Vasseur: Ferrari statement aimed at "third party" amid Horner F1 rumours

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has been applauded by Formula 1 fans after a moment with Sauber driver Nico Hulkenberg was captured ahead of the United States Grand Prix. The McLaren chief had been critical of the German driver after a Turn 1 incident during the sprint race ended both Lando Norris's and Oscar Piastri’s races. Immediately after the crash, Brown slammed Hulkenberg while speaking ...Keep reading

“So, you’re thinking about not losing points in certain races, not making mistakes, and that’s sometimes when mistakes happen.”

Lando Norris channelled his inner Max Verstappen after the United States Grand Prix.

Phillip Island didn’t exactly upend the established MotoGP form guide, given Indonesia had already given a hint of what was to come in Australia. But there were still plenty of surprise results, as Raul Fernandez won for Aprilia and Fabio Di Giannantonio led the charge for Ducati in second.The high-speed collision between Marco Bezzecchi and Marc Marquez in Indonesia also had repercussions ...Keep reading

Williams Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz has addressed his five-place grid penalty for the upcoming Mexican Grand Prix.The Spanish driver was handed the grid penalty and two points on his superlicence after crashing into Mercedes rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli during the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of The Americas.As Sainz attempted to pass the Italian driver on the inside of Turn ...Keep reading

Charles Leclerc was pleased with Ferrari's recovery at the United States Grand Prix amid the "unfounded noise" surrounding the team

Fabio Di Giannantonio was able to adapt better to his Ducati’s stability issues in Australia

A GT3 car raced by Valentino Rossi has sold for over £500,000

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur revealed the statement of support from chairman John Elkann was aimed at a “third party” amid rumours of Christian Horner joining the Scuderia. Elkann said Ferrari has “full confidence” in the Frenchman “and in the work he is carrying out” ahead of last weekend’s United States Grand Prix, where Ferrari finished third and fourth. It came ...Keep reading

The Australian Grand Prix wasn’t as chaotic or unconventional as the previous round in Indonesia, but it did throw a surprise winner as Raul Fernandez claimed his maiden victory in MotoGP.Fabio di Giannantonio flew the flag for Ducati in second, while Marco Bezzecchi bounced back from a penalty to complete the podium.KTM endured a tough weekend, with Honda and Yamaha also largely ...Keep reading

Rick and Joe Willmott proved to be the fastest family pairing in the first-ever Generations Trophy contest at Silverstone during last weekend’s Motor Racing Legends meeting in an event that included former Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond.The new series required two generations of the same family to share a 1960s MGB, with Hammond partnering his daughter, Izzy, but the duo struggled in ...Keep reading

Aprilia’s double victory at the Australian Grand Prix continues to strengthen its case as a legitimate Ducati threat, as its Italian rival experienced a crushing sprint first in the absence of its dominator Marc Marquez. As Pecco Bagnaia’s problems rage on, Marquez’s bargaining position for a new deal beyond 2026 has improved greatly…

“He’s just showing his class, he’s showing that he’s a four-time world champion, that he’s the boss ruling everyone at the moment.”

Lewis Hamilton suffered a suspected puncture on the final lap in Austin.

Alpine were unhappy with Franco Colapinto following the United States Grand Prix

Red Bull were fined following an attempt to remove McLaren's grid marker for Lando Norris.

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