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BREAKING:Graham Rahal Proud Despite Falling Short to Palou in… read more Graham Rahal came away from Saturday’s Sonsio Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with his head held high, despite ultimately finishing sixth after leading the most laps. Rahal led 49 of the 85 laps and appeared to be in control early, but Alex Palou’s superior long-run pace and strategy allowed him to close the gap and overtake Rahal on Lap 58. Palou went on to win his third consecutive race, further extending his championship lead in a dominant season. Rahal, who drives for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, was…
Breaking: FIA release official statement Over McLaren’s h…read more FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has voiced support for McLaren CEO Zak Brown’s recent proposal aimed at tightening the rules surrounding Formula 1 protests. Brown suggests that teams should be required to submit a significant financial deposit when filing official complaints against rival outfits. The move is intended to deter frivolous or strategically motivated accusations that can damage reputations and create unnecessary distractions within the sport. This proposal gained momentum following a controversy involving Red Bull Racing. Toward the end of last season, speculation surfaced—reportedly from German media sources—that Red…
Breaking: Lewis Hamilton Disqualified After … Read more Lewis Hamilton has drawn attention once again following a heated exchange over team radio during the Miami Grand Prix, raising questions about the potential implications for his relationship with Ferrari. The seven-time Formula 1 world champion, who is set to join the Scuderia team in 2025, expressed visible frustration with how Ferrari handled team orders during the race, leading to sarcastic remarks that played out live over the airwaves. The tension emerged when Hamilton became unhappy with how slowly the team acted to implement a strategy involving his current teammate Charles Leclerc.…
Just In: FIA order Verstappen’s investigation after Hamilton’s d…read more Following the dust settling in Miami, attention has turned once again to the explosive qualifying session that set the stage for the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix. Now seen in a new light after recent performances, the chaos and drama in Sakhir have taken on greater significance, particularly for Red Bull, McLaren, and Mercedes. The standout story from Bahrain was undoubtedly Oscar Piastri’s sensational performance. The young McLaren driver stunned the paddock by securing his first career pole position in Formula 1—a defining moment that now looks like a signal of…
Breaking: Lewis Hamilton break silence as FIA double Disqualification am…read more The controversy surrounding Ferrari’s double disqualification at the 2024 Chinese Grand Prix continues to cast a shadow over the team, with new speculation suggesting that the incident may be playing a significant role in Lewis Hamilton’s ongoing struggles this season. Sky Sports F1 analyst Ted Kravitz believes that the aftershocks of that weekend in Shanghai are still being felt—not just in the standings, but in how Ferrari operates, and how Hamilton is performing behind the wheel. The Chinese Grand Prix was supposed to be a turning point for…
Toto Wolff Confident Lewis Hamilton Will Shine at… Read more Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff has expressed strong confidence in Lewis Hamilton’s potential to succeed at Ferrari, despite the seven-time world champion’s initial difficulties adapting to his new team. Wolff, who shared a 12-year partnership with Hamilton at Mercedes, insists that the British driver’s trademark “magic” is still very much intact and that it will soon be evident once Hamilton becomes fully comfortable in his new surroundings. Hamilton’s move to Ferrari for the 2025 season shocked the Formula 1 world when it was announced. After over a decade…
Jack Doohan Faces Uncertain F1 Future After … Read More Jack Doohan’s Formula 1 career may already be in serious jeopardy, with his recent removal from Alpine’s race seat raising doubts about a potential return. The young Australian was promoted to a full-time drive with Alpine for the 2025 season, stepping in after Esteban Ocon’s departure. However, after just six races, Doohan has been replaced by Franco Colapinto for the next five Grand Prix weekends, leaving his future hanging in the balance. Former F1 driver and current pundit Karun Chandhok has cast further doubt on Doohan’s prospects, suggesting…
Max Verstappen Secretly Tests GT3 Car Under… Read More Max Verstappen, known for his passion for racing both on and off the Formula 1 track, recently took part in a secret GT3 test at the Nürburgring Nordschleife. The reigning F1 champion participated in a test and setup session for the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (NLS), discreetly using the pseudonym ‘Franz Hermann’ and driving a Ferrari 296 GT3. Although the car carried the alias and a Dutch flag, keen observers from AMuS recognized Verstappen thanks to his personalized helmet and racing overalls, which featured his real name. Despite the secrecy, his…
FIA Responds to McLaren, Ferrari Reflects on… Read more The Formula 1 world continues to buzz with drama and developments as the FIA responds to McLaren’s call for stricter protest regulations, Ferrari reflects positively on their recent race, and Max Verstappen tests a new car. Here’s a detailed roundup of the top headlines in F1 news from Friday, May 9, 2025. FIA Backs McLaren’s Protest Deposit Proposal FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has voiced support for McLaren CEO Zak Brown’s recent suggestion that any official protest by teams should include a substantial financial deposit. Brown’s recommendation was prompted by…
BREAKING:GP leaders call on Treasury to permanently resolve… read more At a recent UK LMC (Local Medical Committees) conference, GP leaders strongly urged the Treasury to address the National Insurance contributions (NICs) issue in a permanent and direct way, rather than relying on annual contract negotiations to manage the financial burden on general practices. As of 6 April, the employer rate for NICs rose by 1.2 percentage points to 15%. However, general practices were not exempt from this increase because they were not classified as part of the public sector. This decision has caused significant frustration among GP leaders, who…