In June 2024, Kai Allen’s option with DJR lapsed, allowing him to move to Grove Racing for the 2025 season. Despite leaving DJR, Allen received vocal support from DJR management for his move to the rival Ford team. The transition was seen as a positive step for Allen’s career, according to DJR co-owner Ryan Story. Following Allen’s departure, DJR focused on securing Brodie Kostecki and his engineering team, as well as prioritizing stability with Will Davison. Allen’s performance at Grove Racing, including a podium finish in Darwin, helped him climb…
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Revving Up Excellence: Aston Martin Accelerates into the Future with F1 Driver Academy and Signing of Rising Star Mari Boya
The Aston Martin F1 team has officially launched its driver academy, with Mari Boya from Spain’s FIA Formula 3 being the inaugural recruit, boasting a record of three-time Spanish karting champion. Boya will receive comprehensive support from Aston Martin as he progresses through the F1 feeder series ladder, in what the team describes as a holistic development program. The newly established driver academy mirrors the similar initiatives by other F1 teams, focusing on talent identification and nurturing from karting onwards, and building on the team’s existing driver development system led…
BővebbenAprilia’s Next Move: Exclusively Testing Jorge Martin’s MotoGP Comeback
Aprilia is currently awaiting medical clearance to organize a special test for Jorge Martin to potentially get back on the RS-GP before his return to the MotoGP World Championship. Martin, the 2024 World Champion, has missed nine races due to injury, with a medical check-up scheduled for the first week of July after the Dutch GP. His recovery is in its final stage, and a concrete return plan is expected after the check-up with Dr. Angel Charte. Aprilia is looking to take advantage of a regulation change that allows a…
BővebbenValtteri Bottas Revs Up for Thrilling Formula 1 Comeback with Cadillac Partnership in 2026
Valtteri Bottas, currently the Mercedes Formula 1 reserve driver, has emerged as a strong candidate to join the Cadillac team in the upcoming season, with senior figures of the team preparing to attend the British Grand Prix next month. Meetings at Silverstone will involve discussions with drivers’ management, aiming to secure the first driver contract in a few weeks, potentially stretching negotiations for the second driver into September. While Sergio Perez was initially a frontrunner, his absence from recent talks has opened up opportunities for other experienced drivers like Bottas,…
BővebbenLegendary Reunion: Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise Make History at ‘F1’ Premiere
Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise surprised fans with a reunion at the European premiere of an F1 movie, marking their first public appearance together in over 20 years. The actors’ shared love for racing stemmed from their time filming “Interview with the Vampire” in 1994. Despite never professionally collaborating again, they were close to starring in a racing film together, until production budget issues led to the project’s cancellation. Cruise found success with “Top Gun: Maverick,” while Pitt starred in “F1: The Movie,” leaving room for a potential future collaboration.…
BővebbenThe Quest for Greatness: Sho Tsuboi’s Ambitious Pursuit of an F1 Dream with Toyota’s Haas Connection
Reigning Super Formula champion Sho Tsuboi is hopeful that Toyota’s partnership with the Haas Formula 1 team could lead to fulfilling his dream of testing grand prix machinery. Tsuboi’s success last year has positioned him as a likely candidate for Haas’s TPC programme, which involves testing of previous-generation F1 cars. The Toyota TOM’S team driver has solidified his reputation as a top driver in Japan by winning both the Super Formula and SUPER GT titles. The collaboration between Toyota and Haas has already seen Ryo Hirakawa participate as Haas’s reserve…
BővebbenReflecting on Greatness: A Glimpse Into the Legendary Career of Alex Criville
Spanish rider Alex Criville had a successful career in motorcycle racing that spanned nearly 15 years. During this time, he achieved 20 race wins, two world championships, and amassed over 2,000 championship points. Criville shares insights on his rivals, the changes in the sport, and his current passion for equestrian activities in an interview with Motorsport. For those interested, there is a video titled ‘Feels like yesterday’ where Álex Crivillé reflects on his remarkable career. Tovább a cikkhez
BővebbenChallenges Ahead: Mercedes’ Enhanced Rear Suspension Set to be Put to the Test in F1’s Austrian Grand Prix
Mercedes reintroduced the rear suspension package that debuted at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Canada to address rear tyre surface overheating issues encountered with its W16 Formula 1 car this year. Following challenges in Imola, Mercedes omitted the revised geometry in Monaco and Spain to collect comparative data on its performance. Reintegrating the suspension for Montreal, Mercedes navigated track temperatures nearing 50C at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve conveniently devoid of high-load corners, aiding tyre management on softer compounds. While the impact on George Russell’s win and Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s podium…
BővebbenRacing Phenom Jordan Taylor Makes Exciting NASCAR Truck Debut at Lime Rock
Spire Motorsports will team up with Jordan Taylor for the NASCAR Truck Series race at Lime Rock Park, marking the first time a national division of the sport races at this Connecticut road course. Australian Supercars star Cam Waters is also set to compete in the event, alongside other skilled drivers. Taylor, a 34-year-old racer, will make his Truck Series debut driving the No. 7 Spire Chevrolet Silverado, showcasing his stock car racing experience earned from past Cup and Xfinity Series appearances. His impressive track record includes wins at prestigious…
BővebbenRevving Up to Roar: NASCAR Cup Entry List Packs the Track with 40 Cars for Atlanta Showdown
This weekend, NASCAR will be racing at EchoPark Speedway in Atlanta with 40 Cup cars set to compete in what promises to be an exciting event at the Georgia track. The Cup Series has seen 40 entries only twice this year before Atlanta, with those occasions being crown jewel events. Included in those were the Daytona 500 where 41 cars started due to Helio Castroneves taking the Open Exemption Provisional and the Coca Cola 600 where Ross Chastain made history by winning from 40th place. Atlanta will have four open…
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