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  1. Christian Horner's sudden departure from Red Bull Racing last week sent shockwaves through Formula 1, but it doesn’t change the team's short-term reality as it looks set to slump to its worst result in the constructors' table since 2015. Whatever the final trigger for Horner's removal, as part of a combination of factors, what has been impossible to ignore is Red Bull's rapid downturn since ...Keep readingView the full article
  2. Christian Horner's sudden departure from Red Bull Racing last week sent shockwaves through Formula 1, but it doesn’t change the team's short-term reality as it looks set to slump to its worst result in the constructors' table since 2015. Whatever the final trigger for Horner's removal, as part of a combination of factors, what has been impossible to ignore is Red Bull's rapid downturn since ...Keep readingView the full article
  3. Taking it as a given that Marc Marquez is a winner just about every time he goes out on track in 2025, let’s look at who else came away from MotoGP’s trip to Germany feeling better than when they arrived. And, as always, those who will be glad to put their Sachsenring visit behind them. Podium: third place Alex Marquez, Gresini Racing Photo by: Alexander Trienitz Winner ...Keep readingView the full article
  4. Taking it as a given that Marc Marquez is a winner just about every time he goes out on track in 2025, let’s look at who else came away from MotoGP’s trip to Germany feeling better than when they arrived. And, as always, those who will be glad to put their Sachsenring visit behind them. Podium: third place Alex Marquez, Gresini Racing Photo by: Alexander Trienitz Winner ...Keep readingView the full article
  5. The Haas Formula 1 team has announced that Super Formula champion Sho Tsuboi will take part in a TPC test with its VF-23 at Fuji Speedway next month. Toyota factory driver Tsuboi will join Haas reserve Ryo Hirakawa for the two-day test at the Japanese track, which last hosted a grand prix in 2008, on 6-7 August. It will mark Tsuboi’s first-ever experience of grand prix machinery, and ...Keep readingView the full article
  6. The Haas Formula 1 team has announced that Super Formula champion Sho Tsuboi will take part in a TPC test with its VF-23 at Fuji Speedway next month. Toyota factory driver Tsuboi will join Haas reserve Ryo Hirakawa for the two-day test at the Japanese track, which last hosted a grand prix in 2008, on 6-7 August. It will mark Tsuboi’s first-ever experience of grand prix machinery, and ...Keep readingView the full article
  7. Toto Wolff says Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s FIA presidency of “ruling with an iron fist” has had “its advantages” to assert two key topics the Mercedes boss feels he has got right within Formula 1. The FIA president and Mercedes chief have clashed over how the governing body has overseen tighter restrictions over a ‘swearing ban’ and a push for an 11th F1 team since Ben Sulayem became ...Keep readingView the full article
  8. Toto Wolff says Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s FIA presidency of “ruling with an iron fist” has had “its advantages” to assert two key topics the Mercedes boss feels he has got right within Formula 1. The FIA president and Mercedes chief have clashed over how the governing body has overseen tighter restrictions over a ‘swearing ban’ and a push for an 11th F1 team since Ben Sulayem became ...Keep readingView the full article
  9. The NASCAR Cup race at Sonoma ended how it started -- withShane van Gisbergen leading and Chase Briscoe running second. The two drivers spent a lot of time around each other during the race, but despite several late-race restarts, Briscoe couldn't find a way around the three-time Supercars champion. Briscoe later went to Victory Lane to congratulate SVG after his runner-up finish. Raising ...Keep readingView the full article
  10. The NASCAR Cup race at Sonoma ended how it started -- withShane van Gisbergen leading and Chase Briscoe running second. The two drivers spent a lot of time around each other during the race, but despite several late-race restarts, Briscoe couldn't find a way around the three-time Supercars champion. Briscoe later went to Victory Lane to congratulate SVG after his runner-up finish. Raising ...Keep readingView the full article
  11. When NASCAR and TNT introduced the in-season challenge, a bracket-style tournament with a $1 million prize for the winning driver, absolutely no one would have realistically picked Kaulig Racing's Ty Dillon as a potential winner. And yet, the No. 32 seed defeated Denny Hamlin at Atlanta after Hamlin's early exit from the race, later doing the same with Brad Keselowski when the former Cup ...Keep readingView the full article
