Williams driver Alex Albon ruled out of Italian Grand Prix with appendicitis
Alex Albon will not take part in this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix after being diagnosed with appendicitis.
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Max Verstappen takes 5-place grid penalty for fitting new engine in Italy
World champion Max Verstappen faces a five-place grid penalty for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.
WTCR racer Huff’s four to go for 24
Rob Huff will aim to replicate his WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup success when he races twice around the clock in Barcelona this weekend. Huff, a two-time winner for Zengő Motorsport in the WTCR this season, is contesting the 24H event at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with the race due to get underway at 13h00 CET today.
Herta super-licence would jeopardise F1 ladder, says de Vries
MONZA, Italy : Relaxing the Formula One super-licence rules for American IndyCar racer Colton Herta would jeopardise the sport's ladder to the top, Mercedes reserve and fellow prospect Nyck de Vries said on Friday.
Colton Herta: ‘A lot still has to happen’ for F1 as he aims for three straight at Laguna Seca
MONTEREY, California – One year ago, Colton Herta had his sights focused on Formula One.
Lewis Hamilton and fellow Formula 1 stars pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after her death aged 96
Sir Lewis Hamilton has led the Formula 1 community in paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II after the UK’s longest-serving monarch died at the age of 96.
FIA ETCR Key Personnel: Antonio Caruccio
A familiar face at the Romeo Ferraris desk in the Hot Zone, Antonio Caruccio is Head of Communications and Press Officer for the squad, and so much more than that, so we say Ciao Antonio and ask him some questions. Ad What is your role with the squad?I’m Head of Communication and Press Officer for the 2022 season.
Porsche says talks with Red Bull to enter Formula One fail
Formula One have failed. "Both companies have jointly come to the conclusion that these talks will not continue," Porsche said in a statement. No details had been given about the deal but reports had suggested that it would involve Porsche buying a 50 percent stake in Red Bull's team and become engine suppliers.