'Stoked' Ricciardo replaces de Vries at AlphaTauri
Daniel Ricciardo is back on the Formula One grid, the Australian replacing rookie Nyck de Vries at AlphaTauri, the team announced on Tuesday.
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Eight-time race winner Daniel Ricciardo to replace Nyck de Vries at AlphaTauri from Hungarian Grand Prix onwards
Daniel Ricciardo will replace Nyck de Vries at AlphaTauri with immediate effect and will make a dramatic return at the Hungarian Grand Prix, it has been confirmed. The Australian had been without a seat after his underwhelming two-year stint at McLaren came to an end with compatriot Oscar Piastri taking his place.
Fernando Alonso the most 'confident' he's ever been in F1 since his 2001 debut
Fernando Alonso expressed that the Aston Martin project has instilled more confidence in him than any other team throughout his Formula 1 career.
Hitech seek to enter F1 from 2026 with Kazakh backing
British racing team Hitech have applied to enter a team in Formula One from 2026 with investment from Kazakh billionaire businessman Vladimir Kim.
Marquez blames 'nice guy' Zarco for German crash, SA's Binder 10th quickest
Eight-time German Grand Prix champion Marc Marquez said Friday he felt lucky to have escaped injury after a crash in the rain-hit second practice session.
Honda's Mir out of German GP due to hand injury
Joan Mir will miss the German Grand Prix after suffering a hand injury in a crash during practice at last week's Italian Grand Prix, the Honda rider said on Tuesday (Jun 13).
History made! SA's Brad Binder becomes fastest MotoGP rider, clocks record 366.1km/h
South African rider Brad Binder made history at the Italian GP by breaking the MotoGP speed record after clocking 366.1km/h in qualifying on Saturday.
Bagnaia wins Italian GP sprint as Binder breaks MotoGP top-speed record
Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia extended his lead at the top of the world championship by winning the sprint race at the Italian Grand Prix on Saturday while his title rival and closest contender Marco Bezzecchi finished second.