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How F1 teams pick their drivers and what Cadillac’s rumoured Valtteri Bottas signing means

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  • 2025-08-22 22:18 event
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How F1 teams pick their drivers and what Cadillac’s rumoured Valtteri Bottas signing means
As reported by Motorsport.com in June, Valtteri Bottas is primed to agree terms with Cadillac to complete his return to a Formula 1 race seat. This leaves just one much-coveted seat as the grid expands to 22 cars, and everyone without a contract next year has been linked to it.Of them, Sergio Perez is considered the most likely and most attractive candidate to the team, given his experience ...Keep reading

1.616. MotoGP riders reveal first laps of new Balaton Park track “like karting”

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The day has come and gone at last. After months of doomtalk around the all-new Balaton Park circuit, MotoGP folk can stop speculating. While the first day of track action at the Hungarian Grand Prix certainly didn’t answer every question that had been doing the rounds in the lead-up, at least there were real MotoGP laps in the record books by the end of it.So, after 21 bikes shared the ...Keep reading

1.617. The verdict on Hungary's new MotoGP venue

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The day has come and gone at last. After months of doomtalk around the all-new Balaton Park circuit, MotoGP folk can stop speculating. While the first day of track action at the Hungarian Grand Prix certainly didn’t answer every question that had been doing the rounds in the lead-up, at least there were real MotoGP laps in the record books by the end of it.So, after 21 bikes shared the ...Keep reading

1.618. Pecco Bagnaia after his furious reaction: “They were arguing on the line”

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Francesco Bagnaia gives his view on the MotoGP practice clash that saw Alex Marquez and Jack Miller penalised at Balaton Park.

1.619. Alex Marquez rails against MotoGP grid penalty: “They disturbed me”

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Alex Marquez received a MotoGP grid penalty in Hungary but insists he was also impeded.

1.620. Jack Miller, Alex Marquez hit with penalties by stewards at Hungary MotoGP

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FIM Stewards announce verdict on slow riding incidents at the end of Friday practice for the Hungarian MotoGP.

1.621. Hungary MotoGP practice pace teeing up two-way Marc Marquez/Pedro Acosta battle

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Pedro Acosta stole the headline lap time from Marc Marquez on day one of MotoGP’s return to Hungary. Pace analysis favours the Ducati rider, though…

1.622. Marc Marquez v Pedro Acosta two-way battle teed up by Hungary MotoGP practice pace

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Pedro Acosta stole the headline lap time from Marc Marquez on day one of MotoGP’s return to Hungary. Pace analysis favours the Ducati rider, though…

1.623. Pedro Acosta delivers verdict on "strange" highside in Hungarian MotoGP practice

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Pedro Acosta ends Friday fastest at the Hungarian MotoGP despite a "strange" late highside, edging Marc Marquez by just 0.006s.

1.624. Fabio Quartararo exit speculation “makes no sense”, Yamaha claim

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Paolo Pavesio says it “makes no sense” to talk about Fabio Quartararo’s MotoGP future beyond 2026.

1.625. How F1 teams pick their drivers and what Cadillac’s rumoured Valtteri Bottas signing means

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As reported by Motorsport.com in June, Valtteri Bottas is primed to agree terms with Cadillac to complete his return to a Formula 1 race seat. This leaves just one much-coveted seat as the grid expands to 22 cars, and everyone without a contract next year has been linked to it.Of them, Sergio Perez is considered the most likely and most attractive candidate to the team, given his experience ...Keep reading

1.626. With Bottas, Cadillac favours experience: How did other new F1 teams approach their line-ups?

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As reported by Autosport in June, Valtteri Bottas is primed to agree terms with Cadillac to complete his return to a Formula 1 race seat. This leaves one much-coveted seat as the grid expands to 22 cars, and anyone without a contract next year has been linked to it.Of them, Sergio Perez is considered the most likely and most attractive candidate to the team, given his experience and support ...Keep reading

1.627. Ford’s intriguing F1 update as they ramp up Red Bull involvement

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Ford detail how involved they are with Red Bull's F1 engine project

1.628. KTM super sub stuns MotoGP team boss with Hungary practice pace

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Pol Espargaro secured direct Q2 place in Hungary

1.629. 2025 Hungarian MotoGP: Pedro Acosta fastest in Practice, Pecco Bagnaia in Q1

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Pedro Acosta fastest in second practice despite a crash

1.630. KTM shuts down “completely crazy” Red Bull-to-Honda rumours

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KTM has signed a new deal with Red Bull

1.631. Cadillac to sign Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez, what next for snubbed drivers?

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What next for the group of drivers who have missed out on a drive at Cadillac for 2026?

1.632. 2025 Hungarian MotoGP: Friday Practice as it happened

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Recap Friday practice sessions at the Hungarian MotoGP from Balaton Park.

1.633. Jack Miller’s WorldSBK options rated as Yamaha MotoGP frustration grows

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What are Jack Miller’s options for a switch from MotoGP to WorldSBK for the 2026 season?

1.634. Manu Gonzalez told to shun Yamaha, there's a better idea for MotoGP future

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Yamaha is yet to finalise its 2026 MotoGP line-up, leaving two grand prix winners in limbo as it looks to tempt a young gun from Moto2. But with its Austria disaster highlighting the gap Yamaha still has to bridge, Yamaha needs experience, and Manu Gonzalez stands to gain more testing the open market…

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