Drivers discuss what Phoenix race could be like with new aero package
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Opinions vary but drivers are hopeful that the new aero package debuting this weekend will make passing easier in Sunday’s Cup race at Phoenix Raceway.
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GMP traffic cops blame M62 snow gritting delays on 'illegal drivers'
Traffic officers at Greater Manchester Police said 'illegal drivers' caused 'severe delays' to them clearing the heavy snow from the M62 overnight.
Drivers warned over common mistakes for clearing windscreens when temperatures drop
Motorists have been urged not to use credit cards or boiling water to de-ice their windshields as the UK's cold snap worsens this week.
Drivers to watch in NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix Raceway
The Cup Series’ three-week journey through the West ends Sunday with a 312-mile race at Phoenix Raceway.
Female train drivers of Haramain railway embody Saudi Arabia’s rapid social transformation
JEDDAH: Ayah Abdulrahman Taher, 28, from Makkah, is one of 34 female train drivers who recently began working on the Haramain high-speed railway between Saudi Arabia’s holy cities of Makkah and Madinah.
What drivers said at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Here is what drivers had to say after Sunday’s Cup race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway:
Drivers could be fined by council in five problem areas after law change
Stockport council could start enforcing driving offences in five locations across the borough. It comes after the law was changed last year to allow local authorities outside of London to fine motorists for ‘moving traffic offences’.Town halls can now apply for powers previously only held by the police - enabling them to issue penalty notices to drivers for these offences for the first time. This could see councils hitting motorists with fines for violations such as driving through ‘no entry’ signs, blocking yellow box junctions and going the wrong way on a one-way street.Bosses in Stockport are now considering applying for the powers and initially intend to target a handful of problem areas. An online consultation reads: “The purpose of the new powers is so councils can manage specific road locations where there may be issues with persistent moving traffic offences.READ MORE: Stockport council tax bills to rise by 4 per cent - but more kids will get free school meals and every neighbourhood will get £10k for community projects
F1 drivers see no need for qualifying change
MANAMA : Formula One will experiment with qualifying at two races this season, the first likely to be Imola in May, but double world champion Max Verstappen and other drivers see no need for change.