Williams Racing's Team Principal James Vowles during 2025 F1 Dutch GP.
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Vowles defends Sainz after F1 Dutch GP penalty, labels it a clear racing incident with no driver at fault

Williams Racing and James Vowles enjoyed a rather strong finish to their 2025 F1 Dutch GP, despite the setbacks on Carlos Sainz’s side of the garage due to his 10-second time penalty. Williams still managed to walk away with valuable points on Alex Albon‘s side of the garage to add to their tally, in what…

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F1 Academy Joanne Ciconte to partner with Fleet Space Technologies form 2026
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Joanne Ciconte partners with Fleet Space Technologies

Australian F1 Academy driver Joanne Ciconte, partners with Fleet Space Technologies. She will wear a branded kit and helmet from 2026. Fleet Space Technologies is Australia’s top space exploration company. This marks a strong partnership between two Australian phenomenons. The Co-Founder and CEO of Fleet Space Technologies, relates strongly to Ciconte’s story. Much like Ciconte’s…

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Van Amersfoort Racing, celebrating 50 years, in Jeddah (F2)
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Frits Van Amersfoort on surviving and thriving after 50 years in racing

In 2025, Van Amersfoort Racing (VAR) mark an extraordinary milestone: 50 years in motorsport. From modest beginnings to competing on Formula 1 race weekends, the team’s journey has been shaped by resilience, opportunity, and above all, an enduring love of racing. For team owner Frits Van Amersfoort, the years have passed with remarkable speed, even…

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Leonardo Fornaroli ahead of Monza F2 Race
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Fornaroli reflects on returning to Monza as F2 Championship leader

Leonardo Fornaroli, the 2024 F3 champion, heads into his home race at Monza as the Formula 2 championship leader. In his first year driving for Invicta Racing, he impressed with 154 points, holding a 17-point advantage over Jak Crawford, with Richard Vershoor a further two points behind. So far, Fornaroli has claimed eight podiums, featuring…

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Fairclough, 2025 GB3, Aston Martin, F1
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Deagen Fairclough delivers strong showing in Aston Martin F1 prize test at Silverstone

GB3 driver Deagen Fairclough stepped into Formula One (F1) machinery for the first time last week, completing his prize test with Aston Martin at Silverstone. The 19-year-old earned the opportunity after winning the prestigious Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award in 2024, a prize that has launched the careers of many top-level British…

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towriss and herta ahead of him leaving IndyCar for Cadillac F1
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Towriss details Herta’s potential, “no risk no rewards” path to Cadillac F1

Head of TWG Motorsport and Team Partner for Andretti Global Dan Towriss explained the biggest motorsport news of the IndyCar break thus far, Colton Herta ‘s appointment as Test Driver for Cadillac F1. Towriss went into great detail about the recently announced move and lifestyle change for the former driver of car no. 26, who…

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Colapinto and Gasly during Sunday's race at the Dutch Grand Prix
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Gasly and Colapinto reflect on Alpine’s no score at the F1 Dutch GP

Alpine left Zandvoort empty-handed despite both Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto showing promise in a chaotic wet-dry F1 Dutch GP. Split strategies briefly put both cars in contention, but ultimately neither driver converted the opportunity into points. Gasly explains Alpine’s gamble Gasly started from 14th and attempted a bold one-stop strategy, running 23 laps on…

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Bortoleto and Hülkenberg reflect on tough F1 Dutch GP for Sauber

The F1 Dutch GP was marked by several incidents that kept fans on edge from start to finish. For Sauber, the weekend proved to be both challenging, as drivers Gabriel Bortoleto and Nico Hülkenberg shared their experiences. Both reflected on how the team managed adversity and what lessons they are taking forward in the season….

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F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali during an F1 race weekend format at the F1 Australian GP
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Domenicali sees more sprint weekends and shorter races as part of a new era of F1 weekend formats

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali made some unexpected statements regarding changes to the race weekend format that will impact fan engagement. Currently, Formula 1 bosses are reviewing the current format and discussing possible courses of action. While no immediate announcement has been made yet, Domenicali went on to state that these decisions would adapt to the…

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