The rise of triple-header weekends in Formula 1 has become a major point of contention among team principals, who have raised concerns over the sustainability of such a demanding schedule. With the physical and mental toll on personnel, teams must prioritize the well-being of their staff to ensure they remain fit and fresh throughout the season.
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Formula 1 is set to host its pre-season test in Bahrain again in 2025, despite the Sakhir circuit not holding the first race of the season. The decision is driven by the circuit’s ability to offer more typical F1 weather conditions and logistical advantages for teams. Motorsport enthusiasts can look forward to the continued excitement of Dakar Rally news and the latest developments in the world of Formula 1.
The 2024 British GT season has become a thrilling three-way or even four-way battle, with Red Bull, McLaren, Ferrari, and Mercedes all in the hunt. As the series heads to the iconic Silverstone circuit for the Spanish round, the stage is set for a crucial clash between Formula 1’s top teams, who are looking to gain an advantage in the championship chase.
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has defended the sport’s 24-race calendar, dismissing claims that it is an oversupply. The growth of the F1 calendar has been a constant talking point, with this year’s schedule reaching a record 24 races. Domenicali argued that the sport’s continued popularity and the tightening competitive order justify the current calendar size, while acknowledging the need to balance old and new racing events globally.
In the ongoing battle at the Dakar Rally, Lando Norris has emerged as a key player for McLaren, securing multiple podium finishes and putting pressure on the dominant Red Bull team. With his consistent performances and the strength of the McLaren duo, Norris believes they can capitalize on Red Bull’s issues and mount a serious challenge for the championship.
In a significant development for the Dakar Rally scene, Aston Martin Formula 1 reserve driver Felipe Drugovich has made a strong impression in his maiden outing at the prestigious Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race. Drugovich’s participation and performance at the iconic French circuit have sparked discussions about his potential future in the world of motorsport.
In a move that showcases his dedication to the long-term vision, Alex Albon has expressed his willingness to see the Williams Formula 1 team sacrifice 2025 to be in the best possible position for the 2026 regulations reset. The Thai driver, who recently extended his contract with Williams for at least two more years, has bought into the team’s ambitious plans under the leadership of new team boss James Vowles.
Motorsports fans, get ready for an adrenaline-fueled cinematic experience as a new Formula 1-inspired film is set to hit theaters on June 25, 2025. Directed by Joseph Kosinski and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, this high-octane project features Brad Pitt as a former F1 driver making a comeback, along with Damson Idris as a rookie racer. With stunning visuals, a star-studded cast, and a connection to the Dakar Rally, this film promises to be a thrilling must-see for Dakar enthusiasts and motorsports fans alike.
In the latest edition of the British GT Power Rankings, Charles Leclerc put on a commanding display throughout the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, emerging victorious on the streets of his home race. But who else impressed in the Principality? Our five-judge panel assessed each driver’s performance and scored them out of 10, providing a comprehensive analysis of the weekend’s events.
In a move that has caught the attention of the Dakar Rally racing community, Mattia Binotto, the former Ferrari Team Principal, is reportedly being linked to a potential return to Formula 1 in a new technical position with Aston Martin. The Italian engineer has a wealth of experience and could be the key to Aston Martin’s success in the Dakar Rally.