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Canadian Grand Prix signs Formula One contract extension through 2035

Formula 1 · Montreal

Canadian Grand Prix signs Formula One contract extension through 2035

36% Left coverage: 33 sources

The Canadian Grand Prix is staying on the Formula One calendar until at least 2035.Octane Racing Group – the Canadian GP promoter – and several government officials announced a four-year contract extension on Tuesday.See the Story

South Africa's Kyalami Circuit Says the FIA Has Approved Upgrades Which Would Let It Host Formula 1

Motorsports · Midrand

South Africa's Kyalami Circuit Says the FIA Has Approved Upgrades Which Would Let It Host Formula 1

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

Formula 1 could be a step closer to holding a race in Africa as the owner of the Kyalami circuit in South Africa says the sport’s governing body has approved upgrades to the track. A statement from the circuit says…See the Story

Thai Cabinet Approves $1.2 Bln Bid to Host Formula 1 Race in 2028

Motorsports · Thailand

Thai Cabinet Approves $1.2 Bln Bid to Host Formula 1 Race in 2028

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

The bid, worth a reported $1.2 billion, could see the Thai capital host races from 2028 to 2032.See the Story

Mercedes Criticises Red Bull Protest Post-George Russell's Canadian GP Win

67% Right coverage: 6 sources

Red Bull's protest against George Russell's 2025 Canadian Grand Prix win was rejected. Mercedes' Toto Wolff called it "petty," while Red Bull's Christian Horner defended it.Brad Pitt · Montreal See the Story

#50 Ferrari Disqualified From Le Mans 24 Hours over Technical Breach

The #50 Ferrari 499P has been disqualified from the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours after failing post-race scrutineering.Driven by Antonio Fuoco, Miguel Molina and Nicklas Nielsen, the car had finished fourth overall, just 29.666s behind the race-winning satellite Ferrari and 1.179s away from the podium, but was found to have breached rear wing technical regulations in two ways.Firstly, the rear ...Keep readingMotorsports · Le Mans See the Story

Why is one of IndyCar's best drivers facing an uncertain future?

This promises to be the saga extending beyond the end of the season, and IndyCar’s comparatively stagnant silly season to previous years really needs it!Two-time champion and IndyCar pole record holder Will Power does not have a contract beyond this year. I, like many, I assume, expected this to be handled in the manner of other Penske contract renewals; there’s a bit of chat at the start of the year, it goes quiet, around the Indy 500 it become…Indiana, United States · Indiana Read Article

Factory MotoGP teams have to take Alex Marquez seriously

Toprak Razgalioglu's placement at Pramac by Yamaha for 2026 showed that the combination of an age approaching 30 and a lack of proven past time as a MotoGP frontrunner need not be an impediment to strong manufacturer interest.And that should be good news for a rider who, like with Razgatlioglu, you can so easily talk yourself into a high-upside case for - even if their two careers have precious little in common beyond two world titles each.Alex …Read Article

Aston Martin lures Newey's ex-Red Bull lieutenant back to F1

Aston Martin has lured one of Adrian Newey’s former Red Bull lieutenants back to Formula 1 to help drive forward its simulation tools.The Race can reveal that Giles Wood, who worked closely with Newey as he headed up Red Bull’s simulation and analysis department during its golden era of success with Sebastian Vettel, has been convinced to return to F1 after a recent spell working with Apple on autonomous technologies.Wood has joined Aston Martin…Adrian Newey · Monaco See the Story

Video + Podcast: What's Really Going on with Ferrari's F1 Crisis

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The growing pressure in the Italian media on Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur is the topic for the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast.Former Ferrari communications advisor Roberto Boccafogli joins Jon Noble and Edd Straw to offer his unique insight into the criticisms of Vasseur and what could be done to prevent this.We ask what’s gone wrong for Ferrari, whether there could be an imminent turnaround and whether Vasseur has convinced the Ti…Charles Leclerc See the Story

Impressive but clunky - Our early verdict on the new F1 movie

Edd Straw was part of a selected audience who were able to watch F1: The Movie ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix. Warning: The following review may contain some spoilers. To review F1: The Movie requires a Formula 1 journalist to switch between two hats. One, that of a cinema lover, the other of an F1 paddock-dweller. What’s surprising is that the latter is better served than the former.The first part of the film succeeds impressively. Sonny Haye…Brad Pitt · Toronto Read Article

What was misunderstood in Albon's 'you don't listen to me!' rant

Mild-mannered Alex Albon is developing a reputation for some of Formula 1's bluntest radio messages whenever he takes issue with his Williams team's strategic choices.This occurred again in the Canadian Grand Prix, although the situation was made to look more fractious than it was.Questioning "I don't know why you don't listen to me", then taking issue with a call to pit a few laps later, were attention-grabbing radio messages to be broadcast on…Formula 1 · Montreal Read Article

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