What’s on track and when at WTCR Race of France
The 2022 WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup kicks off at Circuit de Pau-Ville in France next month (May 7-8). Here’s a reminder of what’s on track and when.
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Onboard footage shows just how awful to drive Hamilton & Russell's Mercedes car really is
Lewis Hamilton and George Russell continued to struggle to compete on Friday afternoon as the Mercedes Formula 1 car looked even more bouncy on the wet Imola track.
Four rings, four entries as Audi-powered Comtoyou team extends WTCR commitment
Ever-present WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup entrant Comtoyou Racing has underlined its commitment to the series with a four-strong glory bid. It has retained existing trio Nathanaël Berthon, Tom Coronel and Gilles Magnus and re-signed Mehdi Bennani, who won the TCR Europe title as a driver in 2020 and helped the Belgian squad to the teams’ award in the process.
Back on track: Bennani returns to WTCR with Comtoyou Team Audi Sport
Mehdi Bennani is revving up for a return to FIA World Touring Car racing in 2022 after two seasons of success in TCR Europe. The Moroccan was a winner in both the FIA World Touring Car Championship and WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup, famously becoming the first Arabic driver to win an FIA world championship motor race, a feat he achieved at WTCC Race of China in 2014.
F1’s rules of conduct for drivers published by FIA
In a document sent to Formula 3 drivers ahead of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix to remind them about what they are and are not allowed to do, the governing body issued the document that was sent to F1 teams and drivers earlier this year.
WTCR points-scorer Gene lines up for CUPRA-powered ETCR action
Jordi Gené, a points-scorer in last season’s WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup, will contest the FIA ETCR eTouring Car World Cup with CUPRA EKS alongside three talented team-mates and utilising a striking livery design. The 2021 title-winning CUPRA e-Racer will carry an eye-catching livery designed to represent the revolutionary change inspired by the digital world.
Steiner: Nobody said change engine rules when Merc were on top
Can McLaren and Haas challenge at Imola?
Estados Unidos y la F1, una relación con historia
El circuito americano por excelencia, ese que celebra una de las carreras más míticas del panorama del automovilismo mundial desde 1911, las 500 Millas de Indianápolis, también tiene una importante historia con la F1, es más, formó parte del Mundial desde su inicio en 1950 con la propia Indy 500. Y así fue durante una década. Después de un parón de 40 años, Indianápolis regresaría en el 2000 cambiando el óvalo por su recorrido interior y fue allí, en 2005, donde se vivió uno de los momentos más polémicos de la F1 en aquella carrera en la que solo participaron seis coches por los problemas que dieron los neumáticos Michelin.