Source – Motorsinside Logan Sargeant’s future at Williams Racing is hanging by a thread, with reports indicating that the American driver may face an abrupt end to his tenure after the Dutch Grand Prix. According to sources close to the team, including Auto Motor und Sport, Williams is seriously contemplating a drastic decision that could […]
Alexander Albon’s Williams could be disqualified from Zandvoort qualifying if the F1 technical restrictions are proven to have been broken.
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Lando Norris faces a critical test to win Formula 1’s 2024 Dutch Grand Prix – seeing off Max Verstappen at the race start amid heavy scrutiny of his getaways this season.Norris lost possible wins in Spain and Hungary after not converting pole positions into the lead out of the first corner at those events. He currently has a 0-3 record of winning from heading the grid.As he prepares to start …Keep reading
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Williams is seeking answers as to why its own pre-event scans of its updated Formula 1 car suggested its revised floor complied with the regulations.Alex Albon was disqualified from his eighth spot on the grid at the Dutch Grand Prix after an area of his floor – believed to be in front of the rear tyres – was deemed to be too wide to comply with the volume rules.Read Also:Formula …Keep reading
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In expressing his desire to recruit Max Verstappen, Toto Wolff seemed to be jumping the gun.
McLaren duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri insist they are aware of team rules when it comes to fighting one another during the Dutch Grand Prix.Norris put in a stunning lap to take pole position in Zandvoort, while Piastri starts third with reigning world champion and local favourite Max Verstappen separating the pair.Team orders have been a hot topic for the Woking squad recently after Norris …Keep reading
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Tadasuke Makino scored his second Super Formula victory of the season after a charging drive at Motegi, but only after team-mate Kakunoshin Ota spun out of the lead.Dandelion Racing looked firmly on course for a one-two finish heading into the closing stages of the 37-lap race, as Ota held a narrow lead over Makino.Ota had run second behind poleman Kenta Yamashita (Kondo Racing) in the early …Keep reading
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The fight for pole position in Formula 1 recently has more often than not been a matter of ekeing out the final hundredths of a second.Qualifying battles like Hungary, where Lando Norris edged out McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri by 0.022 seconds, or Spain, where the Briton pipped Max Verstappen, are typical of the kind of gaps that we have got used to.So as F1 returned from the summer break for …Keep reading
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Kyle Busch was in control of the race as the white flag flew, but as space grew between him and pusher Christopher Bell, an opportunity arose for the outside lane. In the most unlikely of combinations, Parker Retzlaff, making just his second-ever NASCAR Cup Series start, pushed Burton ahead of the 2x NASCAR Cup Series champion. Burton threw some blocks and kept the car pointed straight as he beat …Keep reading
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This time, it was Josh Berry. The driver of the No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford was leading Saturday’s race at Daytona International Speedway when chaos struck at the front of the field. Austin Cindric shot to the right after getting destabilized due to a bad push from behind. He caught the right-rear of Berry’s Ford Mustang, sending both drivers spinning down onto the backstretch apron. Despite …Keep reading
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