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Jamie Chadwick secured a hard-fought pole position for the W Series' first race in France at the Circuit Paul Ricard, but is under investigation for crossing the line at the pit exit.
PARIS (AP) — Red Bull team principal Christian Horner thinks fans should be able to express themselves at Formula One races because rivalries are common in sport. But Horner called on a “zero tolerance” policy for the kind of abuse and bullying witnessed at the Austrian Grand Prix.
Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told France 24’s Europe Editor Catherine Nicholson that his government will respect whoever becomes the new prime minister in September.
Nathanaël Berthon has declared himself back to full fitness following the 27g impact he experienced in a crash with Dániel Nagy at WTCR Race of Portugal earlier this month. Berthon was unable to avoid Nagy’s crashed CUPRA Leon Competición in the closing stages of Race 2 in Vila Real with the impact leaving Nagy with a broken finger in his right hand and a badly damaged car.
Sergio Perez says he’s eager to get himself back to points-scoring ways after seeing his championship hopes take a hefty hit over the last few races.
It’s all about the momentum for Norbert Michelisz in the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup. The Hungarian former King of WTCR starts the home event of his Italian team, BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse, fresh from his season-best weekend at WTCR Race of Portugal earlier this month.
(Reuters) - Ferrari have yet to decide whether to change the power unit in Carlos Sainz's fire-damaged car, a move that would trigger a grid penalty for Sunday's French Formula One Grand Prix.
Ferrari have yet to decide whether to change the power unit in Carlos Sainz's fire-damaged car, a move that would trigger a grid penalty for Sunday's French Formula One Grand Prix.