Doohan accrues 4 penalty points at Chinese GP
Australian Formula 1 rookie Jack Doohan has yet to score a regular point from his three races to date but the Alpine driver left the Chinese Grand Prix with four penalty points on his super-licence.
Ferrari takes blame for double DQ ‘mistakes’
Ferrari had “no intention to gain any advantage” at the Chinese Grand Prix but has admitted its “mistakes” led to a double post-race disqualification for Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton on Sunday.
Norris ‘lucky’ to finish in China after brakes went
McLaren’s Lando Norris said he was lucky to finish Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix, and stretch his Formula 1 championship lead to eight points, after a brake problem became critical in the closing stages.
Leclerc, Hamilton, Gasly DQ’d from Chinese GP
Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly have all been disqualified from the results of the Chinese Grand Prix after technical infringements were found on their cars in post-race checks.
Hard Chargers DLC brings extreme conditions, new tracks to EA Sports WRC 24
The latest WRC 24 content drop is a test of courage for hobby drivers.
Verstappen unhappy with Lawson swap – Marko
Max Verstappen is unhappy with the recent decision to swap “battered boxer” Liam Lawson for Yuki Tsunoda, according to Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko.
Verstappen likes Red Bull ‘bullying’ Lawson post
Max Verstappen has liked an Instagram post by former F1 driver Giedo van der Garde criticising the team for dropping Liam Lawson just two rounds into the season.
Bell returned to the dirt. Now no one in NASCAR can stop him
After his team-imposed ban on dirt racing was lifted, Christopher Bell is back enjoying the hobby he loves, and his NASCAR form has never been better.
‘Tough’: Lawson speaks after Red Bull axing
Liam Lawson called his abrupt demotion from his boyhood dream drive at Red Bull “tough” in his first social media post since the news was confirmed.
Red Bull swap Tsunoda, Lawson after two races
Red Bull has confirmed Yuki Tsunoda will replace Liam Lawson from the Japanese Grand Prix onwards, calling it a “purely sporting decision.”