McLaren told Ricciardo that Piastri will replace him-reports
LONDON : McLaren have told Daniel Ricciardo that fellow Australian Oscar Piastri will be replacing him at the Formula One team next season, according to media reports on Friday.
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Lewis Hamilton: Toto Wolff makes worrying admission about Mercedes man
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has issued a worrying message to reporters, stating that seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton, and other drivers, could risk brain damage due to porpoising.
From talking to racing again as Nagy returns to WTCR action
Dániel Nagy will swap microphone for steering wheel once again following his return to WTCR – FIA World Touring Car action at Anneau du Rhin this weekend. Nagy was forced to miss WTCR Race of Italy last month while he recovered from a broken finger sustained in a crash at WTCR Race of Portugal in early July. Ad/> But he’s fit again to race and with his Zengő Motorsport team preparing a replacement CUPA Leon Competición, Nagy can’t wait for the inaugural WTCR Race of Alsace GrandEst to begin.
Lewis Hamilton changing his steering wheel mid-race in 2012
Lewis Hamilton is, for many people, the greatest Formula One driver of all time, with the Briton holding a plethora of records, surpassing Michael Schumacher’s records many thought were untouchable.
WTCR pace brings Tassi relief
Attila Tassi’s high-pace performances during the last two WTCR – FIA World Touring Cup events have brought new hope for the Hungarian rising star. Tassi took a first podium of 2022 at WTCR Race of Portugal in July before going on to challenge for a top-three placing at WTCR Race of Italy later in the month.
Canadians to watch Friday at the Commonwealth Games
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Fernando Alonso’s move to Aston Martin ‘difficult’ to understand, says Emerson Fittipaldi
Emerson Fittipaldi can’t understand why Fernando Alonso would leave Alpine, where he is doing well, to join Aston Martin.