Alex Harrington
Contributing Sports Writer at Newsweek
Writer at Motorsport.com
F1 editor in chief Sports Illustrated - Tech editor Men's Journal - Sports contributor Newsweek. Trying to keep up... 🏁
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5 days ago |
motorsport.com | Alex Harrington
Speaking ahead of the Nashville Cup Series race, RFK Racing co-owner Brad Keselowski gave high praise to Ryan Preece after an impressive 2025 season so far. Comparing him to driver Chris Buescher, the Michigan-born driver is glad to have him under his umbrella. The No. 60 Ford driver, currently sitting 14th in the drivers' standings, has proven his place in the sport and will be looking forward to racing in Nashville, a track he's shown success at in the past.
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5 days ago |
au.motorsport.com | Alex Harrington
Speaking ahead of the Nashville Cup Series race, RFK Racing co-owner Brad Keselowski gave high praise to Ryan Preece after an impressive 2025 season so far. Comparing him to driver Chris Buescher, the Michigan-born driver is glad to have him under his umbrella. The No. 60 Ford driver, currently sitting 14th in the drivers' standings, has proven his place in the sport and will be looking forward to racing in Nashville, a track he's shown success at in the past.
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5 days ago |
au.motorsport.com | Alex Harrington
After a dramatic end to the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix involving a controversial collision between four-time champion Max Verstappen and Mercedes driver George Russell, Formula 1 fans have turned social media into a courtroom. A tense race restart after a safety car triggered by Kimi Antonelli's mechanical failure saw a number of clashes between the Red Bull ace and several other drivers.
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5 days ago |
motorsport.com | Alex Harrington
Former Formula 1 driver and Sky Sports analyst Anthony Davidson has given his thoughts on the collision between George Russell and Max Verstappen during the closing laps of the Spanish Grand Prix. Admitting that he believes the move from the Dutchman against the Mercedes driver to be "intentional," he was part of several discussions on this subject following the race.
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5 days ago |
au.motorsport.com | Alex Harrington
Nine years after Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton clashed at the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix, the former German racer has discussed how the incident further poisoned the relationship between him and the seven-time champion at the Mercedes team. Speaking on the Sky Sports F1 broadcast ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, Rosberg opened up on the crash that ended his Barcelona campaign all those years ago.
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