Alex Marquez’s Determination Shines as he Eyes MotoGP German GP Return Post-Surgery

Gresini Ducati rider Alex Marquez is determined to compete in this weekend’s German Grand Prix, despite sustaining a hand injury in a recent MotoGP race in the Netherlands. As the closest competitor to his brother Marc in the 2025 MotoGP championship standings, Alex underwent surgery following the Assen crash. His team has confirmed that he plans to participate in the German GP after a recovery period, contingent on passing a medical evaluation on Thursday. With a 68-point deficit behind Marc, Alex’s primary goal in Germany will likely be to defend…

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Alonso Roars With Displeasure Over Aston Martin’s Formula 1 Tactics at British Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso was frustrated with Aston Martin for not giving him the same strategy as his teammate Lance Stroll in the Formula 1 British Grand Prix. Stroll made early pitstops under virtual safety car conditions and climbed to seventh, frustrating Alonso who finished ninth after dropping to 10th during his second pit stop. Alonso expressed disappointment in the missed opportunity and his inability to benefit from Stroll’s successful strategy. Despite his experience, Alonso stressed the importance of relying on the team’s data during mixed-weather conditions, emphasizing that it’s a data-driven…

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How Nico Hulkenberg called the shots en route to his maiden F1 podium

“Before the rainy July afternoon at Silverstone, Nico Hulkenberg’s first podium finish in Formula 1 seemed like a far-fetched fairy tale coming true after almost 10 years and 239 races of waiting. His patient talent and quiet consistency paid off as he grabbed the opportunity with both hands, stepping into the spotlight when it seemed impossible. Despite a lacklustre qualifying performance, Hulkenberg’s race turned around unexpectedly as the conditions changed, paving the way for strategic decisions that ultimately led to his success on the podium. His communication with engineer Steven…

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Revving Up Revolution: FIA Leads Charge Toward Affordable V8 Engines

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem reiterated his support for transitioning to cheaper V8 engines in Formula 1 by the 2029 season. He emphasized the importance of cost reduction and expressed optimism about the teams’ reception to the change. Ben Sulayem highlighted the complex and expensive nature of current power units, citing the need for a shift to simpler and more affordable technology like V8 engines. The FIA president’s stance aligns with previous discussions on engine affordability held earlier in the season, with an emphasis on maintaining elements of electrification and…

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Rising Above Adversity: Thomas Preining’s Redemption Story Following DTM Victory

After securing his third Norisring DTM victory, Thomas Preining stayed in his cockpit due to a previous ankle injury and the absence of air conditioning in his Porsche. The Austrian driver needed all the power he could muster in the intense battle against Jack Aitken’s Ferrari. Despite the mechanic offering him a soda bottle, Preining declined, knowing the potential penalties for extra weight in his racing suit. He finally emerged from his cockpit to celebrate with his team before heading to the weigh-in, ensuring his onboard water bottle did not…

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Revolutionizing Rally: Juha Kankkunen Takes on the Future in Toyota’s Hydrogen-Powered Machine

Four-time WRC world champion Juha Kankkunen, Toyota’s deputy team principal, will drive the latest hydrogen-powered rally car, the GR Yaris Rally2 H2 Concept, at Rally Finland. The car, developed at Toyota WRC team’s headquarters in Jyvaskyla, is based on the GR Yaris Rally2, but with a hydrogen-fueled internal combustion engine. Toyota first showcased the technology at Ypres Rally Belgium in 2022, and since then, they have further developed the concept for its debut in Finland. Toyota has heavily invested in hydrogen-powered race cars as a sustainable option for motorsport in…

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Strategic Adjustment: Ferrari’s Challenge in the 2025 WEC Racing Season

Ferrari will compete at a reduced power level for the first time in the current season at this weekend’s World Endurance Championship round at Interlagos. The Italian manufacturer’s 499P Le Mans Hypercar will race at 480kW (644bhp) due to Balance of Performance adjustments for the Brazilian event on Sunday. This marks a decrease of 35kW (47bhp) compared to the previous Le Mans round and 9kW (12bhp) less than the Spa 6 Hours in May. Additionally, the car has gained 27kg in minimum weight over Le Mans and 12kg over Spa…

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The Silver Lining: How McLaren Turned Lando Norris’ Canadian GP Crash into a Catalyst for Success

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes that Lando Norris’ collision with teammate Oscar Piastri at the Canadian Grand Prix actually boosted Norris’ confidence as they contest for the Formula 1 world title. The clash in Montreal, where Norris hit Piastri while battling for fourth, was a turning point for Norris, who had been struggling in qualifying against Piastri during the season’s first half. Despite still not being completely comfortable with the car’s feedback, Norris responded by winning the Austrian Grand Prix from pole position and clinching a emotional victory at Silverstone.…

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Breaking Barriers: Shane van Gisbergen’s Historic Victory at the Chicago NASCAR Cup Race

Shane van Gisbergen has been dominating the streets of Chicago with four wins in five starts between the Xfinity and Cup Series. The only race he didn’t win was in 2024 Cup race due to getting wrecked out. His latest victory places him among Denny Hamlin, Kyle Larson, and Christopher Bell as drivers with multiple Cup wins this year. Additionally, he is the winningest driver at Trackhouse this season. Van Gisbergen has made history by becoming the winningest foreign-born driver in the NASCAR Cup Series with three wins. Moreover, as…

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Revved Up: Victors and Vanquished in the Thrilling NASCAR Cup Showdown on Chicago’s Urban Speedway

Another thrilling NASCAR Cup race unfolded at Chicago, featuring non-stop action from start to finish. Shane van Gisbergen’s dominance throughout the weekend was somewhat expected, yet the race was still packed with captivating storylines. The event saw various winners and losers, making it impossible to highlight all in this short recap. Notable moments included Kyle Busch’s comeback from a lap down, Tyler Reddick’s late-race surge on fresh tires, and Denny Hamlin’s impressive drive from last to fourth after an engine setback. In the whirlwind of events, Ty Gibbs narrowly missed…

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