Новости за 20.01.2023

The Briton renewed his relationship with the Woking squad twice in quick succession. He agreed one contract extension in May 2021 before inking another on revised terms in February of last year. Provisionally, that means he will remain with McLaren - which finished fifth behind Alpine in the constructors championship last season - until the end of 2025. But Red Bull team boss ... Keep reading

The AJ Foyt Racing-Chevrolet will be car #88 and will run in what the team refers to as Coyote Red a hark back to the Coyote chassis used by Foyt from 1966 to 83, which used to run in a similar color. The #88 number is a new one for the Foyt team and is, coincidentally, the age of the seven-time Indy car champion and first four-time Indy 500 winner who is still in charge of ... Keep reading

The Woking outfit has expanded its racing operations considerably in recent years after fresh investment over the previous two years, starting with it taking a majority shareholding in the Schmidt Peterson Racing IndyCar team ahead of the 2020 season - which now races as Arrow McLaren. It has also diversified its interests by extending its reach into electric racing, setting up an Extreme E ... Keep reading

The PremiAir Racing driver will make a one-off start in the Aussie Trans Am series as a stand-in driver for brand new team The Racing Academy. Run by renowned driver coach Tom Williamson and his business partner Doug Westwood, The Racing Academy will field young drivers in state-level Formula Ford and national Trans Am. The regular Trans Am line-up for 2023 will be former karting world ... Keep reading

The Roar Before the 24, the qualifying event for the 2023 Rolex 24 At Daytona, runs January 20th-22nd culminating in qualifying. This year, IMSA reverts to the traditional form of class-by-class qualifying as featured at other rounds of the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, rather than the sprint race weve seen at the Daytona road course for the last two years. Still, its worth noting ... Keep reading

The four-time race winner will be looking to bounce back from what was a difficult first season with Walkinshaw Andretti United. Percat struggled with the fickle WAU package compared to teammate Chaz Mostert, particularly when it came to qualifying speed. His cause wasn't helped by a number of engineering changes on his side of the garage, with Geoff Slater starting the season as his ... Keep reading

Motorsport.com has learned that for at least the first part of this season drivers won't be able to manipulate the front or rear roll bars on the fly. Roll bar adjustment will instead only be able to be made under the car during pitstops, similar to the system used in GT3 racing. This is the second time Supercars has moved to stop in-car bar adjustment, the series having considered dropping ... Keep reading

The W13 came to be most closely associated with the porpoising problem that impacted every F1 team to some extent during the first season of the championship returning to running ground-effects designs. Although Mercedes was able to address the specific aerodynamic porpoising issue, it then spent the next phase of the campaign working to fix a ride problem the porpoising had been masking before ... Keep reading

Since the end of last season, Nissan, Toyota and Honda have all run their GT500 machines in one form or another. Toyota held a two-day test in late December at Motegi, where Ukyo Sasahara got his first miles in a GR Supra, joined on-track by Honda's #99 development car. Earlier in the month, Nissan had its two NISMO machines in action for a day at Fuji Speedway dedicated to evaluating young ... Keep reading

The FIA insisted on a more stringent layout, in order to prevent any elaborate concepts that might erode the foundations for good racing upon which the regulations had been framed. Steps had already been taken in recent years to rid the front wing of outwash generating devices, such as cascade elements, while the number of flap elements, which had once reached nine in total, is now limited to ... Keep reading

The FIA insisted on a more stringent layout, in order to prevent any elaborate concepts that might erode the foundations for good racing upon which the regulations had been framed. Steps had already been taken in recent years to rid the front wing of outwash-generating devices, such as cascade elements, whilst the number of flap elements, which had once reached nine in total, is now limited to ... Keep reading

The Woking outfit has expanded its racing operations considerably in recent years after fresh investment over the previous two years, starting with it taking a majority shareholding in the Schmidt Peterson Racing IndyCar team ahead of the 2020 season - which now races as Arrow McLaren. It has also diversified its interests by extending its reach into electric racing, setting up an Extreme E ... Keep reading

Coming into 2023, Honda has refreshed its rider line-up, with ex-Suzuki riders Joan Mir and Alex Rins joining it factory team and satellite LCR squad respectively, while Marquez has enjoyed a trouble-free winter. In its race department back in Japan and within the race team itself, Honda has also gone through a reshuffle, with the signing of a key name in ex-Suzuki technical chief Ken ... Keep reading

Eight-time world champion Ogier is yet to beaten in Monte Carlo this year, having won the five stages to date. The feat was made even more impressive given the Toyota driver was without hybrid boost for two of the three stages this morning. Ogiers advantage heading into the afternoon loop has ballooned to 32.7s after Evans suffered a right -ear puncture on Stage 5, which dropped him from ... Keep reading

The Frenchman will continue with the team, with whom he won the F3 title, for his rookie F2 challenge alongside 2022 F2 runner-up Theo Pourchaire, who was announced on Thursday. Alpine Academy member Martins claimed the F3 crown in Monza in September, beating Zane Maloney and Ollie Bearman to the title. Martins took part in November's post-season F2 test in Abu Dhabi with ART and finished ... Keep reading

F1 overhauled its technical ruleset for the 2022 season in a bid to reduce the amount of downforce lost when cars were following each other, allowing them to get closer and attempt more overtakes. The changes were widely praised by the F1 drivers, while Pirelli reported the number of overtakes in F1 had risen from 599 over the 2021 season to 785 last year. But attention is already moving ... Keep reading

New Delhi [India], January 20 (ANI): Commonwealth gold medalist Vinesh Phogat on Friday stated that disclosing the names of victims would put them in danger and said that it was one of the reasons for having not yet filed an FIR. "If we disclose the name of the victims it would put them in danger including their families. We can't disclose their identity as nothing has been put on paper and it has not yet been made offici

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