FIA Formula 2
Richard Verschoor took a commanding victory in the FIA Formula 2 sprint race in Saudi Arabia after biding his time before a move for the lead. There was an air of anticipation in Jeddah ahead of the second round of the championship, with many teams suffering disappointing results in Bahrain
Formula One
Formula 2 pole-sitter Oliver Bearman will make his F1 race debut this weekend in Saudi Arabia after replacing Ferrari's Carlos Sainz due to illness. Known as Ollie, the Brit made his Formula 1 debut last year, driving at a private test for Ferrari before impressing in two FP1
Formula One
Oliver Bearman will race for Ferrari in the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after Carlos Sainz was diagnosed with appendicitis. The Italian Formula 1 team announced the change in a short statement on Friday. “Carlos Sainz has been diagnosed with appendicitis and will require surgery,” said a team spokesperson.
Formula One
The Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team has been fined nearly $25,000 after driver Lewis Hamilton impeded Williams driver Logan Sargeant during Free Practice 2 at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Hamilton was given a warning over the incident, with the team receiving a €15,000 fine ($24,673 AUD) after
Formula One
Fernando Alonso was fastest on Thursday at the Saudi Arabian grand prix as drivers took to the track for two practice sessions. Under lights in Jeddah it was almost a simulated qualifying session as drivers made the most of the same conditions that they will experience during qualifying and the
F1 Academy
Mercedes-AMG F1 junior driver Doriane Pin set a high bar in the first qualifying session of the F1 Academy season in Jeddah, taking pole for both races of the weekend. “Sure it’s a double pole?” Pin checked with her engineer after the session, confirming she would start both races
FIA Formula 2
Oliver Bearman recovered after failing to score points in Bahrain to pole for the FIA Formula 2 weekend in Saudi Arabia after a duel with the fast-starting Kush Maini. The 18-year-old PREMA driver set a lap of 1:42.217 to take pole by just over two-hundredths of a second
F1 Academy
The new F1 Academy season is set to get underway in Saudi Arabia and the changes ahead of 2024 have added a new air of excitement in the paddock. Five teams and fifteen regular drivers will contest the seven-round season, with the first race to take place on International Women’
Australian Formula 4
British F4 race winner Jimmy Piszcyk is the first entry for the relaunched Formula 4 Australian Championship. Piszcyk will race with Australian motorsport stalwarts AGI sport, who have maintained testing and F4 running in Australia since taking Luis Leeds to the title in the last season in Australian Formula 4
Formula One
Mohammed Ben Sulayem, president of motorsport governing body the FIA, is under investigation after a whistleblower made claims against him regarding interference over a F1 race result and the certification of the Las Vegas Grand Prix. As reported by the BBC, a report from a FIA compliance officer to its
FIA Formula 2
Kush Maini may have been disqualified from qualifying in the opening round of the F2 championship in Bahrain, but the Invicta Racing driver left with valuable championship points and ready for the challenge of the high-speed Jeddah Corniche circuit. The 23-year-old Indian driver was able to make steady progress despite
F1 Academy
The 2024 season of the F1 Academy will be broadcast on Fox Sports and Kayo in Australia, with free live streaming also available on YouTube and X. The announcement, made on the eve of the new season, is part of a raft of changes for 2024 which will increase the