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Todt wants to avoid future Le Mans/F1 clash

Planet F1 - 20 Sep 2020 17:00
Todt wants to avoid future Le Mans/F1 clash FIA president Jean Todt aims to make sure that Le Mans and Formula 1 don't fall on the same weekend in 2021. The post Todt wants to avoid future Le Mans/F1 clash appeared first on PlanetF1.
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Former Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali would be forgiven proferring some advice to Mattia Binotto who leads a Scuderia in disarray, coinciding with one of their worst periods in Formula 1. But Domenicali refuse...
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Brown: Formula 1 will be awesome in 2022

GRAND PRIX 247 - 20 Sep 2020 10:58
Brown: Formula 1 will be awesome in 2022 After several years in the wilderness, McLaren are returning to the kind of form that becomes the great team and 2022 is the year when they expect to be making a mark in Formula 1 once again. The great Woking outfit has ...
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Sofronas, Daskalos, Gates, GT Sports Club winners at COTA SRO America Motorsports veteran James Sofronas scored the Titanium class and overall GT Sports Club win at Circuit of The Americas on (...)
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Gasly: The ambition of AlphaTauri is to match Red Bull

GRAND PRIX 247 - 20 Sep 2020 07:26
Gasly: The ambition of AlphaTauri is to match Red Bull AlphaTauri’s Pierre Gasly thinks he could accomplish his career goals at the Red Bull ‘junior’ team, should its ambitions of matching the ‘senior’ team come to fruition. A Formula 1 race winner after his victor...
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Cooper clinches GT4 America Sprint title in COTA Race 2 Michael Cooper was able to use the straight line speed advantage of the No. 10 Blackdog Speedshop McLaren 570S and take control of Pirelli (...)
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Villeneuve: Ferrari could have been the Mercedes of today Typically Jacques Villeneuve pulls no punches as he weighs on the great debate as Italy tries to come to terms with the rapid demise this season of their beloved Ferrari team. Clearly Sky Italia hire the former Formula 1...
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Sebastien Buemi enthused "we can keep the trophy now" after taking a third consecutive victory at the Le Mans 24. Driving alongside Kazuki Nakajima and Brendon Hartley, the number eight Toyota once again proved to be unb...
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Career Superbike win No. 50 for unstoppable Beaubier Earlier this year, Cameron Beaubier celebrated the 100th AMA Superbike race of his career with a victory in Pittsburgh. Today, he went out (...)
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Todt: F1 would not have survived without hybridization

GRAND PRIX 247 - 20 Sep 2020 20:35
Todt: F1 would not have survived without hybridization The astronomical costs which are part and parcel of current Formula 1 are unsustainable, half a billion dollars to run a championship-winning team like Mercedes will never attract new teams to the fray and unlikely for e...
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Smithson strikes in TC America Race 3

Racer - 20 Sep 2020 19:59
Smithson strikes in TC America Race 3 TC America Race 3 from Circuit of The Americas got underway under sunny skies with Victor Gonzalez Jr and the No. 99 VGMC Honda Civic (...)
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Horner: Red Bull working on new projects

Total F1 - 20 Sep 2020 10:50
Horner: Red Bull working on new projects Christian Horner has revealed that Red Bull staff affected by F1's incoming budget cap are already being lined up for new projects. With the larger constructors being forced to reduce costs to a maximum of $145million in...
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LM24 Hour 15: No.8 Toyota holding station at the front It's been an all-green flag running for the past hour at Le Mans, and the No. 8 Toyota TS050 still leads the race over the No. 1 (...)
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Dodgy wheel dashes Verstappen's podium hopes

Planet F1 - 20 Sep 2020 23:59
Red Bull's Max Verstappen missed out on a BMW Esports Road Atlanta podium after his steering wheel disconnected. The post Dodgy wheel dashes Verstappen’s podium hopes appeared first on PlanetF1.
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‘Exceptional' first Le Mans win for Di Resta

Total F1 - 20 Sep 2020 22:10
‘Exceptional' first Le Mans win for Di Resta Ex-F1 driver Paul Di Resta won his first Le Mans 24 Hour race and helped secure the LMP2 class title for United Autosports. Driving alongside Phillip Hanson and Filipe Albuquerque, Di Resta helped his team to victory at ...
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Verstappen misses podium due to technical problems in simrace Max Verstappen took part in the BMW SIM 120 Cup of Road Atlanta on Sunday. The Red Bull Racing driver was on his way to a nice classification, but problems with his simulator meant that there was no more in it than a twe...
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Villeneuve: Ferrari could have been the Mercedes of today Typically Jacques Villeneuve pulls no punches as he weighs on the great debate as Italy tries to come to terms with the rapid demise this season of their beloved Ferrari team. Clearly Sky Italia hire the former Formula 1...
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Perez heard by bizarre accident about the arrival of Vettel Earlier this month, months of speculation came to an end; Sebastian Vettel will come to Racing Point (as of next year Aston Martin) at the expense of Sergio Perez. However, the Mexican driver found out about the deal wit...
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Todt: F1 would not have survived without hybridization The astronomical costs which are part and parcel of current Formula 1 are unsustainable, half a billion dollars to run a championship-winning team like Mercedes will never attract new teams to the fray and unlikely for e...
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Red Bull-junior Vips also races in Formula 2 race Russia After having driven in Spa-Francorchamps, Monza and Mugello before, Red Bull-junior Juri Vips will also compete for the DAMS Formula 2 team in Sochi. He will again replace Sean Gelael, who was injured in Barcelona. Gelae...
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FIA ‘on top' of spare parts budget cap cheat

Total F1 - 20 Sep 2020 20:10
FIA ‘on top' of spare parts budget cap cheat McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says the FIA are aware that teams could try and stockpile new parts to bypass the 2021 budget cap. Initially the spending limit, which will be set at $145m per season for its first year, was ...
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FIA 'on top' of spare parts budget cap cheat

Planet F1 - 20 Sep 2020 20:01
FIA 'on top' of spare parts budget cap cheat McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says the FIA are aware that teams could try and stockpile new parts to bypass the 2021 budget cap. The post FIA ‘on top’ of spare parts budget cap cheat appeared first on PlanetF1.
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