Wolff says Mercedes qualifying was 'one for the toilet'
ABU DHABI : Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff dismissed his team's final qualifying session of the Formula One season in Abu Dhabi on Saturday as "one to put in the toilet".
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WorldSBK Indonesia: ‘The team is perfect, bike was amazing’ - Bautista
New WorldSBK Champion Alvaro Bautista had just come down from his state of high emotion at achieving a second World Championship (he was the 125cc Grand Prix title winner in 2006, of course) in time to be the focus of attention at the championship-winner’s press conference.
Pirelli confirms F1 tyre selection for low-demand Interlagos circuit in Brazil
Pirelli confirmed the tyres for this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix, saying that Formula 1 teams will make do with the three compounds in the middle of its five-tyre range. As such, the C2 will act as the white-marked Hard tyre, the C3 as the yellow-marked Medium, and the C4 as the red-marked Soft.
Max Verstappen beats Mercedes duo to Mexican Grand Prix pole
Max Verstappen claimed pole position for Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix after beating George Russell and Lewis Hamilton to top spot.
'Quadg0d' Malinin headlines figure skating Grand Prix opener at Skate America
The new face of American figure skating began to play around with the quadruple axel, that unicorn of a jump that had never been landed in competition, when he started to see some of the sport's best give it a go about a year ago.
Revised Formula 1 circuit layout from 2023, track to no longer include Bay Grandstand
SINGAPORE: The Marina Bay Street Circuit will look a little different next year when Formula 1 returns to Singapore.
F1: Daniel Ricciardo eyeing 2024 opportunities
Daniel Ricciardo believes that a break from F1 will do him good next year, before aiming to return to the grid for 2024.
British championship falls silent to remember racer and EWC commentator Rouse
Chrissy Rouse, part of the team that commentated on Eurosport UK’s live coverage of the FIM Endurance World Championship in 2022 and a rider in the Bennetts British Superbike Championship, was remembered at Brands Hatch last weekend. Rouse died from injuries sustained in an accident at Donington Park earlier this month, prompting an outpouring of grief and leading to the BSB paddock paying tribute to the young British rider.