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BREAKING:Oscar Piastri is maintaining his focus as he heads into the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix at… read more
BREAKING:Oscar Piastri is maintaining his focus as he heads into the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix at… read more The McLaren driver from Melbourne is currently leading the Formula 1 championship, having won the last three races. He holds a 16-point advantage over his teammate Lando Norris, with a quarter of the season already completed. Piastri’s recent triumph in Miami marked a historic moment for McLaren, making him the first driver in 28 years to secure three consecutive wins for the iconic British team.
Ferrari Targets Season Revival with Bold Rear Suspension up… Read more Ferrari is aiming to turn around a difficult 2025 Formula 1 campaign with a significant rear suspension upgrade set for introduction next month. The update is reportedly designed to enhance performance and bring relief to star drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc after a challenging start to the season. The team began the year with high expectations, hoping to build on their strong 2024 showing when they narrowly missed out on the Constructors’ Championship, finishing just 14 points behind McLaren. However, Ferrari has struggled in the opening…
Lewis Hamilton Warned to Bring Passion to…. read more Lewis Hamilton has been cautioned about his lacklustre start to life at Ferrari, with critics saying he must bring energy and passion if he hopes to make the partnership a success. The seven-time Formula 1 World Champion has found it difficult to match teammate Charles Leclerc during the early stages of the 2025 season, casting doubt on his hopes of securing a record-breaking eighth title. Hamilton’s transition from Mercedes to Ferrari was one of the most anticipated moves in recent F1 history, but the optimism has quickly faded after…
Charles Leclerc to Miss Imola Media Duties Due to… Read more Ferrari has confirmed that Charles Leclerc will not take part in Thursday’s media engagements at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Imola due to illness. The Monegasque driver, who is in his seventh full season with the Scuderia, is expected to return to the paddock in time for Friday’s practice sessions. Leclerc, currently fifth in the 2025 F1 Drivers’ Championship, has been one of Ferrari’s few bright spots in what has been a challenging start to the season. He secured the team’s only podium so far this year…
BREAKING:Emilia Romagna GP 2025 dates, schedule, weather, UK start time, and how to watch or stream Imola F1 race on… read more
BREAKING:Emilia Romagna GP 2025 dates, schedule, weather, UK start time, and how to watch or stream Imola F1 race on… read more The 2025 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix promises to be one of the most anticipated races of the Formula 1 calendar, taking place at the legendary Imola circuit from May 16 to May 18. Known for its narrow layout, flowing corners, and limited overtaking opportunities, the Imola track is a classic challenge that demands precision and bravery from drivers. With only one DRS zone on the long main straight, qualifying will be key, making Saturday’s session particularly crucial. This…
BREAKING:Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur says flexi-wing rule changes at Spanish GP could be… read more
BREAKING:Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur says flexi-wing rule changes at Spanish GP could be… read more Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has suggested that upcoming changes to the front wing regulations, which will be enforced starting with the Spanish Grand Prix, could significantly alter the competitive landscape in Formula 1. Speaking to Sky Sports F1 from Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello, Vasseur discussed the implications of the new flexi-wing rules and how they might impact team performance as the season progresses. The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), Formula 1’s governing body, issued a technical directive earlier this year outlining stricter tests…
BREAKING:2025 F1 Imola GP schedule &… read more The 2025 Formula 1 season continues with its second triple-header at the legendary Imola circuit. Max Verstappen has claimed victory in the past three races here, but with McLaren showing strong recent performance, his streak could be under threat. The action begins on Friday with two free practice sessions, followed by a third on Saturday, and qualifying scheduled for 15:00 BST. The main event, the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, takes place on Sunday, May 18, starting at 14:00 BST. By around 15:30, we’ll likely know the winner of the season’s seventh race. …
CONFIRMED:Plains GP Holdings (PAGP): Citigroup Lowers Price Target to $… read more On May 13, 2025, Citigroup revised its price target for Plains GP Holdings (NASDAQ: PAGP), lowering it from $21.00 to $18.00, reflecting a decrease of approximately 14.29%. This revision, led by analyst Spiro Dounis, signals a more conservative stance on the company’s short-term prospects. Despite this downward adjustment, Citigroup has kept its ‘Neutral’ rating on the stock unchanged, indicating that the investment firm maintains a balanced view of the company’s future. In other words, Citigroup does not foresee significant outperformance or underperformance by the stock within the current…
BREAKING:Just days ahead of Imola GP, Ferrari has been labelled the ‘most disappointing… read more
BREAKING:Just days ahead of Imola GP, Ferrari has been labelled the ‘most disappointing… read more Just days before the much-anticipated Imola Grand Prix, Ferrari has found itself under a harsh spotlight. Once seen as a formidable title contender for the 2025 Formula 1 season, the iconic Italian team has been labeled the “most disappointing team” by former F1 driver and current analyst, Jolyon Palmer. This sharp critique comes at an unfortunate time, with the Scuderia heading into their home race at Imola under immense scrutiny. Ferrari’s performance over the first six races of the 2025 season has fallen significantly short…
Zak Brown to Drive Iconic Williams Car at British Grand Prix Despite…. read more McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown is set to take on a unique dual role at the 2025 British Grand Prix, blending his executive responsibilities with a nostalgic trip down Formula 1 memory lane. In a surprising yet exciting twist, Brown will not only oversee McLaren’s campaign at Silverstone but also participate in an on-track demonstration behind the wheel of a classic Williams car. The American motorsport executive, who currently leads McLaren’s F1 operations, will drive the legendary 1987 Williams FW11B—once raced by British icon…