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Why Haas Factory Team is choosing Chevrolet
Haas Factory Team president Joe Custer always anticipated a ‘gut check’ moment this season and the results led them to Chevrolet next season.
In the first year following four-car powerhouse Stewart-Haas Racing consolidating into the single-car Haas Factory Team Custer expected a challenge but is also under a mandate from team owner Gene Haas to be more competitive.
Driver Cole Custer ...Keep reading
In the first year following four-car powerhouse Stewart-Haas Racing consolidating into the single-car Haas Factory Team Custer expected a challenge but is also under a mandate from team owner Gene Haas to be more competitive.
Driver Cole Custer ...Keep reading
Robert Shwartzman shuts down "offensive" rumors about his IndyCar career
Robert Shwartzman, 25, just completed his rookie season in IndyCar. Driving for Prema Racing, he just missed out on Rookie of the Year honors to Louis Foster, and ended the year 24th in the championship standings. He only earned two top ten finishes, placing as high as ninth at Iowa Speedway.
The one big highlight came in May, when Shwartzman earned a shock pole in the 109th running of the ...Keep reading
The one big highlight came in May, when Shwartzman earned a shock pole in the 109th running of the ...Keep reading
How Monza brought out Ferrari's fundamental limitations with its 2025 F1 car
For the many fans who flocked to the grandstands, ready to support the Prancing Horse, the real surprise of the Monza weekend was unfortunately not Ferrari, but Red Bull. For Ferrari, it was a bitter blow; the Italian Grand Prix represented one of its best opportunities to beat the dominant McLaren.
This was not the case. Monza, where aerodynamic efficiency often rules the day, underlined ...Keep reading
This was not the case. Monza, where aerodynamic efficiency often rules the day, underlined ...Keep reading
Max Verstappen: F1 should revert to lighter cars from around 2010
Max Verstappen has argued that Formula 1 should revert to the cars it used from the late 2000s to early 2010s for when the championship ushers in a new regulation era next season.
The 2026 campaign will introduce widespread changes to the chassis and power unit regulations, including smaller cars, active aerodynamics and a 50/50 combustion-electrical split of the engines.
This comes ...Keep reading
The 2026 campaign will introduce widespread changes to the chassis and power unit regulations, including smaller cars, active aerodynamics and a 50/50 combustion-electrical split of the engines.
This comes ...Keep reading
The key issue created by McLaren’s Monza driver swap
Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer asks whether McLaren have made a rod for their own back with their team orders in the Italian Grand Prix.
Bearman ‘sad’ after failing to score in Italy
Haas failed to score a point at the Italian Grand Prix, with ollie Bearman their lead driver in 12th while Esteban Ocon finished where he started in 15th. That leaves the American team losing more ground in the Championship, but there were some positives to take home from Monza.
Hadjar ‘proud’ of turning pit lane start into P10 at Monza
Isack Hadjar left the Italian Grand Prix feeling “proud” of the point he managed to score for his team, after starting the race at Monza from the pit lane. P10 might seem a far cry from the podium of Zandvoort, but it was every bit as hard-fought for the rookie who was up against it after a tricky Qualifying.
Wolff reflects on Antonelli’s ‘underwhelming’ Monza weekend
Toto Wolff has labelled Kimi Antonelli’s weekend at the Italian Grand Prix as “underwhelming”, with the Mercedes boss outlining how the team can ensure that the rookie gets “rid of the ballast” before entering into the 2026 season.
Bortoleto on dreaming big and his long journey to F1
Speaking to Beyond The Grid’s Tom Clarkson, Gabriel Bortoleto looks back at his childhood, how his parents worked hard to fund his racing dream, how he made the difficult decision to leave them behind and go to Europe to further his career, and why Fernando Alonso’s support was essential as he climbed the racing ladder.
Lancia reveals all-new Ypsilon Rally2 car
Lancia has officially announced that it is developing a Rally2 car, revealing an official video and images of its new Ypsilon Rally2 HF Integrale.
The Italian car maker, winner of a record 10 World Rally Championship constructors' titles (1974-1976, 1983, 1987-1992), has moved to confirm that is developing a new rally car after footage of the Ypsilon Rally2 HF Integrale from a recent test in ...Keep reading
The Italian car maker, winner of a record 10 World Rally Championship constructors' titles (1974-1976, 1983, 1987-1992), has moved to confirm that is developing a new rally car after footage of the Ypsilon Rally2 HF Integrale from a recent test in ...Keep reading
The “next-level” chassis that can deliver up to four tenths to Honda in MotoGP
The “next-level” chassis Honda has introduced in recent MotoGP races is capable of delivering a performance benefit of up to four tenths of a second, according to test rider Aleix Espargaro.
