As the motorsport world eagerly awaits the decision to be made through an electronic vote, the fate of several drivers hangs in the balance. The upcoming clash between the opening Berlin Formula E race and the WEC’s Six Hours of Spa event has created a unique situation where certain drivers have found themselves in a
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The latest round of the Diriyah E-Prix double-header proved to be a rollercoaster for the Briton driver as he experienced contrasting results. While he took a commanding win in the opening race, he failed to score any points in the sequel. The sudden shift in performance left him “shocked” and questioning why the team performed
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix saw a strategic gamble pay off for Haas driver Kevin Magnussen and his teammate Nico Hulkenberg. While other cars opted to pit under an early safety car, Hulkenberg and Magnussen made the bold decision to stay out on track. This decision proved crucial as a necessary second safety car never
The opening rounds of the season in Bahrain and Jeddah have highlighted the challenges faced by Alpine, with the team struggling at the back of the field with the slowest car. Despite this, there were glimpses of progress, particularly in the Jeddah race where Esteban Ocon managed to finish 12th after starting from 17th on
Jack Miller, the 2023 championship runner-up, started the 2024 campaign strong by securing a win in the sprint contest. However, his performance in the grand prix did not reflect his earlier success as he finished in third place after dropping behind Francesco Bagnaia on the opening lap. Despite his podium finish, Miller expressed his frustration
During the Jeddah race, Lando Norris made a bold decision to not pit during a safety car period triggered by Lance Stroll’s crash. This move allowed Norris to gain track position and briefly lead the race before Max Verstappen took over. Norris, along with a few other drivers, hoped for another safety car period that
Jody Scheckter, a prominent South African driver with 10 world championship race wins under his belt, is set to auction off 12 cars from his personal collection at RM Sotheby’s Monaco sale on 11 May. The highlight of the collection is his ground-effect 1979 Ferrari 312 T4, which played a pivotal role in securing a
Josef Newgarden, the talented driver from Team Penske, has undergone a significant transformation in his mindset for the 2023 season. After a disappointing end to his previous campaign, where he dropped from second to fifth in the final five rounds, Newgarden has consciously removed the expectation of perfection from his racing endeavors. This shift in
Scott McLaughlin, a 30-year-old racer from New Zealand, made a remarkable start in the 2024 IndyCar Series season opener. Starting ninth on the grid, McLaughlin quickly moved up the ranks in the 100-lap contest. With his No. 3 Team Penske Chevrolet, he showcased impressive skills by overtaking Rinus VeeKay early in the race with a
Fernando Alonso’s performance at the Jeddah Grand Prix has been intriguing, with him qualifying in fourth place on a day where Carlos Sainz was absent from the regular Ferrari lineup. This marks a significant improvement from his previous race in Bahrain, where he started in sixth but slipped back to ninth during the race. Alonso
Trident driver, Verschoor, managed to put a scoreless Bahrain season-opening weekend behind him at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit as he notched his first win of the year. This victory also continued his impressive record of winning at least one race in each season he has contested. It was Verschoor’s second victory for the Italian team
Marc Marquez, the eight-time grand prix world champion, is gearing up for his first season on Ducati machinery after spending 11 seasons with Honda. Despite ending pre-season testing in competitive form, Marquez is realistic about his goals for the upcoming season. He mentioned that he is looking to find the final three tenths of a