ESPN renews partnership with NASCAR Brasil for two more seasons
ESPN has renewed the broadcasting rights for NASCAR Brazil for two more seasons, ensuring complete coverage of one of the main competitions of
ESPN has renewed the broadcasting rights for NASCAR Brazil for two more seasons, ensuring complete coverage of one of the main competitions of
Formula 1 and the FIA have been encouraged to take an independent stance ahead of decisive meetings regarding the 2026 regulations. The call comes amid
Yuki Tsunoda’s future in Formula 1 has once again become a topic of discussion, even with the possibility of a return as a lead driver at Red Bull Racing being considered
The driver Nelson Marcondes will compete, between April 8 and 11, in the opening round of the 2026 season of the Porsche Sports Cup Suisse, at the Autódromo
Former driver Eddie Irvine stated that Formula 1 “does not need” Max Verstappen, after the four-time world champion suggested he could leave the category at the end of the
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
Driver Jorge Martelli will be sponsored by Sinop Energia, a leading company in the energy sector, for the 2026 NASCAR Brasil season
Formula 1 released an update that it considered positive, ahead of a decisive meeting with the teams and the FIA scheduled for April 9. Even in the face of
Fernando Alonso’s complicated start to the 2026 Formula 1 season reignited discussions about the Spaniard’s future in the category. After three races
The documentary Pferdestärke – Die Welt der Gina Schumacher, from ZDF, which premieres on April 17, brings new accounts of Gina Schumacher’s journey and