Is Ferrari having a bad 2025 F1 season? Or is McLaren having such a good one it’s making everyone else look bad?
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Overcoming Obstacles: Hadjar’s Journey to Red Bull Readiness
Isack Hadjar’s admission that he doesn’t feel ready for a Red Bull Racing Formula 1 race seat right now is telling
BővebbenWinners and losers from Le Mans 24 Hours qualifying
Cadillac took the Le Mans qualifying glory, while race weekend favourite Ferrari struggled over a single lap and Valentino Rossi starred
BővebbenDetermined Defiance: Verstappen Stands Firm Amidst Ban Threats
It took just one question for Max Verstappen to dismiss the notion that a very real threat of a one-race ban might impact his uncompromising approach to racing at this weekend’s Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix
BővebbenThe Untold Challenge: Stroll’s Reluctant Revelation on His Injury
Aston Martin’s returning Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll wants to keep the details of his hand and wrist injury private, but what did he say in his first public media appearance since Barcelona?
BővebbenRevving Towards the Future: The Rise of IndyCar’s Next Generation Car
IndyCar has pushed back the introduction of a new car until 2028
BővebbenCadillac Dominance: Front Row Lockout at Le Mans 24 Hours Qualifying
Alex Lynn secured Cadillac’s first-ever pole position at the Le Mans 24 Hours in final qualifying for the 2025 edition
BővebbenUnraveling the Mystery: The Sudden Vasseur Criticism and Ferrari Exit Speculation
A wave of reports in some of Italy’s biggest media outlets have criticised various aspects of Fred Vasseur’s Ferrari leadership ahead of Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix. Here’s what we know
BővebbenLewis Hamilton shuts down rumors with a powerful statement: ‘Stop making up stuff’
Lewis Hamilton ended an unequivocal defence of under-fire F1 team boss Fred Vasseur with a request to “please stop making up stuff” about his own future too, in a surprising reaffirmation of his multi-year Ferrari deal
BővebbenMercedes Unveils Revamped Suspension Design, Returns to Original Concept for Enhanced Performance
Mercedes is to reintroduce the latest version of its rear suspension for Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix this weekend – having parked it for the last two races
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