The Formula 1 circus is heading to the dazzling city of Las Vegas for the second edition of its highly anticipated street race on the iconic Strip. This event promises to deliver an electrifying spectacle that will captivate race enthusiasts, with high-stakes championship battles, top-tier motorsport action, and the latest drama from the world of F1.
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The British GT calendar is set to return to the bright lights of Las Vegas in 2024, promising another captivating weekend of racing action, live performances, and the inimitable atmosphere of the Entertainment Capital of the World.
In a move that showcases its commitment to innovation, Aston Martin’s Formula 1 team has announced a new global partnership with Xerox, the office technology leader. The deal, set to commence in the 2024 season, will see Xerox provide the team with a range of digital technology solutions to enhance its on- and off-track performance.
Aston Martin and Red Bull have made significant investments in state-of-the-art wind tunnel facilities to gain a competitive edge in the dynamic world of GT and Formula 1 motorsports. These new wind tunnels are set to play a crucial role in the development of their exceptional machinery, as they strive to stay ahead of the curve in an ever-evolving technological landscape.
Formula 1 veteran Fernando Alonso has revealed that he once came close to joining the Red Bull team, but the move ultimately did not materialize. Alonso’s reflections on this missed opportunity serve as a reminder of the unpredictable fortunes that can shape a driver’s career in the world of motorsports.
Formula 1 has teamed up with the renowned British Council to launch a global STEM education program called ‘Learning Sectors’. This year-long initiative will reach over 130,000 students across the UK, India, South Africa, and Brazil, providing an immersive, motorsports-themed learning experience to foster their interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Ferrari faced a challenging weekend at the Brazilian Grand Prix, with their drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz struggling to match the pace of their rivals in the wet conditions. Despite recent success, the Prancing Horse was unable to find the right setup to handle the treacherous Interlagos track, leaving the team perplexed and determined to regroup for the remaining races of the season.
In a game-changing move, iconic automotive brand Ferrari and technology powerhouse IBM have joined forces to redefine the digital landscape of motorsports. This multi-year partnership aims to leverage innovative technologies and data analytics to elevate fan engagement to unprecedented levels, catering to a new generation of enthusiasts.
Aston Martin’s troubles at the Brazilian Grand Prix stemmed from a combination of factors, primarily related to changes made to the cars following crashes in the wet qualifying session. Both drivers experienced highly nervous and unstable rear-end behavior, leading to poor results. The team is now exploring different floor options to find more stability and performance for the upcoming races.
In a thrilling display of wet-weather driving at the Brazilian Grand Prix, Yuki Tsunoda of the RB F1 Team believes he would have taken the race lead had the safety car and red flag periods not interrupted the proceedings. Tsunoda and his teammate Liam Lawson were setting blistering lap times on extreme wet tires, but the race stoppages negated their strategic advantage.