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Countdown to WTCR’s High Five with Mikel Azcona

A new Hyundai Motorsport Customer Racing recruit for the fifth WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup season in 2022, BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse’s 25-year-old Spaniard Mikel Azcona talks dreams coming true, taking over from a legend and teaming up with a former king prior to going racing in his Goodyear-equipped Hyundai Elantra N TCR. On a dream coming true…“When I was 10 years old I realised I wanted to be a professional driver, to dedicate the rest of my life as a driver because I loved this sport and now, for me, it’s like a dream come true to be a professional driver with a brand like Hyundai. It’s a high-level brand and it’s an incredible opportunity.

Charles Leclerc asks Ferrari to fix 'problem' despite Lewis Hamilton's wish

Charles Leclerc insists Ferrari must continue to work on their porpoising problems even though Lewis Hamilton admits he wishes Mercedes were in the same position as the Prancing Horse. Leclerc admits Ferrari's pace has not been affected by the car's bouncing unlike how badly the Silver Arrows have been hampered, but is eager to see his team find a solution.

Second Singapore race rumoured to replace Sochi

Martin Brundle has added weight to rumours that a Singapore double-header could fill the gap in this year’s calendar left by the cancelled Sochi race.

Wolff offers a glimmer of hope for Mercedes

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff confirmed that the Silver Arrows do leave Australia in a better state and with a fantastic team spirit.

Hamilton defiant in face of F1 jewellery ban

MELBOURNE: Seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton responded defiantly on Sunday (Apr 10) after Formula One reminded drivers that jewellery cannot be worn during races.

Bottas takes issue with Stroll’s racing tactics

Valtteri Bottas felt that Lance Stroll’s driving went beyond acceptable defence at the Australian Grand Prix.

Rome E-Prix: Mitch Evans' historic double-victory a warning for championship leader Jean-Eric Vergne

DS TECHEETAH’s Jean-Eric Vergne said that Mitch Evans’ dominance at the 2022 Rome E-Prix should serve as a warning to the rest of the grid as the Jaguar TCS Racing driver completed a historic double-victory across the weekend in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. Evans, who showed exceptional pace in the Saturday race to take the chequered flag from starting in P9, produced an arguably more impressive performance to claim victory on the Sunday race – his third E-Prix win in Rome.

Wolff sees Hamilton in F1 for ‘many more years’

Lewis Hamilton will be in Formula 1 for a “few” more years with Toto Wolff adamant he is still enjoying racing despite Mercedes’ troubles.

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Countdown to WTCR’s High Five with Mikel Azcona

Charles Leclerc asks Ferrari to fix 'problem' despite Lewis Hamilton's wish

Second Singapore race rumoured to replace Sochi

Wolff offers a glimmer of hope for Mercedes

Hamilton defiant in face of F1 jewellery ban

Bottas takes issue with Stroll’s racing tactics

Rome E-Prix: Mitch Evans' historic double-victory a warning for championship leader Jean-Eric Vergne

Wolff sees Hamilton in F1 for ‘many more years’