  12. When NASCAR and TNT introduced the in-season challenge, a bracket-style tournament with a $1 million prize for the winning driver, absolutely no one would have realistically picked Kaulig Racing's Ty Dillon as a potential winner. And yet, the No. 32 seed defeated Denny Hamlin at Atlanta after Hamlin's early exit from the race, later doing the same with Brad Keselowski when the former Cup ...Keep readingView the full article
  13. Check out the post-race interviews from Sonoma Raceway after the Toyota / Save Mart 350. View the full article
  14. Check out the best moments from the NASCAR Cup Series: Toyota / Save Mart 350! View the full article
  15. In the middle of the NASCAR Cup race at Sonoma, things were getting heated between drivers and even pit crew members. Near the end of Stage 2, several drivers pitted early to gain track position ahead of the final stage. Ty Gibbs and Brad Keselowski were two of those drivers. Their pit stalls where right next to each other, and the tire carrier for Keselowski was already standing in the box as ...Keep readingView the full article
  16. In the middle of the NASCAR Cup race at Sonoma, things were getting heated between drivers and even pit crew members. Near the end of Stage 2, several drivers pitted early to gain track position ahead of the final stage. Ty Gibbs and Brad Keselowski were two of those drivers. Their pit stalls where right next to each other, and the tire carrier for Keselowski was already standing in the box as ...Keep readingView the full article
  17. Shane van Gisbergen started Sunday's Cup race from Sonoma Raceway on pole position, and he stayed there for most of the day. SVG has now won the last three road/street courses on the schedule, securing Red Bull's first win as a primary sponsor in the Cup Series since the 2011 season. "Yeah, it was pretty tough stuff," said SVG, who led 97 of 110 laps. "We had an amazing car. Chase Briscoe, what ...Keep readingView the full article
  18. Shane van Gisbergen started Sunday's Cup race from Sonoma Raceway on pole position, and he stayed there for most of the day. SVG has now won the last three road/street courses on the schedule, securing Red Bull's first win as a primary sponsor in the Cup Series since the 2011 season. "Yeah, it was pretty tough stuff," said SVG, who led 97 of 110 laps. "We had an amazing car. Chase Briscoe, what ...Keep readingView the full article
  19. Shane van Gisbergen extended his winning streak with yet another dominating run on a road course, this time at Sonoma on Sunday. View the full article
  20. The NTT IndyCar Series continued its busy summer slate this weekend with a doubleheader at Iowa Speedway. It started with scary storms, but those gave way to two beautiful (if hot) days of action on Saturday and Sunday. With two races to contest, opportunities were doubled for everyone in the field. Some had mixed days, others made the most of the twin opportunities and a few left Iowa eager to ...Keep readingView the full article
  21. The NTT IndyCar Series continued its busy summer slate this weekend with a doubleheader at Iowa Speedway. It started with scary storms, but those gave way to two beautiful (if hot) days of action on Saturday and Sunday. With two races to contest, opportunities were doubled for everyone in the field. Some had mixed days, others made the most of the twin opportunities and a few left Iowa eager to ...Keep readingView the full article
  22. Check out Shane Van Gisbergen taking the checkered flag at the Toyota / Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway. View the full article
  23. On a year when everything seems to be going right for Alex Palou, he caught every break needed to leave Iowa Speedway with a weekend-ending win. Palou benefitted from a pair of timely cautions to deny Josef Newgarden and David Malukas and claim Sunday’s Farm to Finish 275. The Spaniard had started from pole after a strong second lap in Saturday’s qualifying, but was overtaken twice by ...Keep readingView the full article
  24. On a year when everything seems to be going right for Alex Palou, he caught every break needed to leave Iowa Speedway with a weekend-ending win. Palou benefitted from a pair of timely cautions to deny Josef Newgarden and David Malukas and claim Sunday’s Farm to Finish 275. The Spaniard had started from pole after a strong second lap in Saturday’s qualifying, but was overtaken twice by ...Keep readingView the full article
  25. Will Stevens, Alex Lynn and Norman Nato led home a Cadillac 1-2 at Interlagos as the US manufacturer notched up its maiden World Endurance Championship victory. The two Jota-run factory Cadillac V-Series.R LMDhs dominated the Brazilian round of the series in which only Porsche offered a brief challenge in the initial stages of the six-hour race on Sunday. Nato took the chequered 57s up on ...Keep readingView the full article

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