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During the second Formula E race in Berlin-Tempelhof last week, we saw Sacha Fenestraz being sent into the barrier by Norman Nato. Right after the incident, Fenestraz was seen sarcastically applauding his former teammate in the cockpit of his Nissan. Following the race, Fenestraz looked back on the crash, stating Nato’s move was ‘desperate’ and…
The first of two races in Berlin was one filled with incidents and crashes. It was seemingly impossible for the drivers to stay out of trouble, which Ticktum and Di Grassi experienced first-hand. In the 21st lap of the race, Di Grassi was hit by Ticktum, after which the Brazilian had to retire his car….
Co-Author: John Goolsby Felix Rosenqvist switched to Meyer Shank Racing from Arrow McLaren over the winter in IndyCar and opened up on his start with his new team. The Swede finished seventh at the season opener at St. Petersburg after qualifying on the front row — setting a lap record during the Fast 12 in…
The 2nd of November in 2008 will forever be remembered in the history of Formula 1. Lewis Hamilton passed Timo Glock on the final lap of…
October 5th of next year will mark 10 years since Jules Bianchi’s tragic accident at the Japanese Grand Prix that led to his untimely…
Fernando Alonso went to McLaren for the 2007 season following two successive Drivers’ Championship at Renault. In fact, he was officially…
In July of this year, Alpine shocked the F1 world as they removed Alan Permane from his role as Sporting Director. Team boss Otmar…
Chris Hessey, Fernando Alonso and the Renault team celebrate victory at the 2006 Bahrain Grand Prix Photo Credit: Renault F1 Team…
Agustin Canapino’s blistering start to his IndyCar career has earned him plaudits from highly experienced drivers, including Indy 500…
Agustin Canapino has developed a massive following in his native Argentina, which grew after his move to IndyCar earlier this year. The…
