NASCAR champion Kyle Larson is set to make his Indy 500 debut, driving the No. 17 Arrow McLaren-Rick Hendrick Chevrolet. Larson shares his excitement and openness to future Indy 500 attempts, as the historic Hendrick-McLaren partnership gears up for the big race.
Author: Maeve Mournblade
In a dramatic qualifying session at the Shanghai International Circuit, Britain’s Jake Hughes claimed his second pole position of the 2023 Formula E season, beating Stoffel Vandoorne by just 0.001s. This result puts Hughes in a strong position to challenge for the win in the upcoming Shanghai E-Prix, as the championship race reaches its midpoint.
With four double-headers remaining in the 2023 Formula E season, including the upcoming Berlin races, DS Penske drivers Stoffel Vandoorne and Jean-Eric Vergne are bracing for a grueling schedule. The duo are working tirelessly with the team to ensure they are in top form for the demanding season finale, which could prove crucial in the championship battle.
At just 19 years old, Taylor Barnard made his Formula E debut in Monaco, filling in for the injured Sam Bird. Despite the sudden opportunity and limited preparation time, Barnard showcased his adaptability and potential, finishing a respectable 14th. With his first electric racing experience now under his belt, the young Briton’s prospects look bright as he eyes a potential return to the Formula E standings.
Lola Cars, a renowned name in motorsport, has extended its commitment to the Formula E championship until 2030, signaling the brand’s confidence in the all-electric series and its potential for innovation. This news comes as the iconic British marque prepares to make a comeback as a powertrain supplier in the 2024-25 season, partnering with Yamaha.
Red Bull’s Formula 1 woes on bumpy circuits, including the notorious Monaco street track, have raised concerns about their performance at the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. The team’s RB20 chassis struggled with kerb-riding ability in Monaco, resulting in a disappointing sixth-place finish for Max Verstappen and an early exit for Sergio Perez in Q1. Verstappen believes the bumpiness of the Montreal circuit will still pose a challenge, while Horner remains confident in their historical success in Canada. With Ferrari and McLaren closing in, the Canadian Grand Prix promises to be an intense battle.
In a thrilling Monaco Grand Prix weekend, Ferrari and McLaren emerged as the stars, leaving championship leaders Red Bull struggling to cope with the circuit’s bumps. Ferrari’s Frédéric Vasseur discusses the intense competition and tight championship battle, predicting a closely contested fight among the top teams for the remainder of the 2024 season.
Aston Martin’s latest upgrade package has not yielded the expected results, with the team struggling to find the right balance and pace in the AMR24 car. Both Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll have experienced handling challenges, leading the team to work on identifying areas for improvement. While a quick fix is not expected, fans can look forward to the next significant upgrade package from Aston Martin as they aim to climb up the Formula 1 standings.
In a gripping display of Formula 1 strategy, Ferrari outmaneuvered McLaren’s bid to create a pit stop window for Lando Norris during the Monaco Grand Prix. The Italian team’s clever tactics thwarted McLaren’s plans, leading to a captivating strategic battle that played out in Ferrari’s favor.
Hyundai, the South Korean automotive powerhouse, is reportedly eyeing a significant expansion into the world of Formula 1 by considering the acquisition of an existing team. This move could see the manufacturer join the elite ranks of the sport, leveraging its global presence and manufacturing expertise to compete at the highest level of motorsport.