Factory riders Luca Marini and Joan Mir have been racing an upgraded RC213V since the summer break, enjoying a significant pace advantage over the satellite bike of Johann Zarco.
Mir scored a ...Keep reading
Factory riders Luca Marini and Joan Mir have been racing an upgraded RC213V since the summer break, enjoying a significant pace advantage over the satellite bike of Johann Zarco.
Mir scored a ...Keep reading
Racing movies are making a comeback in America, and there's likely more to come
In recent years, Hollywood has been keen to deliver racing fans plenty of entertainment, and it shows no signs of slowing down.
It seemed like there weren't any big racing-centric blockbusters for a while, at least ones that broke into the mainstream. 2013's "Rush" (the story of F1 title rivals Niki Lauda and James Hunt) is the only one that really stood out from the last decade until 2019's ...Keep reading
It seemed like there weren't any big racing-centric blockbusters for a while, at least ones that broke into the mainstream. 2013's "Rush" (the story of F1 title rivals Niki Lauda and James Hunt) is the only one that really stood out from the last decade until 2019's ...Keep reading
Moose Fraternity extends partnership with Ross Chastain through 2027
Trackhouse Racing Team has announced that Moose Fraternity will continue to back Ross Chastain and the No. 1 Chevrolet through at least the 2027 season.
The fraternal organization has supported Chastain since 2020, before he even joined Trackhouse. The sponsored the No. 1 car for Chastain's second career victory at Talladega Superspeedway in 2022, where he led just the final lap.
They were ...Keep reading
The fraternal organization has supported Chastain since 2020, before he even joined Trackhouse. The sponsored the No. 1 car for Chastain's second career victory at Talladega Superspeedway in 2022, where he led just the final lap.
They were ...Keep reading
How Alain Prost shaped the way Toto Wolff manages Mercedes F1 drivers
Toto Wolff has revealed how a conversation with Formula 1 legend Alain Prost inspired how the Mercedes boss has dealt with drivers through the years.
The four-time world champion had an iconic rivalry with Ayrton Senna, who fought Prost for the F1 title in 1988 and 1989 when the pair were team-mates at the dominant McLaren outfit.
They both won a title each during that period while having ...Keep reading
The four-time world champion had an iconic rivalry with Ayrton Senna, who fought Prost for the F1 title in 1988 and 1989 when the pair were team-mates at the dominant McLaren outfit.
They both won a title each during that period while having ...Keep reading
What is a super licence in Formula 1?
Our Ask Me Anything team look at what a Super License is in Formula 1 and how a driver can obtain points.
10 quiz questions on the Italian GP and the latest F1 news
Were you paying attention to all the action at Monza? Test yourself in our quick-fire quiz. We've got 10 questions for you on the Italian Grand Prix, plus some more on the latest F1 news.
Alonso rues ‘very frustrating’ retirement at Monza
Fernando Alonso was left to rue a “very frustrating” end to his race at the Italian Grand Prix after being forced to retire due to a suspension failure on his Aston Martin, with the Spaniard disappointed to miss out on more points.
Porsche: No decision made on WEC, IMSA LMDh future amid cuts speculation
Porsche is insisting no decisions have been made in the face of speculation that it could axe either its World Endurance Championship or IMSA SportsCar Championship campaign for next season.
Thomas Laudenbach, Porsche Motorsport boss, refused to comment on a possible reduction in its factory programme with the 963 LMDhs run by Penske in the respective WEC Hypercar and IMSA GTP classes for ...Keep reading
Thomas Laudenbach, Porsche Motorsport boss, refused to comment on a possible reduction in its factory programme with the 963 LMDhs run by Penske in the respective WEC Hypercar and IMSA GTP classes for ...Keep reading
Can Herta's Cadillac bid be a gamechanger for F1's American conquest?
As Michael Andretti's initial's bid to join Formula 1 was met with resistance last year, United States Grand Prix promoter Bobby Epstein was asked if Andretti joining the series would make an impact on Austin ticket sales: "I think it would make a difference to COTA if we had an American champion," came the reply.
This was at a time when Logan Sargeant was struggling at Williams, and the ...Keep reading
This was at a time when Logan Sargeant was struggling at Williams, and the ...Keep reading
The best paddock fits of the 2025 Italian Grand Prix weekend
From Thursday arrivals to Sunday’s race day walk-ins, discover the standout paddock looks and outfits of the Formula 1 2025 Italian Grand Prix weekend
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