F1 championship leader and Italian racing sensation Kimi Antonelli started the 2026 World Endurance Championship (WEC) at Imola.
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Ryo Hirakawa Shines at Imola: Toyota Takes on Ferrari in a Thrilling Race
Ryo Hirakawa leads the FIA World Endurance Championship season opener, the 6 Hours of Imola, at the halfway mark, with Toyota in an immense battle with Ferrari for the victory of the race. The Japanese driver’s teammate Brendon Hartley started the race from second place in the #8 Toyota. However, the experienced Kiwi dropped to […]
BővebbenRevving Up History: Ferrari’s Triumph as WEC Champions After Nearly Half a Century
Ferrari clinched a World Endurance Championship title double in the 2025 season finale in Bahrain – its first top-class sportscar world title since 1972
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The No.46 WRT BMW was second after a wild Lone Star Le Mans
BővebbenUnleashing the Excitement: A Thrilling Recap of the 6 Hours of Sao Paulo in the World Endurance Championship
Full results for the 6 Hours of Sao Paulo, the fifth round of the 2025 World Endurance Championship.
BővebbenJenson Button Reigns Supreme at Interlagos, Securing Cadillac’s Dominant 1-2 Victory
Jenson Button leads for Cadillac at Interlagos with two hours remaining, heading a 1-2 for the British-run American team. Button, in the #38 Cadillac, is roughly 20 seconds ahead of Norman Nato in the #12 Cadillac. Third is Michael Christensen in the #5 Porsche, 44 seconds off the lead. Button got into the car at […]
BővebbenRevving Up for Success: Inside Ferrari’s Promising WEC Hypercar Driver Line-Up of 2026
What is the situation with Ferrari’s WEC Hypercar driver line-up for 2026?
BővebbenRevving Towards Victory: Kubica Drives Ferrari to Le Mans Triumph on Autosport Podcast
The #83 AF Corse team with Robert Kubica, Phil Hanson, and Ye Yifei secured the victory in a thrilling race, narrowly beating the #6 Porsche team. The disqualification of the Ferrari #50 post-race led to the promotion of the #12 JOTA Cadillac to fourth place. The debate over the balance of performance set by the ACO continued after the race. In the LMP2 and LMGT3 categories, Inter Europol claimed victory, and the AO by TF team won the Pro-Am category. Richard Leitz achieved his sixth victory in the LMGT3 class…
BővebbenControversy at Le Mans: Ferrari’s Victory Tainted by Disqualification Following Investigation
Ferrari DISQUALIFIED as late investigation verdict announced after Le Mans win
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