JOhn Smith

3 days ago | total-motorsport.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

The Austrian GP 2025 weather forecast is pointing toward a hot and mostly dry race weekend as Formula 1 heads to the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg for Round 11 of the season. June in this part of Austria is normally warm and sunny, and current predictions suggest the entire Grand Prix weekend could be scorching hot. Drivers and teams are paying close attention to the sky, knowing that conditions can heavily affect tire performance and car cooling.

4 days ago | total-motorsport.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

NASCAR is one of the most highly anticipated annual motorsport events, with millions of fans worldwide. Many racing lovers prefer not only to watch the contest from the stands or in live streams, but also actively engage in the competition by betting on their favourite driver. Many online bookmakers cover multiple NASCAR markets, making it easy to find a suitable spot.

4 days ago | total-motorsport.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

Formula 1 is not only the leading event in the motorsport world; it’s also a titbit for betting lovers. The dynamism and unpredictability of this tournament attract millions of users, so why not make this pastime potentially profitable? The event is in full swing, and it’s high time to learn the odds and discover how everything works before engaging in F1 wagering. Undeniably, most users prefer to enter the game and bet on their preferred driver to win.

4 days ago | total-motorsport.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

A number of the races in the 2025 Formula 1 calendar are likely to be almost unpredictable. Although Formula 1 can be characterised by rather similar results within the leading teams, there are specific circuits and racing conditions that disappoint expectations and models alike. The weather, technical requirements and track configurations provide a chance of surprises, making fans and analysts scratch their heads.

5 days ago | total-motorsport.com | John Smith |JOhn Smith

F1 has announced its race calendar for next season. As well as shuffling races around to minimise the amount of air travel teams will have to undertake, the calendar also features the new Madring circuit in Madrid, which will effectively replace Imola in Italy. The new circuit has been described as a hybrid track, combining tight street corners and long fast-paced straights. It will be contested on the weekend of 11 – 13 June, at the end of the European stage of the calendar.