June 18, 2025

Isack Hadjar says “everything was wrong” in Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix as Racing Bulls’ midfield campaign hit a temporary snag.Hadjar and team-mate Liam Lawson had collected 20 points over the recent European triple-header, but while their pace initially looked promising neither driver was able to make the tyres work.Starting from 12th after a three-place grid penalty for impeding …Keep reading

Phil Hanson, Le Mans winner.That statement was true before last weekend of course. The 25-year-old from Berkshire had already stood on the top step of the podium at the Circuit de la Sarthe, facing empty grandstands after conquering the LMP2 category in a 2020 edition held without fans. But it has held a different meaning since last Sunday, when Hanson added his name to the pantheon of British …Keep reading

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McLaren’s Oscar Piastri says the team ran out of laps to make its tyre wear advantage pay off in Montreal’s Canadian GP as team boss Andrea Stella explains why it struggled for performance compared to its usual title-winning form.The reigning world champions didn’t enjoy their usual advantage in Canada, having struggled for grip from Friday practice. The team rallied to be in the mix in …Keep reading

Toyota Gazoo Racing technical director David Floury has blasted the FIA’s Balance of Performance – without naming it – for the Le Mans 24 Hours.Ferrari dominated the French classic, while the Japanese constructor faltered in fifth and 15th, suffering from a lack of competitiveness compared to the AF Corse-run machines – and others.“Clearly, we haven’t reached our goal. The goal …Keep reading

Frederic Vasseur has said Ferrari must take inspiration from Mercedes and step up its race weekend execution to compete for Formula 1 wins. A quick look at the results shows Ferrari was a distant fourth-quickest team in Canada, with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in no man’s land as they respectively finished fifth and sixth.But the real story of the Scuderia’s weekend was one of …Keep reading

Spire Motorsports has taken action against its own driver, Carson Hocevar. The NASCAR Cup Series competed in Mexico City for the first time last weekend in an event that was positively received by most of the garage. But while the 22-year-old rising star was live-streaming on Twitch, Hocevar chose to refer to Mexico as a “s***hole” in comments that received immediate pushback. Hocevar …Keep reading