Previously the F1 timekeeper from 1992 to 2003, the brand will have a significant presence at the season’s 24 races with trackside branding and activations. Previously the F1 timekeeper from 1992 to 2003, the brand will have a significant presence at the season’s 24 races with trackside branding and activations. F1 Read More
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Honda must find another half a second during the winter break in order to be competitive in MotoGP next year, according to factory rider Luca Marini.The Japanese manufacturer endured another disastrous campaign in MotoGP this year with the troublesome RC213V, ending up at the bottom of the standings behind Yamaha.A clear uptrend in performance was visible from the Misano test in September …Keep reading
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Lewis Hamilton is set to make his Ferrari on-track debut in just two weeks’ time, Motorsport.com understands – as the Scuderia makes the most of new, more restrictive FIA regulations surrounding private testing with older machinery.Up to last season, there was no limit on how much running was allowed with two- to four-year-old cars, even for regular race drivers; the rules were tweaked for …Keep reading
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Yazeed Al-Rajhi came out on top in the 48-hour chrono stage at the Dakar Rally as Henk Lategan took over the overall lead.Toyota privateer Al-Rajhi finished with a time of 10h32m54s, 4m29s up on Dacia’s Nasser Al-Attiyah after the duo pulled clear on the first day of the mammoth stage.Factory Toyota driver Lategan took over from Seth Quintero at the top of the overall rankings after …Keep reading
Dakar 2025, Stage 2: Al-Rajhi wins 48hr test, Lategan takes lead and Sainz loses time Read More »