Motorsport News

Esteban Ocon & Fernando Alonso both received 5 second time penalties in the opening races of the season for aligning their cars incorrectly on the start grid, which has triggered the FIA to widen the grid boxes to 2.7 m width from the Australian GP.

World No. 1 tennis player Carlos Alcaraz wrote a cheeky message on the camera lens after advancing to the quarter finals of the Miami open, in support of Alonso who has already secured 2 podium finishes this season.

Having the fastest car on the grid by a sizeable margin, it is hard to believe that Red Bull won’t sweep everything to win this weekend, but can Alonso spring a surprise on the streets of Melbourne?

Porsche was planning to make an entry in Formula 1 when the new engine regulations kick in in 2026, but the carmaker has reportedly put its plans on hold for the foreseeable future.

The race motorcycle used in the championship was based on the TVS Apache RR 310.

This result comes after a disappointing season opener in Bahrain where he finished 17th.

Redbull finishes 1-2 yet again, but this time with Perez in first position and Verstappen in second.

Ferrari’s Leclerc ended qualifying in P2 though will serve a 10-place penalty on Sunday while Verstappen will start down in P15 after suffering a drive shaft issue.