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Oscar Piastri: “Circumstances” will determine team orders
McLaren enter this weekend’s Azerbaijan GP as firm favourites. The MCL38 is undisputed as the fastest car on the grid, especially since their Zandvoort upgrades. However, McLaren’s poor race execution has been costly. As the
Fernando Alonso: I will continue racing in 2026 and beyond
With Aston Martin announcing the signing of Adrian Newey, all eyes are on the Silverstone-based team. Though Newey can do little to influence Aston’s 2025 car, his presence could be significant in 2026. In this
McLaren to prioritise Lando Norris in 2024 title battle
The Baku GP is fast approaching, and along with it, another chapter in this year’s Championship battle. After plenty of conversations about McLaren’s driver situation, team principal Andrea Stella says that Lando Norris will be
Zak Brown sits down with Dale Earnhardt Jr., Talks F1, IndyCar, Daytona 500, and more
Zak Brown was in North Carolina yesterday to announce Kyle Larson is running ‘The Double’ in 2025. Following the announcement, He made the quick journey to Mooresville to visit Dale Earnhardt Junior and be on
Race Ban: How It Works And Who Are The Drivers At Risk
How Kevin Magnussen earned his race ban in Baku. Kevin Magnussen’s race ban is at the centre of attention ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. After his penalty at the Italian GP, his on-track presence
‘Unfinished Business’, Kyle Larson to attempt ‘The Double’ again in 2025
Kyle Larson will again attempt the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 on May 25th, 2025. In a press conference at the Charlotte Motor Speedway; Zak Brown, Jeff Gordon, Rick Hendrick, Tony Kanaan, and of course,
Adrian Newey “very pleased” to continue working with Honda
The news of Adrian Newey’s deal with Aston Martin confirms of one of the worst-kept secrets in Formula 1. The 65-year-old is now tasked with leading the various departments at Silverstone into the 2026 regulations.
Teams Agree to New NASCAR Charter Agreement, But Not All Are Happy
Talks have been ongoing for over a year now about the soon-to-be-expired current Charter agreement within NASCAR. That was until this past weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Denny Hamlin and Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing have