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4 days ago |
speedcafe.com | Ben Waterworth
The 19-year-old, who is currently leading the FIA Formula 2 Championship with Rodin Motorsport, is a member of the McLaren driver development programme and also serves as a reserve and development driver for McLaren’s Formula E team. Dunne said he was excited to be given the opportunity to drive in his first grand prix weekend. “It’s an amazing opportunity to be able to drive during FP1 in Austria,” he said.
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5 days ago |
speedcafe.com | Ben Waterworth
Italian media reports in the lead-up to last weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix had questioned Vasseur’s tenure at the team, citing Ferrari’s “unsatisfactory” start to the 2025 season as the source of growing pressure. Several outlets have since speculated about possible replacements, naming Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and Ferrari’s FIA World Endurance Championship boss Antonello Coletta as candidates linked to the role.
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5 days ago |
speedcafe.com | Ben Waterworth
Titled Hill, the documentary charts Hill’s progression through the ranks of motorsport, shaped by the sudden death of his father, former World Champion Graham Hill, in a 1975 plane crash. Directed by BAFTA-nominated filmmaker Alex Holmes, the 90-minute documentary features candid interviews with Hill and his wife Georgie, alongside rare archival footage and race highlights. The 64-year-old said the documentary offered a rare opportunity to tell his story in full.
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6 days ago |
speedcafe.com | Andrew van Leeuwen
The welfare of the Tickford Racing driver was a concern for the squad following the 200-kilometre race with Randle briefly falling ill during a routine ice bath. Those concerns were initially made public by team manager Matt Roberts via Fox Sports, who indicated that medical intervention may be required. As it turned out that wasn’t to be, with team physiotherapist Brad Sampson able to tend to Randle until he recovered from the hiccup.
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6 days ago |
speedcafe.com | Simon Chapman
The ADAC RAVENOL Nurburgring 24h is arguably the most gruelling endurance race in the world, held at the iconic Nordschleife. Action at the “Green Hell” begins on Saturday at 8pm AEST with the warm-up. Cars will grid up at 10:10pm AEST. The formation lap will begin at 11:40pm AEST before racing begins at midnight.
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