He’s already a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion with over 200 wins across the three national divisions of the sport, but there are two things Kyle Busch has yet to accomplish that remain at the very top of his bucket list. The first is winning the Daytona 500, which he is currently 0-20 in attempting to achieve. However, number two on that list is competing in the Indianapolis 500, which has yet to happen. His older brother Kurt did the 500 in 2014, driving for Andretti and earning Rookie of…
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Adrian Newey Identifies Key Area for Strengthening at Aston Martin F1
Aston Martin’s Technical Chief, Adrian Newey, emphasizes the need for expanding the team’s aero department to reach its full potential, despite being encouraged by the team’s capabilities at Silverstone. Newey, renowned for his work at Williams, McLaren, and Red Bull, took on the role at Aston Martin to prepare for the 2026 regulations cycle under Lawrence Stroll’s ownership. The team has faced challenges, slipping from the limelight in 2023 to a disappointing season, highlighting the gap between ambitions and on-track performance. While impressed by the team’s infrastructure and personnel, including…
BővebbenRevving Up Excitement: Inside ‘F1: The Academy’ on Netflix
The first trailer for Netflix’s new docuseries, ‘F1: The Academy,’ was unveiled on Tuesday, offering a sneak peek into the seven-part sports documentary centered around the all-female junior racing series, F1 Academy. Produced by Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine, the show follows the success of ‘Drive to Survive,’ bringing F1 to broader audiences. Although lacking F1’s intense rivalries, the trailer suggests a focus on the personal and professional challenges faced by young women off the track. Managing director of F1 Academy, Susie Wolff, highlights the opportunity for the 15 female drivers…
BővebbenComplete Indy 500 schedule: How to watch, start times, entry list
The Month of May is synonymous with the Indianapolis 500, where 34 drivers vie for 33 spots on the grid in a series of practices leading up to qualifying and race day. There are eight former race winners and four rookies from 14 different countries set to compete in this iconic event. The schedule is subject to change due to weather, so fans can catch all the action from practice to qualifying on various dates leading up to Race Day. The competition spans from May 13 through May 25, with…
BővebbenRacing Through Time: The Evolution of F1 – Alfa Romeo 158 vs McLaren MCL39
It’s nearly impossible to recognize Formula 1 today compared to its early days, with aspects like social media-friendly parlour games and Instagram stories being commonplace now, which were inconceivable back then. Despite the changes, the core of F1 remains building the best car, racing, and the winner being the first to finish the race. McLaren currently leads the pack in 2025, similar to how Alfa Romeo dominated the inaugural 1950 season by winning six out of seven races. The contrast between the Alfa Romeo 158 and the modern McLaren MCL39…
BővebbenRising Star: Franco Colapinto’s Alpine Challenge Ignites Strength with Williams
This weekend Franco Colapinto will compete in his first grand prix since Abu Dhabi last year, having taken Jack Doohan’s race seat at Alpine. The Enstone-based organisation has acquired a reputation for operational chaos since Renault reacquired it in 2016, having gone through one total rebrand and a litany of technical directors and senior management. Most recently, the former team principal Flavio Briatore returned as ‘executive advisor’ with Oliver Oakes joining from Hitech as the team principal. Any connection between Oakes’s departure and his brother’s legal issues is speculative. The…
BővebbenJames Vowles Supports Carlos Sainz Sr for FIA Presidency: A Perfect Match for Motorsport Leadership
Williams team principal James Vowles supports Carlos Sainz Sr’s potential FIA presidential campaign, believing he would be a good fit due to his vast experience in motorsport. Sainz Sr, father of current Williams F1 driver Carlos Sainz, is considering running against incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem for the FIA presidency. Despite concerns about a conflict of interest because of his son’s F1 career, Sainz Sr’s hands-off approach to his son’s choices eases worries. Vowles trusts that any potential impact on his son’s racing career could be managed effectively if Sainz Sr…
BővebbenReviving History: A Colorful Look Back at the 1950 British Grand Prix
Formula 1 has released colorized footage of its very first world championship race at Silverstone 75 years ago. On 13 May 1950, the British Grand Prix featured 21 cars on the grid, including Alfa Romeos, Maseratis, Talbot Lagos, Altas, and ERAs. Ferrari did not participate, focusing on the Monaco race, and Alfa dominated with a 1-2-3-4 in qualifying, and the same in the race. The colorized footage shows the four-car front row of Alfa Romeo, including Giuseppe Farina and Juan Fangio. The race saw Alfa Romeo finish 1-2-3, with Fangio…
BővebbenBeauty in Motion: The Spectacular Designs of the Top 10 F1 Cars in History
The best-looking F1 cars are a highly debated topic and it’s subjective, depending on individual preferences and eras. Fans tend to be attached to different cars from various periods. Liveries also play a significant role in the discussion, adding to the fun argument. Motorsport.com curated a list of the best-looking cars, trying to showcase variety across constructors and eras. Some periods, like the ‘skinny’ era from 2009-2016, were excluded. The iconic Ligier JS11/15, featuring the Gitanes livery, made an appearance due to its French flair and distinct design with a…
BővebbenRevving Towards History: Iron Lynx Unveils Show-stopping Mercedes Silver Arrows Livery for Le Mans 2025
Iron Lynx, the Mercedes World Endurance Championship squad, will showcase a special livery at the upcoming Le Mans 24 Hours to commemorate Mercedes’ triumph in the 1989 race. The three Mercedes GT3s will sport the iconic Silver Arrows scheme used during the manufacturer’s dominant 1-2 finish at Circuit de la Sarthe 36 years ago. This celebratory gesture marks Mercedes’ return to Le Mans after a 26-year hiatus, following Iron Lynx’s switch from Lamborghini to Mercedes in 2025. CEO of Iron Lynx, Andrea Piccini, expressed immense honor in partnering with Mercedes-AMG…
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