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NASCAR Causes Controversy At Talladega; Is DVP Obsolete?
NASCAR could have had a great weekend in Talladega. Plenty of exciting moments and surprise winners looked ready to rock the headlines. However, NASCAR had to cause a controversy that has instead taken the headlines.
The Domination of Abbi Pulling in F1 Academy
Having secured 245 points, propelling her to the top of the standings, Last Word On Motorsport will explore Abbi Pulling and her dominance in F1 Academy. Abbi Pulling is quickly becoming a notable figure in
Renault CEO justifies F1 exit: “Alpine has to make money”
In little over two years, several key aspects of Alpine F1 have changed. Drivers, team principals and technical directors are among notable departures from the Enstone squad since 2024. Alpine’s choice to stop using Renault
Tsunoda receives boost from Helmut Marko in Red Bull chances
The internal divide at Red Bull is no secret. Clear disagreements between their senior personnel, including Helmut Marko and Christian Horner, have become quite public this season. Among these points of contention is Yuki Tsunoda,
Talladega Awaits, Has NASCAR Done Enough to Prevent More Carnage?
NASCAR has plenty of drama surrounding it as the Cup Series heads to the craziness that is Talladega Superspeedway. A track and race that has plenty of unknowns. Not to mention it’s almost guaranteed. to
Williams have best driver line-up for 2025, says Vowles
Williams became one of many teams to change their 2025 line-up after agreeing to a multi-year deal with Carlos Sainz. The Spaniard’s arrival is further proof of the ambition at Williams to become front-runners. According
Sergio Pérez’s Best F1 Races
After hilariously dispelling retirement rumours, here Last Word On Motorsport will discuss Sergio Pérez’s best F1 races. Rumours spread after the Singapore Grand Prix that Sergio Pérez would announce his retirement after the 2024 Mexican
Ferrari capitalise on Renault departure and sign several engineers
Following months of speculation, Alpine have confirmed they will part ways with Renault engines. Starting in 2026, the French outfit will become a customer team – almost certainly using Mercedes power. In the background, Ferrari
