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Turkey prepared to step in for 2026 F1 calendar if other circuits cancel

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  • 2025-07-29 16:00 event
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Turkey prepared to step in for 2026 F1 calendar if other circuits cancel
Formula 1 confirmed the 2026 calendar last month, but Turkish Grand Prix bosses are ready to step in and host an F1 race as early as next year if any race is forced to cancel. Istanbul Park was recently transferred to TOSFED, the Turkish Automobile Sports Federation, with federation president Eren Uclertopragi adamant that he would like to see F1 back in Turkey on a permanent basis – rather ...Keep reading

2.925. Kimi Antonelli’s F1 performance drop “likely” due to Mercedes car changes

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Recent changes to Mercedes' 2025 Formula 1 car may well be to blame for the team's drop in form, according to trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin, who theorises this is hurting rookie driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli more than his more experienced team-mate. Antonelli has endured a miserable run of form over the last seven races, with four retirements and two non-scoring finishes ...Keep reading

2.926. How team orders turmoil risks overshadowing Cassidy's Jaguar farewell win

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Nick Cassidy was back to his winning ways in London, managing his third consecutive Formula E victory for Jaguar in his last race for the team. Having started the season finale from pole, after a penalty for fastest qualifier Cupra Kiro’s Dan Ticktum, Cassidy navigated a different style of race to his previous three wins this season.His incredible comeback performances towards the end of the ...Keep reading

2.927. Andrea Stella: Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri at same level as other F1 champions I’ve worked with

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Andrea Stella compares Lando Norris at Oscar Piastri to past F1 champions.

2.928. Oscar Piastri on track to break remarkable Lewis Hamilton record in F1 2025

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Oscar Piastri is on course to beat this astonishing Lewis Hamilton record

2.929. Star Gold Cup cars: First Chevron single-seater and Birley's Prelude return

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Chevron B7 back on trackIn Chevron’s 60th anniversary year, the first single-seater to leave Derek Bennett’s Bolton factory - the unique B7 Peter Gethin raced in 1967 - briefly graced the 1000cc Historic Formula 3 field at Oulton Park.Newly restored by Mike O’Brien’s Speedsport team, it suffered teething problems, thus 2023 champion Samuel Harrison was unable to showcase its ...Keep reading

2.930. Honda “planning to get new people onboard” to boost MotoGP project

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Honda looks to the future

2.931. Turkey preparing bid to rejoin F1 calendar

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Turkish motorsport officials are aiming to clinch a long-term return of Formula 1 to Istanbul, and are prepared to step in and host a grand prix as early as 2026 if required. Turkey hosted F1 annually between 2005 and 2011 at Istanbul Park, a Hermann Tilke-designed venue on the Asian side of the Bosporus, until it was dropped from the calendar due to funding issues. The race returned ...Keep reading

2.932. Turkey ready to rejoin F1 calendar should others cancel

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Formula 1 confirmed its 2026 calendar last month, but Turkish Grand Prix bosses are ready to step in and host a race as early as next year if any event is forced to cancel. Istanbul Park was recently transferred to TOSFED, the Turkish Automobile Sports Federation, with federation president Eren Uclertopragi adamant that he would like to see F1 back in Turkey on a permanent basis – rather ...Keep reading

2.933. Alejandro Agag Appointed as Motorsport Network Strategic Advisor

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New York, NY — July 29, 2025 — Motorsport Network, the leading global motorsport and automotive media company, announced today the appointment of renowned industry visionary and innovator Alejandro Agag as a Strategic Advisor to the Chairman of the board.Agag’s role includes providing strategic guidance on global initiatives, commercial transactions, brand positioning, market expansion ...Keep reading

2.934. Turkey prepared to step in for 2026 F1 calendar if other circuits cancel

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Formula 1 confirmed the 2026 calendar last month, but Turkish Grand Prix bosses are ready to step in and host an F1 race as early as next year if any race is forced to cancel. Istanbul Park was recently transferred to TOSFED, the Turkish Automobile Sports Federation, with federation president Eren Uclertopragi adamant that he would like to see F1 back in Turkey on a permanent basis – rather ...Keep reading

2.935. Ferrari rule out further ‘major upgrade package’ for rest of 2025 F1 season

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“For sure we will have to bring some small items until the end, more related to the layout of the track or the weather conditions or whatever, but no big package.”

2.936. Martin Brundle questions Mercedes’ handling of Kimi Antonelli amid F1 struggles

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Should Kimi Antonelli started his F1 career with a midfield team?

2.937. One underrated F1 team point to "the things people can't see"

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There is "great energy" at Sauber after a strong run of results in recent races.

2.938. Was Suzuka 8 Hours Valentino Rossi's most ignored and overlooked triumph?

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Valentino Rossi is widely regarded as one of the greatest motorcycle racers of all time, thanks to his stellar record in MotoGP and the junior classes. But his triumph in the 2001 Suzuka 8 Hours remains an often-overlooked highlight from the early years of his career.

2.939. Damon Hill defends Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari F1 start: ‘He’s got a lot on his shoulders’

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Damon Hill has backed Lewis Hamilton following a tough start to his Ferrari career

2.940. Finger pointed at under-fire MotoGP rider likely to be replaced in 2026

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Our team of experts pick the MotoGP rider likeliest to be dropped next year

2.941. Red Bull takes blame for Tsunoda strategy failure in F1 Belgian GP

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After receiving the latest-spec floor on his Red Bull RB21, Yuki Tsunoda was delighted to qualify seventh in Belgium – his first appearance in Q3 since the Miami GP weekend more than two months ago. He held on to that position at the belated start of the race but then, apparently inexplicably, pitted for slick tyres a lap later than team-mate Max Verstappen, who had stopped at the end of ...Keep reading

2.942. Red Bull takes blame for Yuki Tsunoda strategy failure in F1 Belgian GP

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After receiving the latest-spec floor on his Red Bull RB21, Yuki Tsunoda was delighted to qualify seventh in Belgium – his first appearance in Q3 since the Miami GP weekend more than two months ago. He held on to that position at the belated start of the race but then, apparently inexplicably, pitted for slick tyres a lap later than team-mate Max Verstappen, who had stopped at the end of ...Keep reading

2.943. When NASCAR drivers go too far: Why Austin Hill will likely face more penalties

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In the closing laps of the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Aric Almirola was trying to take fourth position away from Austin Hill, ultimately making some contact with the Richard Childress Racing driver.Hill managed to save the car, but he then appeared to abruptly turn back down the track, hooking Almirola's Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota directly into the outside ...Keep reading

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