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Chiara Martin

Antonelli claimed pole in F1 Belgian GP Qualifying, beating Verstappen by three tenths, as Norris dropped to 13th after a late incident.
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F1 | 2026 Belgian GP | Qualifying | Antonelli snatches pole from Verstappen as Norris drops to thirteenth after late gravel moment

Chiara Martin06 mins

The F1 field headed into Qualifying at the 2026 Belgian GP after an eventful final practice session at Spa-Francorchamps. Kimi Antonelli topped FP3 for Mercedes with a 1:45.990, continuing his strong weekend after also setting the pace in FP2. Lando Norris finished second, while Max Verstappen completed the top three after waiting until 20 minutes…

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Grasser Racing Team will run one Lamborghini at DTM Oschersleben as parts delays leave Mirko Bortolotti carrying its hopes alone.
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Grasser faces Oschersleben damage limitation as Paul crash leaves Bortolotti alone

Chiara Martin04 mins

Grasser Racing Team will head to Oschersleben with its DTM weekend already compromised. Two weeks after Maximilian Paul’s heavy Norisring crash, the Austrian team will run only one Lamborghini Temerario GT3 at the fifth round of the 2026 season. That leaves Mirko Bortolotti as Grasser’s sole entry, with the DTM grid dropping to 20 cars…

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Tsolov topped a red-flagged Free Practice at the Belgian GP as Round 8 of the F2 season began, before Varrone crashed hard into Turn 14.
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F2 | 2026 Belgian GP | Free Practice | Tsolov sets the pace as Red Flag cuts session short

Chiara Martin02 mins

Round 8 of the Formula 2 (F2) Championship got underway at Spa-Francorchamps, during the 2026 Belgian GP weekend, as Free Practice began under green light conditions. Cars streamed onto the circuit for what promised to be a decisive weekend in the title battle. Nikola Tsolov arrived as the man to beat, having swept the previous…

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George Russell explains Mercedes’ 2026 inconsistency as he works to adapt his driving style ahead of the F1 Belgian GP at Spa.
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Ahead of F1 Belgian GP, Russell admits Mercedes “sweet spot” has been harder to find in 2026

Chiara Martin06 mins

George Russell arrives at the 2026 F1 Belgian GP still searching for consistency, despite standing on the podium last time out at Silverstone. The Mercedes driver finished second at the British GP after a chaotic late Safety Car finish, with Charles Leclerc winning for Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton completing the podium. However, Russell left his…

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Lucas di Grassi reflects on betting his career on Formula E, its growth, retirement and why his work in motorsport is far from over now.
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Exclusive: Di Grassi looks back on the belief that shaped his Formula E career

Chiara Martin010 mins

Before Formula E had a race, a calendar, or a reputation, it had an idea. For Lucas di Grassi, that idea arrived before the championship even had its name. The Brazilian has become one of the defining figures in Formula E history. He was the first driver to commit to the series, helped develop the…

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Arvid Lindblad reflects on a special first home race after scoring P7 at the 2026 F1 British GP, despite another deployment issue.
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Lindblad left wanting more despite P7 in “very special” 2026 F1 British GP home race

Chiara Martin04 mins

Arvid Lindblad left the 2026 F1 British GP with mixed emotions after finishing seventh in his first home race at Silverstone. The Racing Bulls driver scored valuable points in a memorable race that ended behind the Safety Car after Max Verstappen crashed out late at Stowe. Charles Leclerc took victory for Ferrari, with George Russell…

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Christian Lundgaard reflects on maximising a difficult Mid-Ohio weekend after P2, as questions over his 2027 IndyCar future continue on.
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Lundgaard says Mid-Ohio P2 was “maximising a weekend” amid uncertain IndyCar future

Chiara Martin05 mins

Christian Lundgaard left Mid-Ohio with another IndyCar podium, another reminder of his value, and another question about what comes next. The Dane started from pole for Arrow McLaren and led 41 laps, but teammate Pato O’Ward eventually came through to take victory and secure a McLaren 1-2. Lundgaard crossed the line second after 90 uninterrupted…

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