Month: April 2021

Changing regulations, particularly in Formula 1, can be expensive. Invariably they come with cries of being unnecessary and sometimes the reasons for them can be debated. Lewis Hamilton has already suggested that the tweaks for 2021 were made to “peg us back” in the wake of Red Bull’s renewed challenge to Mercedes. But rule changes
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After several minutes were lost when the data system went down, the session got underway with rookie trio Scott McLaughlin, Jimmie Johnson and Romain Grosjean heading out first. But it was Andretti Autosport’s Alexander Rossi who was first to break into the 60-second bracket with a 60.865s. Rossi’s team-mate Colton Herta responded by snipping just
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The seven-time WRC champion made history by chalking up his 600th at Rally Croatia this afternoon, arriving at the milestone by negotiating the ‘Jaškovo to Mali Modruš Potok’ test three-tenths of a second quicker than Thierry Neuville, who provisionally leads the Zagreb-based event overall by 7.7s. Ogier continued his purple patch into Friday’s closing stage,
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According to a bulletin from the FIA, NIO 333 did not report the positive result straight away to the COVID-19 delegate and “made no declaration about possible unfit attendees”. Instead, the stewards concluded that initial contact with the hygiene board came “several hours” after the Li Sheng Racing-owned outfit was first made aware of the
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The 41-year-old, who won the World Touring Car Championship title in 2012, has been a stalwart on the global scene since making his touring car bow with SEAT in the 2004 British Touring Car Championship, winning 31 races in the WTCC and WTCR series. After landing the title in the final year of Chevrolet’s WTCC
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The MP Motorsport driver and Alpine Academy member, who won last year’s Formula Renault Eurocup championship, topped the time sheets with a 1m31.743s set during the afternoon session. He led from Doohan, with ART GP driver and Mercedes junior Frederik Vesti in third. Trident’s Clement Novalak came fourth, followed by Hitech’s Jak Crawford and Charouz
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Made up of 12 founding clubs, including Premier League ‘big six’ Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, the ESL’s plans have caused consternation from fans and pundits concerned that it will tear apart the fabric of ‘the beautiful game’. Regardless of how its plans proceed, with staunch opposition building from all
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Corberi, 23, was involved in an incident at Lonato during the world finals of the KZ category in which he crossed the track and threw the front fairing of his kart at another driver while the race was still ongoing. Corberi faced widespread condemnation through motorsport for his behaviour towards Paolo Ippolito, having also sparked
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