Ben Waterworth
AFL Editor, AFLW and U18s Commentator at Fox Sports Australia
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1 week ago |
speedcafe.com | Ben Waterworth
The chassis 211 Ferrari F2001 fetched €15,980,000 (AUD $24.85 million) at an RM Sotheby’s auction on Saturday, setting a new benchmark as the most expensive Ferrari Formula 1 car ever sold. It also broke the previous record for a Schumacher-driven F1 car, surpassing the AUD $23.1 million sale of his 2003 title-winning F2003-GA in 2022. The chassis secured victory at the 2001 Hungarian Grand Prix, which clinched the Drivers’ Championship for Schumacher and Constructors’ Championship for Ferrari.
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1 week ago |
speedcafe.com | Ben Waterworth
The Frenchman is currently in his third Formula 2 season with ART Grand Prix and sits eighth in the standings, having claimed pole position in Melbourne and a podium finish in the Saudi Arabia Feature Race. This comes off the back of two solid F2 seasons, with Martins being crowned F2’s top rookie in 2023 and securing five podiums in 2024, including a victory in the Barcelona Sprint Race.
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1 week ago |
speedcafe.com | Ben Waterworth
The pair were locked in a prolonged and unusual battle during the 78-lap race, as Albon held Russell at bay to help his Williams teammate Carlos Sainz execute his mandated two-stop strategy. That strategy proved effective, but it left Russell visibly frustrated. So frustrated, in fact, that the Mercedes driver illegally cut the Nouvelle Chicane to force his way past Albon, earning himself a drive-through penalty in the process.
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1 week ago |
speedcafe.com | Ben Waterworth
Wurz, who competed in 69 grands prix and now chairs the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association, runs a circuit design company called Wurz Design, which is currently working on proposed F1 tracks in Saudi Arabia and Rwanda. In a video posted to his social media accounts, the Austrian outlined three changes that he believes could help the Monaco Grand Prix deliver more compelling racing without sacrificing its character. WURZdesign proposed Monaco Track upgrades.
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1 week ago |
speedcafe.com | Ben Waterworth
The last time a Kiwi driver scored points on the famed streets of Monte Carlo was in 1973, when Denny Hulme finished sixth for McLaren. With his performance, Lawson becomes only the fourth New Zealander to score points in Monaco during a world championship race, joining Hulme, Chris Amon, and Bruce McLaren. The breakthrough couldn’t have come at a better moment for the 23-year-old, who has endured a tough start to his first full F1 season.
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