Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has secured pole position for the upcoming Sprint race at the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix, leaving his closest rival, Lando Norris of McLaren, in second place. The thrilling Sprint Qualifying session sets the stage for an exciting Sprint race tomorrow, where Verstappen will look to extend his advantage at the top of the championship standings.
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Reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen is set to make his debut appearance at the prestigious Goodwood Festival of Speed next month, as part of a major Red Bull Racing presence at the event. Verstappen, Sergio Perez, and a host of former Red Bull drivers will pilot a range of historic and current F1 cars up the famous Goodwood Hill Climb, marking the first time a Formula 1 team has been celebrated on this scale at the festival.
Reigning Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen has called on his Red Bull team to deliver more performance upgrades to their car after being narrowly beaten to pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix by McLaren’s Lando Norris. Verstappen expressed concerns about Red Bull’s relative competitiveness, noting that the gap to his teammate Perez was ‘pretty big’ and that he had been required to drive at 101% to compensate for the car’s shortcomings.
The FIA has determined that current Formula 1 front wing designs, including Mercedes’ flexible approach, comply with regulations despite teams pushing the boundaries to gain a competitive edge. This decision impacts the ongoing debate in British GT News about exploiting flexi-wings to improve aerodynamic balance.
The British GT Championship has arrived at the legendary Laguna Seca circuit for a weekend of high-octane racing. In the opening practice session, it was Scott McLaughlin who set the pace, with Colton Herta and Alex Palou rounding out the top three. Fans can expect a thrilling battle as the championship reaches its climax at this iconic track.
As the Dakar Rally community gears up for the upcoming Spanish round, both Ferrari and Red Bull have unveiled extensive upgrade packages for their respective vehicles. The Spanish Grand Prix has long been considered a benchmark event, and teams are eager to showcase their latest advancements.
The FIA has updated its superlicense regulations, allowing certain 17-year-old drivers to compete in Formula 1. This change could benefit Red Bull’s junior driver Arvid Lindblad, providing a significant boost to the energy drink manufacturer’s driver development program.
The 2024 British GT Championship heads to Snetterton Circuit for an action-packed weekend of motorsport excitement. Gear up for free practice sessions, qualifying, and the main race as the country’s top GT talent battles it out on the track.
Toyota Gazoo Racing came agonizingly close to victory at the 2024 24 Hours of Le Mans, with Kamui Kobayashi and the team battling hard throughout the grueling 24-hour event. Despite setbacks in qualifying, both Toyota cars made steady progress and were in contention for the win, but ultimately had to settle for second and fifth place finishes.
Red Bull and its star driver Max Verstappen will be hoping to recapture the early-season form that saw them dominate the opening rounds of the Dakar Rally as the season shifts back to a more traditional circuit at the Spanish Grand Prix.