
Connor McDonagh
F1 Journalist, Writer at Crash.net
✍️ F1 Assistant Editor for @CRASH_NET_F1 | Owner of @PremierSimGL | ✉️ [email protected]
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2 days ago |
crash.net | Peter McLaren |James Dielhenn |Lewis Larkham |Connor McDonagh
There was no shortage of drama in Sunday’s French MotoGP, but Enea Bastianini’s race topped the list for individual mayhem. By the chequered flag, the Tech3 KTM rider had served four long lap penalties, crashed twice, completed a bike swap - then earned a further long lap penalty for the next round in Silverstone. "Crazy race!” Bastianini said.
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2 days ago |
crash.net | James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham |Connor McDonagh
This is how to watch the 2025 F1 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix on May 16-18 from anywhere - including ways to get a free F1 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix live stream. We’ve also listed the F1 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix start times below. The European leg of the Formula 1 season begins with a trip to Imola. That means the Ferrari Tifosi will be out in force to catch a glimpse of Lewis Hamilton racing in the team's home country for the first time.
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2 days ago |
crash.net | James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham |Connor McDonagh
BMW have reportedly identified two riders who could replace Toprak Razgatlioglu. Razgatlioglu has been vocal about his wish to leave the World Superbike Championship and earn a MotoGP ride in 2026. Honda and Yamaha are supposedly interested in acquiring the signature of the reigning WorldSBK champion. That would leave BMW’s WorldSBK project with a gaping hole, if they lose the star rider of the entire championship.
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2 days ago |
crash.net | Connor McDonagh |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham
Ex-Haas boss Guenther Steiner believes Cadillac should favour experience when choosing drivers for their debut F1 season in 2026. Cadillac are joining the grid in 2026 as F1’s 11th team. While team boss Graeme Lowdon, formerly of Manor, is heading their preparations for next year, they’ve yet to decide on their driver line-up.
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2 days ago |
crash.net | Peter McLaren |James Dielhenn |Lewis Larkham |Connor McDonagh
Fabio Quartararo’s dream of converting a home MotoGP pole into a podium at Le Mans ended in heartbreak when the Monster Yamaha rider crashed out of second place in Sunday’s drama-filled French Grand Prix. Amid changing weather and a delayed start, Quartararo was one of 13 riders who switched back to slicks at the end of the second sighting lap, earning a double long-lap penalty.
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