FIA Formula 3
Gabriele Minì put together a near-perfect lap on the streets of Monaco to claim pole position for the Formula 3 weekend. The Italian was in the second qualifying group, setting the fastest lap of 1:23.278 in the final seconds of qualifying. With qualifying split into two groups on
FIA Formula 3
Teams and drivers have shared their excitement as the FIA Formula 3 championship heads to Monaco for the first time. Australian Hugh Barter is one of the many drivers who are racing in the principality for the first time, while a handful of others visited previously in the Formula Regional
Formula One
After the cancellation of the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, Formula 1 roars back into life this weekend in Monaco. The historic race is live on Fox Sports and Kayo Sports, with the all-important qualifying session available free on Kayo Freebies. Watch every session of the Formula One World Championship on Kayo
Formula One
Formula 1 will join Italian flood relief efforts with a one-million-euro donation. “I was born and grew up in the marvelous lands of Emilia Romagna, a place that is living through some of the saddest moments in its history,” said Stefano Domenicali, president and CEO of Formula 1. “The situation
Formula One
Ferrari will donate one million euros to a recovery fund for the flood disaster in northern Italy. The Italian company will contribute to the Emilia-Romagna Region's Agency for Territorial Safety and Civil Protection, to help the local population and environmental recovery in the four effected provinces. "In
Formula One
Yuki Tsunoda has been spotted assisting in flood clean-up efforts in the Italian town of Faenza. The AlphaTauri Formula 1 driver is based in the region to be close to his team’s headquarters and has shared messages of support for those impacted by the flood emergency. “After a horrible
Formula One
AlphaTauri driver Nyck de Vries has shared how he was left stranded in the midst of flooding that led to the cancellation of the Imola Grand Prix. Taking to Instagram on Thursday, the F1 driver recounted how he was unable to travel to his hotel in Faenza, having to share
Formula One
The Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix has been cancelled after the region was hit by the second wave of extreme flooding in a month. Three people have died, thousands have been evacuated, and weather warnings remain in place in the province of northern Italy after flooding continued to worsen on Tuesday. Formula
FIA Formula 2
Invicta Virtuosi driver Jack Doohan is hopeful for a return to form after the Formula 2 in-season test in Barcelona. The Australian previously said a “fundamental issue” with the car has been holding back his performance in the Formula 2 championship. With the series to follow Formula 1 for all
Formula One
Formula 1 personnel have been asked to stay away from the circuit and the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix risks cancellation due to extreme weather conditions. Three people have died and thousands have been evacuated as floods continue in the Emilia-Romagna region, according to Reuters. While the rain is forecasted to lift
Indycar
Rain forced the cancellation of the opening day of practice for the 107th Indianapolis 500. Intermittent showers in Indianapolis washed out the first official track sessions, with teams preparing in pit lane but unable to complete any running on Tuesday. Practice will resume on Wednesday with five minutes of installation
Formula One
Rain and thunderstorm warnings remain in place for the Emilia-Romagna region ahead of the Imola Grand Prix this weekend. A “red warning” is in place for Tuesday for heavy rain and potential thunderstorms, according to the Servizio Meteorologico. The warning comes after extensive rainfall in the region earlier this month