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Acosta in favour of racing MotoGP Australian GP on Sunday

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  • 2025-10-17 17:45 event
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Acosta in favour of racing MotoGP Australian GP on Sunday
Pedro Acosta says MotoGP should stick to its original schedule for the Australian Grand Prix if wind is the only matter of concern and there is no risk of poor visibility due to rain.Heavy winds reaching speeds of up to 50km/h are forecast on Sunday, prompting several riders, including Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia, to suggest that the race should be brought forward by a day.Many point to ...Keep reading

242. Apple’s Eddy Cue explains why it paid out for coverage of F1

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With the news that Apple has won the battle for the United States live television rights for Formula 1, it might be easy to link the estimated $140million deal with the success of F1: The Movie.  The highest-grossing sports movie of all time, the Apple Original film was a worldwide blockbuster success and was clearly a jumping on point for the company in its relationship with ...Keep reading

243. WRC Central Europe: Ogier extends lead from Rovanpera, Neuville makes error

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Sebastien Ogier delivered a stunning time in stage five to lead the Central European Rally from World Rally Championship title rival Kalle Rovanpera while Thierry Neuville and Gregoire Munster made costly mistakes.Ogier took a 1.6s advantage into Friday morning’s stages, but managed to end the loop with his lead increasing to 3.9s over Rovanpera, as the Toyota pair began to pull clear of ...Keep reading

244. WRC Central Europe: Sebastien Ogier extends lead as Thierry Neuville stumbles

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Sebastien Ogier delivered a stunning time in stage five to lead the Central European Rally from World Rally Championship title rival Kalle Rovanpera while Thierry Neuville and Gregoire Munster made costly mistakes.Ogier took a 1.6s advantage into Friday morning’s stages, but managed to end the loop with his lead increasing to 3.9s over Rovanpera, as the Toyota pair began to pull clear of ...Keep reading

245. LCR boss hints at open-ended Honda future for one MotoGP rookie

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Diogo Moreira will step up from Moto2 in 2026 to join LCR in MotoGP

246. New twist in Toprak Razgatlioglu crew chief’s MotoGP future

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Phil Marron is set to join Brad Binder at KTM in MotoGP 2026

247. Why Haas is bringing a floor update to the US GP – so late before new F1 rules

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Haas has brought a floor upgrade to the United States Grand Prix, aiming to improve its Formula 1 car's balance and grip while opening up set-up opportunities.With financial and testing resources strictly limited by the budget cap and aerodynamic testing restrictions, teams are focusing on the revamped 2026 regulations with new chassis and engine characteristics.Haas has however been ...Keep reading

248. Why Haas brought a floor update to the US GP as rivals pivot to F1’s new rules

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Haas has brought a floor upgrade to the United States Grand Prix, aiming to improve its Formula 1 car's balance and grip while opening up set-up opportunities.With financial and testing resources strictly limited by the budget cap and aerodynamic testing restrictions, teams are focusing on the revamped 2026 regulations with new chassis and engine characteristics.Haas has however been ...Keep reading

249. Marc Marquez MotoGP fill-in “very good opportunity” for Nicolo Bulega - Toprak Razgatlioglu

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Toprak Razgatlioglu has supported the idea of Nicolo Bulega replacing Marc Marquez in MotoGP.

250. Pedro Acosta in favour of keeping MotoGP Australian GP on Sunday

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Pedro Acosta says MotoGP should stick to its original schedule for the Australian Grand Prix if wind is the only matter of concern and there is no risk of poor visibility due to rain.Heavy winds reaching speeds of up to 50km/h are forecast on Sunday, prompting several riders, including Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia, to suggest that the race should be brought forward by a day.Many point to ...Keep reading

251. Acosta in favour of racing MotoGP Australian GP on Sunday

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Pedro Acosta says MotoGP should stick to its original schedule for the Australian Grand Prix if wind is the only matter of concern and there is no risk of poor visibility due to rain.Heavy winds reaching speeds of up to 50km/h are forecast on Sunday, prompting several riders, including Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia, to suggest that the race should be brought forward by a day.Many point to ...Keep reading

252. Fernando Alonso cites 2021 example amid Max Verstappen F1 title claim

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Fernando Alonso thinks Max Verstappen could still win this year's F1 world title.

253. How Marc Marquez has inadvertently kept Ducati’s Australia MotoGP win hopes alive

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Marc Marquez would almost certainly have been a hot favourite for victory at the Australian Grand Prix had it not been for injury. He would have faced a stiff challenge from Marco Bezzecchi, but his pace may well go to waste due to an impending penalty for a tangle with the world champion. That, as it happens, may have opened the door for another Ducati star to flourish…

254. Alonso calls on Aston Martin to “rest” ahead of vital 2026 F1 season

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Fernando Alonso called on the Aston Martin squad to treat the remainder of the 2025 Formula 1 season as a test and get some rest ahead of a crucial 2026 campaign.Aston Martin has had a disappointing year so far, failing to reach the podium for a second season in a row. The team’s 68 points mean it is in contention for sixth place in the constructors’ championship, with Racing Bulls and ...Keep reading

255. Fernando Alonso calls on Aston Martin to “rest” ahead of key 2026 F1 season

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Fernando Alonso called on the Aston Martin squad to treat the remainder of the 2025 Formula 1 season as a test and get some rest ahead of a crucial 2026 campaign.Aston Martin has had a disappointing year so far, failing to reach the podium for a second season in a row. The team’s 68 points mean it is in contention for sixth place in the constructors’ championship, with Racing Bulls and ...Keep reading

256. Elfyn Evans stunned by penalty, Toyota intends to appeal

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Toyota intends to appeal the five-second penalty handed to Elfyn Evans for making contact with a hay bale in a chicane during the opening stage of the Central European Rally. Evans, co-driven by Scott Martin, clouted a hay bale that formed part of a chicane during the first pass through the 12.83km Golf und Therme test that kicked off the 18-stage asphalt round of the championship on ...Keep reading

257. Evans shocked by WRC penalty as Toyota confirms plan to appeal

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Toyota intends to appeal the five-second penalty handed to Elfyn Evans for making contact with a hay bale in a chicane during the opening stage of the Central European Rally. Evans, co-driven by Scott Martin, clouted a hay bale that formed part of a chicane during the first pass through the 12.83km Golf und Therme test that kicked off the 18-stage asphalt round of the championship on ...Keep reading

258. Gedlich Racing launches GT summer series for 2026

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Gedlich Racing has launched a summer racing series for 2026, the championship’s first foray beyond its winter series programme.Following the success of the GT winter series, Gedlich will run its blend of multi-class GT action for both professional drivers and amateurs alike.“We aim to deliver a comparable package with the GT summer series project,” Markus Gedlich, CEO and founder of ...Keep reading

259. Max Verstappen laughs off McLaren’s papaya rules: With me, the gap would be bigger

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Max Verstappen jokes that McLaren’s “papaya rules” wouldn’t be a problem if he were driving for the team as “we wouldn’t be that close in points.” He also suggested that if father Jos Verstappen were on hand, he would find a way to deal with the debate as well. Ahead of the United States Grand Prix, McLaren’s “papaya rules” have once again come under scrutiny in the ...Keep reading

260. Verstappen shrugs off McLaren’s papaya rules: You can’t make F1 “100% fair”

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Max Verstappen jokes that McLaren’s “papaya rules” wouldn’t be a problem if he were driving for the team as “we wouldn’t be that close in points.” He also suggested that if father Jos Verstappen were on hand, he would find a way to deal with the debate as well. Ahead of the United States Grand Prix, McLaren’s “papaya rules” have once again come under scrutiny in the ...Keep reading

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