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Charles Leclerc leaves the Tifosi happy on Friday after topping both FP1 and FP2. Struggles continue for the Red Bull pair.
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Invicta Racing’s Gabriel Bortoleto claimed P1 in the Imola F2 Quali session amidst a number of track time deletions and demotations. Bortoleto will start on Pole for the Feature Race on Sunday beside the Campos of Isack Hadjar, who was promoted after PREMA’s Oliver Bearman received a penalty for track limit violations. Joshua Durksen will…
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Santiago Ramos takes pole for a 1-2-3 for the Trident F3 team. Noel Leon starts on Pole for the sprint, due to the reverse grid.
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Charles Leclerc tops the FP1 session in Imola, while Max Verstappen struggled to get to grips with the Red Bull under him.
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As the European season begins many teams are bringing significant upgrades. It’s the usual occurrence that as the teams return to the sports heartland, bigger update packages begin to flood onto the cars up and down the grid. Here’s a look at what each team has brought with them this weekend. Red Bull The championship…
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The Hitech Pulse-Eight of Paul Aron led the Formula 2 Practice Session with a 1:28.852. Ahead of Gabriel Bortoleto and Zane Maloney.
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Oliver Goethe topped the timings in the Formula 3 Imola practice session, setting a time of 1:32:047. Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Luke Browning finished 0.3s behind in P2, followed by Mari Boya. Round three of the Formula 3 Championship has begun at Imola. Last year, flooding and torrential rain not only shut down the race weekend, but…
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Hamilton and Russell discuss the progress and upgrades Mercedes has made in the recent weeks, as well as the hopes coming into Imola.
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In a recent interview from Imola, Charles Leclerc discussed a significant change within the Ferrari Formula 1 team while being honest about the their upgrades and his relationship with future teammate Lewis Hamilton. Race Engineer Speaking in Imola, Charles Leclerc revealed that the team decided to change his race engineer for this weekend’s Emilia Romagna…
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James Vowles admits that the Williams being overweight has been costing them 0.45 seconds so far this season but they are starting to fix it.
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Despite taking his maiden victory in Miami, Lando Norris says McLaren ‘need more’ to continue to close the gap to Red Bull and Ferrari.
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Ahead of Imola, Hulkenberg reflects on Magnussen penalties in Miami. He believes his driving at Miami was not solely in service of Haas.
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Ferrari remains confident in Lewis Hamilton ahead of his final season at Mercedes. The driver will replace Carlos Sainz from the 2025 season. Their February announcement of Lewis Hamilton’s signing sent shockwaves through the F1 community and beyond, igniting discussions about his on-track performance but also the strategic implications for the Italian team. Where many…
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With Hülkenburg announced to go to Audi, the question of the 2025 Haas line-up falls into the limelight more, with new names appearing.
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Adrian Newey’s Big Move Adrian Newey, the legendary F1 designer, has confirmed he expects to join another Formula 1 team after his departure from Red Bull. At 65, Newey is looking for a fresh challenge. “I feel a little bit tired at the moment, but at some point I’ll probably go again,” He plans to…
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Following Alex Albon’s contract extension he speaks about the progress of the team and the positive direction the team is taking.
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After recent disagreements between the FIA and the FOM, they are collaborating on a “new strategic plan” for the sport. Recent Controversies Tensions have arisen in the past year following conflicting interests between the two parties. The FIA opened up applications for teams wishing to enter Formula One, approving Andretti backed by General Motors. The…
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Lando Norris cautioned in Miami that there is more to come from the McLaren upgrades. McLaren believe Imola could bring more performance.
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In 2023, Red Bull’s dominance was such that even in the case where they didn’t nail the set-up, or the characteristics of the circuit didn’t suit the car–barring Singapore – Max Verstappen would usually run away to victory. And while the squad have once again produced the best car for the third year in succession…
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Carlos Sainz will leave Ferrari at the end of the season to make way for Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton. If he takes Imola, Ferrari may need to reconsider their decision. The upcoming Imola Grand Prix could be pivotal for Ferrari, according to Veteran F1 Journalist and RacingNews365 Lead Editor Ian Parkes. A Sainz victory could lead…