F1 world champion among drivers for Race Of Champions’ first New Zealand event
The Race Of Champions has announced the first four drivers for its inaugural New Zealand event, taking place at Wellington’s Hnry Stadium on 9-10 January 2027.
The lineup will be spearheaded by four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel, who has taken part in all but two Race Of Champions events since 2007. The German won the Nations’ Cup six years in a row, from 2007 to 2012 ...Keep reading
The lineup will be spearheaded by four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel, who has taken part in all but two Race Of Champions events since 2007. The German won the Nations’ Cup six years in a row, from 2007 to 2012 ...Keep reading
Red Bull insists “there is nothing wrong” with Isack Hadjar's recovery
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies says Isack Hadjar’s recovery from injury is on target, despite the Frenchman having missed the last three Formula 1 grands prix.
Hadjar injured his wrist in training during the summer break and has since been replaced by Liam Lawson, with reserve driver Yuki Tsunoda standing in at Racing Bulls.
Interaction with seven-time MotoGP world champion Marc ...Keep reading
Hadjar injured his wrist in training during the summer break and has since been replaced by Liam Lawson, with reserve driver Yuki Tsunoda standing in at Racing Bulls.
Interaction with seven-time MotoGP world champion Marc ...Keep reading
Así quedan el ranking FIP y la Race 2026 tras el triunfo de Tapia-Coello y Sánchez-Ustero en el Paris Major
Una edición más, Roland Garros nos dejó una de las grandes semanas de pádel del año. El Paris Major de Premier Padel volvió a vestir de gala la Philippe Chatrier y puso el broche de oro a un torneo de récord con dos nuevos campeones: Ari Sánchez-Andrea Ustero y Agustín Tapia-Arturo Coello. Los cuatro se marcharon de París con 2.000 puntos bajo el brazo, un zarpazo importante para afrontar el tramo decisivo de la temporada.]]>
Jorge Martin to decide on arm pump surgery after Austrian GP
Jorge Martin suffered another physical setback during the San Marino GP weekend, adding to the injuries that have plagued him since he joined Aprilia last year.
The Spaniard suffered nerve compression in his right forearm, commonly known among riders as arm pump.
The problem worsened on Sunday, when Martin made a strong start and moved into first place, leading the race for five laps before ...Keep reading
The Spaniard suffered nerve compression in his right forearm, commonly known among riders as arm pump.
The problem worsened on Sunday, when Martin made a strong start and moved into first place, leading the race for five laps before ...Keep reading
