italian Niccolò Perico in MINI Gr3, and Michele Orlando in OK-NJ…
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Thrilling Start: Piastri Shines in Imola GP FP1 as Top Five Battle Inches Apart
In the first free practice session for F1’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri narrowly edged out McLaren team-mate Lando Norris by 0.032s at Imola, which saw a red flag brought out due to a late crash by Sauber’s Gabriel Bortoleto. The historic Italian track near Bologna, hosting its last F1 race for now, witnessed a fiercely competitive session with Piastri and Norris setting the pace as teams introduced substantial upgrades for the first European race weekend of the 2025 season. While Norris initially led with a 1m17.125s lap on…
BővebbenResilience in the Fast Lane: Frederic Vasseur Stands Firm in Defense of Ferrari F1 Technical Director
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur stated that their engineering setup has remained largely unchanged for three years, acknowledging some errors with the car and outlining areas for improvement. The scrutiny on accountability in Formula 1 when a car underperforms is not new, raising questions about the effectiveness of the technical team. Despite Lewis Hamilton’s recent victory, Ferrari is struggling in the 2025 season and facing criticism over the SF-25’s performance. Vasseur addressed doubts about the technical staff’s capabilities for the 2026 car, highlighting the transition from the previous technical director…
BővebbenRevving Up: Red Bull’s Race to Dominate McLaren in the F1 Imola GP
Red Bull has introduced a new sidepod package for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in their ongoing efforts to catch up with Formula 1 championship leader McLaren. The team has made adjustments to the inlet arrangement of the RB21, aligning it more closely with McLaren’s design while enhancing aerodynamic efficiency. In response, McLaren has brought updates to its own car, focusing on new aerodynamic components around the rear corner to increase rear aerodynamic load and flow conditioning. McLaren also brought a higher-downforce rear wing to the Imola circuit for improved…
BővebbenRace to the Top: Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen Shine Among the World’s Elite Bankable Athletes
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are among the highest-earning athletes worldwide in 2025, according to Forbes. Hamilton, a seven-time world champion, secured the 22nd spot alongside boxer Canelo Alvarez, earning $80 million. While Verstappen, a four-time champion, claimed the 24th position with earnings of $78 million, largely from his Red Bull salary and bonuses. Hamilton outshone Verstappen in off-track earnings, accumulating $60 million from racing activities and significant commercial ventures. The Forbes list remains dominated by ballgame athletes, with Cristiano Ronaldo topping the chart at $275 million, followed by Stephen…
BővebbenDoubts linger as Max Verstappen questions Red Bull’s ability to catch McLaren
Max Verstappen acknowledges that closing the race pace deficit with McLaren in the near future is unrealistic, despite a range of upgrades being implemented on the 2025 F1 car. The recent Miami Grand Prix showcased McLaren’s superior race pace over Red Bull, emphasizing the gap that exists between the teams. The introduction of new upgrades, including a new floor for Verstappen’s car and upcoming enhancements for both drivers, aims to improve performance for the European grand prix. Verstappen remains cautious about the expected performance jump and does not anticipate a…
BővebbenHaas F1 Takes a Stand: The Controversial Ban on Emulating Max Verstappen’s GT3 Test
Four-time world champion Max Verstappen caused a stir in the motorsport community by testing a Ferrari at the Nurburgring Nordschleife last weekend. Haas team boss Ayao Komatsu made it clear that his team’s drivers won’t be following Verstappen’s example. Verstappen used the pseudonym “Franz Hermann” to test a Ferrari 296 GT3, raising eyebrows in the process. Even though the test was not a secret due to his distinctive livery, rumors of record-breaking laps created interest. Komatsu emphasized that drivers like Oliver Bearman and Esteban Ocon won’t be permitted to engage…
Bővebben50-year-old Tony Kanaan passes Indy 500 veteran test: “It was awesome”
For the second consecutive year, Kyle Larson is making a strong effort to complete “The Double” by racing in both the Indy 500 and the Coke 600 on May 25. In the event that bad weather affects the races, Tony Kanaan is prepared to step in as a substitute for the defending 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion. Although Kanaan retired as a driver from the Speedway two years ago, he now manages Arrow McLaren’s IndyCar operations. In readiness to race if needed, Kanaan underwent a veteran refresher test during Day…
BővebbenThrilling Indy 500 Practice: Josef Newgarden Sets the Pace as Rasmussen Sparks Drama
Day 3 of Indy 500 practice brought a heightened sense of urgency compared to previous days, with short tempers and intense action on the track. Josef Newgarden set the pace for Team Penske, followed by Scott Dixon and Conor Daly impressing for their respective teams. Santino Ferrucci’s struggles continued, resulting in a drive-through penalty for crossing the pit exit lane white line. Balance issues plagued drivers like Graham Rahal, with the added weight from the hybrid unit challenging their handling. Despite daring draft maneuvers, tensions rose when Nolan Siegel criticized…
BővebbenF1’s Sonic Champion: The Mastermind Behind Barbie Soundtrack Sets the Stage
The ”F1” movie is poised for success with its star, Brad Pitt, Formula One Management’s support, the acclaimed ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ directorial team, and a renowned soundtrack architect. Kevin Weaver of Atlantic Records is known for turning movie soundtracks into cultural phenomena, like ‘The Greatest Showman,’ ‘Suicide Squad,’ ‘Twisters,’ and ‘Barbie,’ making him a sought-after collaborator. Weaver curated a bold roster for the ‘F1’ soundtrack, including Tiësto, Ed Sheeran, RAYE, Tate McRae, and BLACKPINK’s ROSÉ, aiming to resonate with Gen Z and broaden F1’s appeal. Despite knowing little about the…
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