Formula One
Oscar Piastri impressed on Saturday in Jeddah as he qualified ninth for the Saudi Arabian grand prix. With teammate Lando Norris out with a broken steering arm it was up to Piastri to carry the hopes of McLaren on their recovery after a dismal season opener in Bahrain. Piastri improved
FIA Formula 2
Ayumu Iwasa kept his composure through restarts and constant pressure to take victory in the FIA Formula 2 sprint race in Jeddah. Iwasa started fourth on the grid and made his way through to second on the opening lap, chasing down polesitter Jak Crawford on the following lap and sailing
Formula One
Fernando Alonso says the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will be a tightly-contested battle for those behind the dominant Red Bull of Segio Perez. The Aston Martin driver will start on the front row beside the Mexican Red Bull driver, but says Red Bull is well beyond any of the other
Formula One
Teams will run a one-stop strategy and focus on tyre conservation in the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, according to Pirelli. Simulations from the Italian tyre manufacture show a combination of the yellow medium C3 tyre and white hard C2 tyre will be the quickest option available, providing minimal gains to
Formula One
Sergio Perez qualified on pole for the second time in his Formula 1 career on Saturday at the Saudi Arabian grand prix. Perez followed up his 2022 pole at the Jeddah Corniche circuit with a lap of 1:28.265 ahead of Charles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso. With Leclerc facing
Formula One
Oscar Piastri says McLaren is working “extremely hard” to turn around the team’s fortunes at the Saudi Arabian grand prix this weekend. “I’m looking forward to going racing at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit,” said Piastri, ahead of the race weekend. “I’ve raced here previously in F2 so
Formula One
Max Verstappen has spent time at home ahead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as he recovers from illness. The Dutch World Champion posted on Instagram that he has since recovered from the stomach bug. “Feeling fine again, after not being fit for a few days because of a stomach
Indycar
The first footage from the upcoming “100 Days to INDY” series has been shown to fans at the annual South by Southwest (SXSW) conference in Texas. The six-part TV show will take fans behind-the-scenes during the 2023 Indycar season as drivers prepare for the Indy 500. The series begins in
FIA Formula 2
Chasing The Dream, the behind-the-scenes documentary charting drivers in FIA Formula 2, is now available each Wednesday following a race weekend. Unlike Netflix’s Drive To Survive, which follows the Formula 1 field and is released before the start of the following season, Chasing the Dream offers a glimpse into
Formula Ford AU
The 2023 Australian Formula Ford season begins this weekend at Morgan Park with a field of 24 drivers. The majority of the field are debutants, with Harrison Sellars, Cody Maines-Rutters, Fraser Hie, Lachlan Mineeff, Matthew Hillier, Jake Santalucia, Lachlan Strickland, Kobi Williams, Oliver and Liam Loiacono, Lachlan Evenett, and Imogen
Indy Pro 2000
A new series will take fans behind-the-scenes of the USF Pro Championships throughout the 2023 season. “The Climb Presented by Discount Tire” will provide an inside look into the next generation of drivers on the pathway to Indycar, through USF Pro 2000, USF2000, and USF Juniors. The series will be
Formula One
The Austrian Grand Prix is set to stay on the Formula 1 calendar following a four-year contract extension. Racing returned to the Red Bull Ring in June 2014, and will remain at the circuit until at least 2027 under the new deal. Eleven Grands Prix have so far been staged