Max Verstappen says Formula 1 does 'not need to heal'
World champion Max Verstappen says F1 «does not need to heal» after last year's controversial title decider.
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O’Ward open to future with or without McLaren in IndyCar or F1
Although AMSP ace O’Ward was thrilled by his F1 test with McLaren in Abu Dhabi and the team was said to be impressed by his performance, it was announced last week that McLaren F1 has signed fellow IndyCar ace Colton Herta to its test program.
Lawmakers raise 'sportswashing' concerns ahead of F1 opener
LONDON : A group of parliamentarians from across Europe wrote to the Emirati head of Formula One's governing body on Wednesday to voice concern about 'sportswashing' in Gulf countries ahead of the season-opening race in Bahrain on Sunday.
Abu Dhabi joins the elite to host the World Triathlon Championship
Abu Dhabi will host the World Triathlon Championship Finals in November for the first time, joining a list of elite cities including London, Budapest, Beijing, Chicago and Lausanne to stage the prestigious event.
Abu Dhabi hosting World Triathlon Championship Finals on Yas Island
ABU DHABI: Abu Dhabi Sports Council (ADSC) and World Triathlon today announced plans for Abu Dhabi to host the World Triathlon Championship Finals 2022 on Yas Island.
Ricciardo cleared to race in F1 Bahrain GP after negative Covid test
McLaren announced last week that Ricciardo would not feature on the opening two days of testing after feeling unwell, before revealing on Friday he had tested positive for Covid-19.
LaLiga Promises se jugará del 25 al 27 de marzo en Maspalomas
El Torneo Internacional LaLiga Promises Santander, organizado por LaLiga en colaboración con la Fundación José Ramón de la Morena, aterriza en Gran Canaria tras su aplazamiento por la pandemia: se celebrará los próximos 25, 26 y 27 de marzo en la Ciudad Deportiva de Maspalomas. La XXV edición del torneo cuenta con el patrocinio del Cabildo de Gran Canaria, Turismo de Gran Canaria y el Ayuntamiento de Maspalomas.
Cambio de normas en F1 tras la polémica de Abu Dhabi
Una cosa ha quedado clara desde el desenlace del 2021: la Fórmula 1 no quiere volver a pasar por una polémica similar a la de Abu Dhabi. Por eso, la organización ya ha tomado cartas en el asunto y, con una modificación en su normativa, ha esclarecido cualquier duda que podría quedar a interpretación de Dirección de Carrera. Una decisión que Ben Sulayem, nuevo director de la FIA, ha querido tomar antes del inicio del Mundial en Bahréin, que dará su pistoletazo de salida este fin de semana y en el que, no se contará con la presencia de Michael Masi, director de carrera en la última cita del pasado curso.