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Nick Cassidy speaks ahead of the Berlin E-Prix about his first season with Jaguar. He also discussing his opinion on a Silverstone race.
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Formula 2 star Paul Aron has said he is ‘very excited’ for his debut this weekend. The Estonian driver will drive for Envision Racing in Formula E’s double-header Berlin E-Prix. The 20 year-old is currently second in the F2 standings with 47 points after three rounds. Meanwhile, Envisions drivers, Sebastien Buemi and Robin Frijns, will…
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Théo Pourchaire will be filling the Arrow Mclaren IndyCar seat for the remainder of the 2024 season. Callum Illot will race the 500.
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The Ferrari team have been trialling a new, aggressive spray-guard at their test track this week. The test, which took place at the Fiorano circuit, was organised by the FIA. As a result it won’t count as a Ferrari filming day. Ferrari junior driver Arthur Leclerc took the 2023 Ferrari SF-75 around the track with fully…
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Take a look at the Berlin E-Prix in the lead up to the double-header in the German capital. Host to the E-Prix but also the Rookie Test.
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The Berlin E-Prix will see the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT make its debut as the new ABB FIA Formula E World Championship Safety Car on May 11-12. Porsche is set to debut its most powerful Taycan Turbo GT at the Berlin E-Prix as the new Formula E Safety Car where sustainability meets high-performance engineering. The…
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Following the Push-to-Pass scandal that Team Penske faced in April, the team held an internal review and have suspended 4 team members.
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Despite a decent result for both Mercedes drivers, Russell found himself struggling for race pace in comparison to Hamilton in Miami.
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When the dust settled on Sunday night the F1 world welcomed its latest winner – and a very popular one at that. Lando Norris, so often the nearly man in recent years, has finally done it. The British driver may have got a helping hand from the Safety Car, but there was no doubt he…
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Max Verstappen admitted after the race that Red Bull were “no match” for McLaren on the hard tyre at the Miami GP after struggling with the balance of the car. The reigning champion complained of oversteer in yesterday’s sprint, but come race day the RB20 wasn’t rotating as he would have liked, and while team…
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Despite a good weekend for Ferrari, Charles Leclerc praised Mclaren’s pace as ‘unbelievable’. He hopes the Ferrari upgrades can close the gap.
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Despite a safety car allowing Lando Norris a free pit stop as it picked up Verstappen at the head of the train rather than himself, the MCL38 genuinely had the pace to win the Grand Prix. The Woking squad brought 10 upgrades to Miami, and in Friday’s sprint qualifying it had the quickest car, until…
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Lando Norris took his maiden Grand Prix victory for the F1 Miami GP Race, after the safety car allowed him to take a free pit stop and jump Verstappen. But, despite the helping hand, the McLaren genuinely had the pace after the team decided to bring a major upgrade package ahead of this weekend which…
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Photo by Clive Manson – Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty Images.
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Mercedes’ team boss Toto Wolf has stated that the team ‘need to change direction’ after a disappointing start to the 2024 Miami Grand Prix weekend. It was a far-from-perfect start for the Brackley team, with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton qualifying in 11th and 12th respectively for the Sprint. Things didn’t get much better during the…
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Verstappen led from Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez in the Miami Sprint, with Daniel Ricciardo crossing the line in a shock fourth place.
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Max Verstappen stole the show in Miami once again to continue his run as the only winner in Florida. Red Bull led the field once again in Miami sprint race with Max Verstappen taking the race win followed by Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez. Although able to challenge the Dutchman into turn one, Leclerc mentioned…
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Abbi Pulling had a dominant qualifying as she will line up in Pole position for both F1 ACADEMY races ahead of Doriane Pin.
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Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz said he “struggled” in sprint qualifying after feeling strong in FP1 earlier in the morning. The Spaniard qualified fifth in between the two Australians of Daniel Ricciardo and Oscar Piastri respectively, and languished just over three tenths off of his teammate Charles Leclerc, who didn’t get any running in practice thanks…
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Charles Leclerc praises his ‘hard work’ paying off with his qualifying performance in Miami. After struggling at the start of this season.