Formula E
Porsche-powered 1-2 again as Wehrlein wins from ninth in Diriyah
The Porsche-powered cars of Pascal Wehrlein and Jake Dennis came from ninth and 11th on a grid to secure another 1-2 at the start of the 2023 Formula E season
Formula E
The Porsche-powered cars of Pascal Wehrlein and Jake Dennis came from ninth and 11th on a grid to secure another 1-2 at the start of the 2023 Formula E season
Formula E
The latest setback in Maserati’s miserable start to the Formula E season will involve Maximilian Guenther sitting out Friday evening’s opening Diriyah race following his crash in the group stages of qualifying
Formula E
Sebastien Buemi defeated McLaren’s Jake Hughes in a thrilling qualifying shootout for the first Diriyah Formula E race to claim his first pole position since 2019, as the DS-powered teams’ woes continued
Formula 1
Four-time Formula 1 champion Sebastian Vettel’s real-life racing accolades are too numerous to list – but his simracing CV remains limited to one outing in which he was “so bad”. Vettel reflected his appearance in the rFactor 2-based The Race Legends Trophy today in a press conference for the 2023 R
Formula 1
Red Bull has given a playful hint that it might have a livery change in store for the 2023 Formula 1 season, but will it follow it through this time?
Formula 1
A key engineer from Michael Schumacher’s dominant Ferrari Formula 1 period has joined McLaren to work on its electric racing programmes in Formula E and Extreme E
Formula E
The rear-view mirror design of Formula E’s new Gen3 car is under review and expected to be changed after drivers complained to the FIA that they were unable to use them effectively
Formula 1
The Alfa Romeo Formula 1 team has announced a new title sponsor, while its previous title partner Orlen has joined AlphaTauri instead
Formula 1
Now new Ferrari team boss Frederic Vasseur has given his first media interview since taking the job, The Race F1 Podcast asks what direction the team’s likely to take under his leadership
Formula 1
Ferrari has rubbished rumours of a 30bhp boost and says its F1 engine changes are for reliability as required – but the line there is blurred
Formula 1
New Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur has given the first hint of changes he could make. It’d be “arrogant” to try an instant overhaul, he says, and he’s being careful not to throw anyone under the bus – but a review that’s already underway could define his leadership
Formula 1
Mattia Binotto gave new Ferrari F1 team principal Frederic Vasseur a handover after assuming the position, while one of the architects of Ferrari’s last sustained period of success, Jean Todt, has also offered him advice