Formula 1
Haas plans Red Bull-style upgrade that will be its ‘biggest ever’
Haas will switch to a Red Bull-style car concept before the end of 2023 with what is set to be the Formula 1 team’s biggest ever in-season upgrade
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Formula 1
F1 podcast: Zhou 2024 debate and Singapore GP preview
The Race F1 Podcasts discusses the merits of Sauber sticking with Zhou Guanyu for 2024 and previews the Singapore GP
Formula 1
Did Sauber have better F1 2024 options than Zhou?
A number of drivers were circling around Zhou Guanyu’s F1 seat. Here’s why none of them were a clear upgrade for Sauber
Formula 1
Natural leader, ‘incredibly sensitive’: Why Sauber’s keeping Zhou
After some deliberation, Sauber will continue with Zhou Guanyu for a third F1 season in 2024. Here’s how he’s endeared himself to the team
Formula 1
All you need to know about F1’s new Singapore GP layout
The simple, temporary tweak F1’s Singapore Grand Prix has made to its layout this year can make a big difference
Formula 1
What F1 can learn from its last dirty air rule tweak
Formula 1 is – again – having to take early action to remedy an overtaking problem. While its most recent attempt drew criticism for its lack of obvious impact, that’s not to say a repeat for 2025 wouldn’t be a positive intervention considering the performance gains teams constantly find
IndyCar
McLaren’s latest F1-inspired plan to raise its IndyCar game
How McLaren might transfer its Formula 1 ideas and processes to its IndyCar team has always been an intriguing question. It’s got a new idea for 2024 that it thinks will raise the bar again
IndyCar
Podcast: Contentious penalties and chaos in IndyCar finale
JR Hildebrand and Jack Benyon discuss the penalties, chaos and triumphs in IndyCar’s wildly messy Laguna Seca finale, and wider problems with officiating
MotoGP
MotoGP’s 2023 title race: Game on or a mirage?
Jorge Martin is back within one maximum weekend score of Pecco Bagnaia in the MotoGP points standings – with eight rounds still to go. But good as his perfect points haul at Misano was, the circumstances mean it can’t be assumed that the title fight is back on
Formula 1
F1 Tech Show: Why FIA’s latest wing clampdown matters
Flexible bodywork may technically be outlawed in Formula 1, but teams are still drawn to exploiting ‘aeroelasticity’ where they can. That’s why there’s another FIA crackdown coming
Formula 1
F1’s seemingly stalled driver market is a problem for Red Bull
If you thought Lewis Hamilton’s new Mercedes F1 contract had stalled the F1 driver market to a juddering halt, it’s worth bearing in mind that 13-16 seats are, as it stands, up for grabs for 2025. And there’s uncertainty enveloping Red Bull – which might just dictate how the whole situation unfolds
Formula 1
Assessing Aston Martin’s ‘within 0.3s’ Stroll/Alonso analysis
For Aston Martin, F1 team-mates need to be split by no more than three tenths. Does Lance Stroll fulfil that criteria – and is it enough?