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Franco Colapinto happy he “paid it back to the team with a really strong pace” after mistake in debut qualifying at F1 Italian GP

Formula 1’s newest driver Franco Colapinto had a more than decent debut in last weekend’s Italian Grand Prix. A small mistake during qualifying saw him starting just 18th ahead of both Kick Saubers, but a good race pace and strategy saw him gain six places to finish 12th, three places down from team mate Alexander…

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IndyCar | Milwaukee | Race 2 | McLauglin leads Kiwi double, as Power fails to profit from Palou’s issues

Part two of IndyCar’s return to the Milwaukee Mile started with Josef Newgarden on pole, hoping to improve from his DNF yesterday. Championship contenders Álex Palou and Will Power started tenth and fourth respectively, with the former looking to gain 12 points on Power to secure his second Astor Cup in succession and third in…

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“You’ve got to put your actions where your words are” – Vowles on promoting Colapinto from own academy

One of the main talking points leading up to this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix is of course Logan Sargeant’s exit from Formula 1 and his replacement Franco Colapinto joining Williams. Team principal James Vowles provided some insights into the decision making process during his press appearance on Friday, explaining why Colapinto was preferred over Liam…

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IndyCar | Portland | Race | Will Power dominant to third victory of 2024, Dixon crashes out early

After an upset pole position by Santino Ferrucci it was Will Power who led out of the Festival Curves, which surpisingly saw no incidents. Incidents did however happen coming out of turn 7, as Scott Dixon was pushed on the grass by Kyle Kirkwood. When he got back on track he tried to negotiate the…

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Haas F1 threathened to be stuck in Zandvoort if former sponsor is not paid

Haas F1’s former title sponsor Uralkali made a bid in the Dutch court in an attempt to force the team to pay it’s outstanding debt. Following the invasion of Ukraine the American team severed its ties with the Russian fertilizer company, owned by the father of former driver Nikita Mazepin. After the termination of the…

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IndyCar | St Louis | Qualifying | McLaughlin beats Meyer Shank duo to pole

Qualifying for the Bommarito Automotive Group 500 was done by taking the average over two laps for each driver, starting with Jack Harvey in the #18 Dale Coyne entry. The Englishman doesn’t come far however, as he has to park his car after his warm-up lap with an issue with the hybrid system. His team…

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“When they told me a lap times of the others, I was like: ‘no, it’s not quite as quick as I wish'” – Sainz on Ferrari’s performance in Belgian GP

Carlos Sainz netted a loss of one position in last weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix, after he was the only driver starting on hard. He had a decent start from sixth on the grid, gaining a place, but after everything played out, the Ferrari driver saw himself crossing the line in seventh, overtaking the struggling Sergio…

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Horner happy with Verstappen extending his championship lead: “I thought that was the optimum, extending his lead in the drivers'”

Red Bull’s race on Sunday played out very different for both their drivers. On the one hand Max Verstappen extended his lead in the drivers’ world championship over Lando Norris, whereas Sergio Pérez saw himself tumbling down the order from second on the grid to eighth at the finish. Not entirely what teamboss Christian Horner…

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F3 | Belgian Grand Prix | Feature Race | Redemptive win for Voisin in chaotic race with three safety cars

On a crisp summer morning the Formula 3 drivers were presented with a damp track, but like in yesterday’s sprint race everyone started on slick tyres, with Callum Voisin and Alex Dunne from the front row. Voisin has a great getaway, but Dunne loses two places to Sebastian Montoya and Leonardo Fornaroli. At the back…

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