Formula 1: Haas to miss part of last pre-season test because of transport issues
The US-based Haas team will miss at least the first morning of this week's final pre-season test in Bahrain because of freight delays.
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Mazepin: "En la F1 es peligroso volver donde no te quieren"
Como si fuese una celebración solemne, apareció Nikita Mazepin (Rusia, 23 años) con un luto riguroso y mucho que decir en una puesta de escena neutral. Confirmaban que su comparecencia se realizaba en Moscú, en un despacho ausente de banderas y cualquier signo que pudiera desembocar en alguna interpretación, porque lo realmente importante era el discurso que pronunció el ruso sin mirar a cámara para momentos después, abandonar el guión y hablar con la Prensa internacional sobre el amargo momento por el que atraviesa un piloto que se queda sin el sueño «por el que luché 18 años de mi vida».
Mazepins demand Uralkali money back from Haas
Russian company Uralkali has demanded a full reimbursement from Haas after being dropped as the team's title sponsor ahead of the coming Formula One season.
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Hitech Grand Prix terminates Uralkali sponsorship deal
The Silverstone-based squad had been sponsored by the company since 2016. Its CEO is Dmitry Mazepin, father of ex-Haas Formula 1 driver Nikita.
Celebrating International Women’s Day: WTCR Q&A with Elsa Verbist
With International Women’s Day in full swing, the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup is highlighting new Comtoyou Team Audi Sport Team Manager Elsa Verbist. The 30-year-old from Belgium has worked in motorsport since 2015, initially as Team Coordinator for SRO Motorsport, mainly in the GT World Challenge, before she was appointed Team Manager of Attempto Racing.
EWC joins FIM and FIA in celebrating International Women’s Day
The FIM Endurance World Championship is joining the FIM and FIA, the governing bodies two- and four-wheel motorsport, in celebrating International Women’s Day and a gender-equal world through a joint campaign presenting women who have been able to break the bias in both forms of the sport. Both federations have been committed to this cause for years and have worked hard to promote diversity and inclusion, inspiring, 9encouraging and helping women to take their place, both on track and off track. FIM and FIA will carry out other actions together during the year to further demonstrate that women have their place in motorsport and create opportunities for them in all activities.
WTCR joins FIA and FIM in celebrating International Women’s Day
The WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup is joining the FIA and FIM, the governing bodies of four- and two-wheel motorsport, in celebrating International Women’s Day and a gender-equal world through a joint campaign presenting women who have been able to break the bias in both forms of the sport. Both federations have been committed to this cause for years and have worked hard to promote diversity and inclusion, inspiring, encouraging and helping women to take their place, both on track and off track. FIA and FIM will carry out other actions together during the year to further demonstrate that women have their place in motorsport and create opportunities for them in all activities.