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Representatives of 18 Grand Prix will arrive in Zandvoort.
The organizers of the Dutch Grand Prix will host official delegations from eighteen circuits...Bortoleto: I have a long-term contract with Audi.
Gabriel Bortoleto, the young Audi driver, had to assure everyone in an interview with Motorsport.com that his workplace would not change in 2027 or 2028...
The F1 circuit in Madrid is finally beginning to take form.
Formula 1 | The new Madrid Formula 1 circuit is starting to appear ready for racing, alleviating months of uncertainty regarding the ambitious Madring project (…)
F1 revenue drops as a 23-race season is now expected.
Formula 1 | Revenues for Formula 1 have experienced a notable decline due to the disrupted 2026 calendar, despite the sport's insistence that its contentious new era is (…)
Witness and listen to Ford's first Le Mans prototype in six decades as it finally makes its debut on the track.
Ford's new V8-equipped race car will take inspiration from the GT40 and aim for overall triumph at Le Mans next year.
Toyota States That the Allocation of GR GT Supercar for the US Is Already Sold Out ‘Intentionally’
Toyota is solely focused on selling its latest supercar to "individuals who will actually drive it," rather than those looking to resell it.
‘Strike It With A Hammer:’ Toyota’s Official Protocol for Diagnosing Recalled V6 Engines
By striking a hammer, Toyota can determine if your engine will encounter issues in the future—and the testing process is much more advanced than it appears.
The Iconic Front-Wheel-Drive Mini Cooper Could Change Soon
BMW's upcoming electric vehicle platform could necessitate that the next Mini adopts rear-wheel drive for the first time in the storied hatchback's history.
The Jeep Cherokee has just made a comeback, only to be substituted in three years: TDS.
Stellantis intends to launch a next-generation Jeep Cherokee in a surprisingly brief period, manufactured in the U.S. with a new architecture.
Oscar Piastri about his working day at the McLaren base
On the McLaren website, publications periodically appear under the heading "A Day in the Life...", and today in such a text, Oscar Piastri talks about his daily life at the base in Woking...
Orihara: Honda did not raise any claims against Aston Martin.
Despite a difficult start to the season and a large number of issues with the Honda power unit, Aston Martin did not make any complaints to the Japanese manufacturer. This was stated by the chief engineer and head of the Honda Racing team, Shintaro Orihara.
Unique McLaren F1 GTR sold for a record amount
At an auction held at the traditional car festival in Monterey, a unique McLaren F1 GTR sports car was sold for $34,655,000... This is a record amount, as the car became the most expensive sports car in the history of this brand.
Honda hopes to compete for points in Zandvoort.
Aston Martin and Honda have repeatedly talked about plans to bring an updated power unit to the Dutch Grand Prix. Today, Honda Racing's press service announced some details about the refined RA626H engine, which, as the Japanese company hopes, will allow Aston Martin to compete for points in Zandvoort.
South Africa is ready to host both the F1 race and the Olympics.
In an interview with the London radio station City AM, South Africa's Minister of Sport, Gaiton Mackenzie, stated that his country wants to host both the Olympics and the national Grand Prix again...Formula 1 News: Key Races, Race Results, and Behind-the-Scenes Insights
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