Rising Star Isack Hadjar: More Than Just a Rookie, A Visionary in the Making

Isack Hadjar quietly made his mark in Formula 1, earning a full-time driver spot without winning a junior championship, focusing on impressing rather than titles. His surprise victory at Monaco in a Formula Regional race solidified his worth, leading to a fateful meeting with Helmut Marko. Living in Faenza near Racing Bulls, Hadjar’s dedication to racing is evident, balancing time between home and the Milton Keynes simulator. His precision extends to judo, reflecting his disciplined nature. Supported by his parents, who built their life through hard work, Hadjar’s upbringing fuels…

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Revolutionizing the Monaco Grand Prix: Transforming the F1 Circuit for the Future

Antony Noghes, the founder of the Monaco Grand Prix, detailed his efforts to create the race circuit in his memoirs by walking the streets of Monaco to plan the route. Despite Noghes’ belief that the roads were ideal for racing, there have been calls in recent years to amend the circuit due to challenges with overtaking. F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali acknowledged the limitations of the narrow streets in Monaco but emphasized the importance of addressing the issues with the circuit layout. Former F1 driver Alex Wurz has proposed changes to…

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A Frustrating Battle: DTM Leader Lucas Auer’s Outburst in the Wake of Marco Wittmann Collision

After finishing ninth in the DTM race at the Lausitzring, Lucas Auer’s overall lead has decreased to just six points, which he blames on Marco Wittmann. Auer described the race as a “write-off” due to being pushed off track by Wittmann, causing significant damage to his car. Despite starting strong and passing Wittmann, Auer’s race took a hit on the second lap when the incident occurred. The collision resulted in suspension and floor damage to Auer’s Mercedes, affecting his performance throughout the race. Wittmann, however, viewed the incident as a…

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Formula One Journey: Inside the Record-breaking Legacy of Sauber’s Beat Zehnder

In Imola, Sauber celebrated its 600th Grand Prix, marking a long journey from its F1 inception in 1993, facing various changes in ownership and transitioning to the Audi works team in the following year. Beat Zehnder, the long-serving sporting manager, witnessed the team’s highs and lows, from memorable wins to near-bankruptcy crises. Zehnder, present for every race until Monaco, will now shift to a new role as Director of Signature Programs and Operations, contributing to expanding team facilities and the test squad. Despite not initially having an interest in motorsports,…

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Rising Supercars Champion Will Brown Revs Up for Chicago NASCAR Cup Debut with Kaulig Racing

Will Brown, the 26-year-old defending champion of the Australian Supercars Series, boasts eleven career wins and a third-place finish at the Bathurst 1000 last year. Apart from his successful Supercars journey, Brown has claimed victory twice in the Bathurst 12 Hours. Making his Cup debut last year for Richard Childress Racing at Sonoma, he finished 31st after starting 24th. Brown is set to return for the Chicago Street Course race, driving the No. 13 Chevrolet as a teammate to AJ Allmendinger and Ty Dillon, with MobileX backing the effort as…

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Driving with Humility: Audi Acknowledges Power Unit Challenges for 2026 F1 Season

The Sauber team is gearing up for a crucial 12 months ahead, as they prepare to transition into Audi’s factory team amid Formula 1’s new regulations. Audi will be developing the engine, with Mattia Binotto cautioning that it may not be the top performer on the grid. Formula 1 is set to introduce new regulations in 2026 aimed at making the cars more agile and boosting the use of electrical energy during races for sustainability. Alongside these changes, new engine manufacturers like Audi and Ford, as well as a partnership…

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Rising Talent Victor Martins Set to Shine in F1 Practice Debut with Williams at Spanish GP

Williams junior Victor Martins will participate in an official Formula 1 practice session for the first time at the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix driving Alexander Albon’s FW47 car, in accordance with the rule requiring each team to have a rookie driver for at least two FP1 outings per season. Martins, alongside fellow Williams protege Luke Browning, previously tested FW45 machinery for the 2023 season in Monza and expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity to drive for the team, aiming to make the session valuable for himself and the team. Sporting…

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Pedro Acosta’s Critiques: A Vital Wake-Up Call for KTM’s Future Success

The brewing conflict between Jorge Martin and Aprilia was a hot topic during the British Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone, dominating headlines and stirring speculation in the MotoGP paddock. Meanwhile, another storyline that may soon capture attention is the emerging potential headline act featuring Pedro Acosta and KTM, as indicated by his performance at Silverstone and shift in tone. Although tension between rider and manufacturer has not yet reached a breaking point, Acosta’s recent remarks strongly suggest that storm clouds are gathering. Acosta’s improvement at the British GP, finishing just…

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Rene Rast’s Heart-Stopping Photo Finish at DTM Lausitzring: A Podium Battle to Remember

Rene Rast shared the thrilling story of losing a duel to Jack Aitken in the second DTM race at Lausitzring. Rast described being overtaken by Aitken on the penultimate lap due to poor tire condition and lack of grip. Aitken’s impressive tire management was praised by Emil Frey’s technical director, attributing it to his victory. The late-race speed of Aitken, particularly in the first sector, led to the decisive overtaking maneuver. Despite a close finish with Jules Gounon, Rast managed to defend his position by a slim 0.045s margin, marking…

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Inside the Mind of a Champion: Alex Palou’s post-Indy 500 Victory Turmoil

Less than 24 hours had passed since Alex Palou won the 109th running of the Indy 500, and Motorsport.com conducted an exclusive interview with him, where he described his win as “spectacular.” Palou, the newly-crowned Indy 500 champion, has been nonstop, sleeping for only four hours and rushing back to IMS for more celebrations, with little time to eat. Despite his three championships in the last four years, Palou admits that the Indy 500 win surpasses all of his previous victories in the IndyCar series. The impact of his Indianapolis…

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