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Kvyat: Lamborghini can target WEC wins next year with car upgrades

Former Formula 1 driver Daniil Kvyat believes Lamborghini can challenge for victories in the World Endurance Championship in 2025 by upgrading the SC63 LMDh.Lamborghini joined the Hypercar class of the WEC this year with a single car entered on a factory basis by Iron Lynx and raced by Kvyat, Mirko Bortolotti and Edoardo Mortara.The Italian marque’s best result of the year is a 10th-place …Keep reading

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How MotoGP’s new star is snatching the show from a lengthy title duel

It’s hard to measure exactly what aspect of any given motor race excites punters the most. But if we use the tone of voice adopted by MotoGP’s various television pundits as a yardstick, the answer in Japan was clear: Pedro Acosta.And one suspects that the mixture of volume and reverence among the broadcasters when Acosta was doing absolutely anything on screen was indicative of what was going …Keep reading

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Szafnauer: Renault management cared about own careers more than Alpine F1 success

Ex-Alpine team boss Otmar Szafnauer has accused the team’s Renault ownership of focusing on the longevity of their own careers rather than success in Formula 1.Speaking on ex-F1 broadcaster Jake Humphrey’s High Performance Podcast, Szafnauer opened up on his year-and-a-half as team principal at the Alpine team, explaining his sacking during the 2023 Belgian GP weekend and its fumbling of Oscar …Keep reading

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Alonso has a theory over F1’s safety car drought

Fernando Alonso has suggested a strange quirk of the current generation of cars could be behind Formula 1’s safety car drought.F1 is currently on a nine-race streak without the safety car being brought into play, which is the first time that has happened since the gap between the 2003 Hungarian GP and the 2004 Spanish GP.It is a run that has also included F1 witnessing its first-ever Singapore …Keep reading

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Why have teams struggled so much with upgrades in F1 2024?

There was a time when F1 teams could be pretty confident that any gains found in their wind tunnels could be bolted on their cars at the next race to make them quicker.But ever since the ground-effect era returned in 2022, things have been slightly different, as there is no longer a direct link between extra downforce and improved lap time.In fact, three years into the regulations, as teams …Keep reading

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IndyCar will go racing at the home of the Dallas Cowboys in 2026

March of 2026, the IndyCar Series is set to return to Texas with a race contested on the streets of Arlington wrapping around AT&T Stadium — home of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, and Globe Life Field, home to Major League Baseball’s Texas Rangers.The 2.73-mile  track will take drivers through the city’s center of its sports and entertainment district, which sells more than 1.6 million tickets to …Keep reading

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Blaney furious, Bowman “disappointed in myself” after Talladega wreck

As the field battled for stage points, the Chevrolets of Kyle Busch and Ross Chastain moved to the outside of Ryan Blaney just seconds from the finish line. Bowman filled the hole in the middle as Blaney fell back, but when the bumpers connected in the always treacherous tri-oval, Blaney’s car got sideways. The No. 12 Team Penske Ford bounced off the door of Shane van Gisbergen before shooting …Keep reading

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What we can expect from LVMH’s billion-dollar F1 deal

Formula 1 is going to look a little different in 2025: Lewis Hamilton will be wearing red, a new rookie class is joining the grid, and French conglomerate LVMH will be everywhere in the paddock. From bottles of Moët & Chandon on the podium to monogrammed Louis Vuitton trophy cases, the luxury empire’s 75 brands — or maisons as they’re referred to in-house — will be all-pervasive at races …Keep reading

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Aston Martin F1 reserve driver Felipe Drugovich “surprised by the speed” in maiden IndyCar test 

Felipe Drugovich was left astonished after a maiden IndyCar testing debut at Barber Motorsports Park with Chip Ganassi Racing last Monday.“The driving style is very different,” Drugovich told Motorsport.com. “I was surprised by the speed, but at the same time it was very different from what I thought it would be. I imagined it would be very similar to an F2 car and even the driving style is …Keep reading

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Croatia edging closer to WRC return in 2026

Rally Croatia organisers have announced that they have succeeded in securing the government guarantees necessary to prepare for a return to the World Rally Championship.The asphalt event made its WRC debut in 2021 quickly becoming a regular hosting four editions of the event before losing its place on the 2025 calendar.The 14-round 2025 WRC calendar was announced in July with three new rallies …Keep reading

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