F1 champions welcome potential Porsche and Audi entry
MELBOURNE : Formula One world champions Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen welcomed on Friday the possible arrival of Porsche and Audi once engine rules change in 2026.
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Volkswagen, Porsche and Audi open to entering Formula One
Volkswagen and its brands Porsche and Audi are open to entering Formula One, a Volkswagen spokesperson said on Thursday, after months of speculation that the two brands were in negotiation over partnerships to enter the highest class of international motor racing. The German carmaker, which has not previously been involved with Formula One but has worked with Red Bull in the world rally championship, did not announce how it planned on entering the sport.
Brown calls for F1 to start rotating races
McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes a selection of Formula 1 races should appear on a rotating basis, to reach more markets without adding to the calendar.
Daniel Ricciardo backs McLaren to win F1 race this year despite wretched start to 2022
Daniel Ricciardo is remaining bullish about his team's chances of winning a race before the end of the year despite McLaren's wretched start to the 2022 season. Just a few weeks before lights out in Bahrain there was a real sense of optimism for the team but, just two difficult races in, much of the positivity has faded away.
F1 quiz: Every Monaco Grand Prix winner in F1 history
The Monaco Grand Prix remains the jewel in the crown of the sport, for now at least, and this F1 quiz is asking you to name all of its winners in the Formula 1 World Championship era.
Brown urges Monaco Grand Prix to up its game
JV critical of Latifi’s ‘kind of rookie errors’
Zak Brown says Monaco may need to adapt to keep Grand Prix in F1
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has suggested that Monaco may need to look at commercial and track improvements in order to keep its Grand Prix on the F1 calendar.
Zak Brown warns Monaco may need to adapt to keep Grand Prix in F1
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has suggested that Monaco may need to look at commercial and track improvements in order to keep its Grand Prix on the F1 calendar.