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  • ‘A bit messy’: Verstappen proud to win fourth title despite Red Bull crisis

    November 24, 2024

    Max Verstappen has hailed his fourth Formula 1 drivers’ championship as his most impressive yet after sealing the title with two races to spare in Las Vegas. The Dutchman had to overcome a crisis at Red Bull which saw team principal Christian Horner accused of inappropriate behaviour, design mastermind Adrian Newey leave and rivals McLaren [...]

  • Monger eyes Paralympics and racing return after Ironman heroics

    October 28, 2024

    British former racing driver Billy Monger is considering competing at the LA 2028 Paralympics after winning Prince William’s approval for his record-breaking Ironman triathlon. The 25-year-old smashed the Ironman record for a double amputee on the 140.6-mile World Championship course in Kona, Hawaii on Saturday. Monger’s remarkable effort, which followed a year of gruelling training [...]

  • Design guru Newey vows to turn Aston Martin into Formula 1 champions

    September 10, 2024

    Former Red Bull designer Adrian Newey has vowed to deliver Aston Martin’s first ever Formula 1 world championship after confirming his move to the historic British marque. Newey, 65, has agreed to join the Silverstone-based outfit as managing technical partner on a long-term contract worth up to £30m a year which also includes equity in [...]

  • Extreme E in Scotland will be at centre of changing landscape

    July 12, 2024

    Change seems to be in the air up in Dumfries and Galloway this weekend. Last week’s General Election may not have seen a switch in party in the Scottish constituency but at the Glenmuckloch opencast coal mine will be the backdrop for a key shift in motorsport, through Extreme E, and how it’s powered this [...]

  • Electric racing looks to make mark on status quo

    June 26, 2024

    The United States is motorsport mad: they live for Nascar and IndyCar and have recently adopted Formula 1 once again. This weekend the electric version of the world’s dominant motorsport, Formula E, heads to Portland for its penultimate weekend of racing. With four races to go until a Formula E champion is crowned in London [...]

  • Formula E and motorsport at heart of a China waking from its slumber

    May 25, 2024

    In Rome’s Palazzo dei Congressi last summer, Formula E chief executive told Morning Wire that a return to racing in China after four years was on the cards. “We need to be in mainland China,” he said. “I know we can dance around that a bit but we need to be in mainland China. “Every [...]

  • Aston Martin Vantage 2024 review: From sports car to supercar

    May 13, 2024

    The new 665hp Aston Martin Vantage is gunning for McLaren and Lamborghini. Tim Pitt drives it on the road and racetrack.

  • Williams to use F1 engineering expertise to help other sectors

    April 11, 2024

    Formula 1 team Williams Racing have launched a new company that will apply the sport’s technology to engineering in other sectors. The new company will be based out of Grove, alongside the F1 team A statement read: “A mix of highly-skilled people and unique engineering assets will combine to offer services including: platform dynamics; advanced [...]

  • Formula 1 owner Liberty revs up motorsport interest with £3bn deal for MotoGP parent Dorna

    April 2, 2024

    F1 owner Liberty Media will takeover the motorcycle racing league MotoGP via a £3bn deal with Bridgepoint and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.

  • Radical SR10 XXR review: British-built track car is ready to race

    March 25, 2024

    Tim Pitt straps in for a world exclusive first drive of the Radical SR10 XXR: a British-built track car that is ready to race

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