SG28 Racing will compete in NASCAR Brasil
SG28 Racing confirmed that it will be on the grid of one of the main categories of national motorsport, Nascar Brasil. The team’s arrival for a new event
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F1: Hamilton points out Ferrari’s weakness against Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton believes that Ferrari is still far from Mercedes in the 2026 Formula 1 season because of the power difference between the cars. The
F1: Budkowski reveals urgent priority at Cadillac
A Cadillac has identified a problem that needs to be urgently resolved to move forward in Formula 1. Newly appointed as the team principal, Marcin Budkowski
F1: Mekies admits that Red Bull “did not give a car to force the pace” to Verstappen in Hungary
Laurent Mekies admitted that Red Bull never gave Max Verstappen a car capable of competing for the win at the Hungarian GP last weekend.
F1: Bortoleto says “there’s no way to think positive” after crash: “Focus on tomorrow”
Gabriel Bortoleto made a brief assessment of Audi’s form at the Monaco Formula 1 GP. Even though qualifying didn’t go as he expected, the Brazilian
F1: Bottas talks about future after Lowdon’s departure from Cadillac
Valtteri Bottas stated that he sees no reason for concern about his immediate future in Formula 1, even after the surprising departure of Graeme Lowdon from the leadership.
NASCAR Brazil honors the presentation of the new Chapecó racetrack
The NASCAR Brasil Series honored and participated, this Tuesday (25), in the test event of the new Autódromo Internacional Márcio Vaccaro, in Chapecó (SC). The
F1: Krack claims Aston Martin “won’t close the gap” until Miami
Aston Martin’s recovery path will still take some time in Formula '1 in 2026. In fact, Mike Krack warned not to expect a big
NASCAR Brazil in Londrina: watch Race 2 LIVE
A NASCAR Brasil holds the races of the sixth stage of the 2026 season this Sunday (23), at the Ayrton Senna International Circuit, in Londrina (PR). Follow
F1: FIA plans return of V8 engines for 2030 season
V8 engines could return to Formula 1 in the not too distant future. Mohammed Ben Sulayem, president of the FIA, stated that the plan is for the units of