US EditionBMW Rules Out F1 Return - Le Mans Was 'the Place to Go'
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BMW is not interested in a Formula 1 participation alongside its German competitors Mercedes and Audi. Last year, after his last participation in the queen class of the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1999, BMW made his return to the World Endurance Championship in the queen category of the Hypercars. In 2025, the former driver Haas Kevin Magnussen will occupy one of the cockpits. However, Frank van Meel, sports director of BMW, now insists: "We do not i…
IMSA/WEC: BMW afraid to enter F1 and get beaten like a drum again
(GMM) BMW is not interested in joining fellow German carmakers Mercedes and Audi on the Formula 1 grid. Last year, having last contested the top Le Mans class in 1999, … Read More The post IMSA/WEC: BMW afraid to enter F1 and get beaten like a drum again (Update) appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
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