Rossi for Bathurst 12H
December 29, 2022
Two-wheel maestro Valentino Rossi is climbing a mountain. Supercars Icon Switches to
Two-wheel maestro Valentino Rossi is climbing a mountain. Supercars Icon Switches to
Habul to Defend Bathurst Array of Magnificent Machinery REIGNING CHAMP KENNY HABUL
Oscar’s New Ride is a Blinder And Jack Faces His Biggest Challenge
Images courtesy Pirelli.com WASCC Racing Back This Weekend AUSSIE EYES will be
The Scene of Daniel’s decline ZANDVOORT IS DESTINED TO BE DROPPED from the F1 calendar beyond 2026, with organisers not renewing their contract beyond that point, despite the race’s popularity
Liam back to Basics Japan’s Suzuka legendary THIS WEEK POSES THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE yet faced by 24-year-old Yuki Tsunoda, leap-frogged over the luckless New Zealand hopeful Liam Lawson after just
Daniel to miss Losail Useful Bathurst Links PUT SIMPLY, if reigning world F1 champion Max Verstappen leaves this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix – in stunning Doha – with a lead
Miami Yet Another Test for Daniel FORMULA ONE IS, AS WE KNOW, an environment where money is no object. And that was never more evident this week when Ferrari reportedly
The Scene of Daniel’s decline ZANDVOORT IS DESTINED TO BE DROPPED from the F1 calendar beyond 2026, with organisers not renewing their contract beyond that point, despite the race’s popularity and the electric atmosphere created by Max Verstappen’s home crowd. The reality is Zandvoort is one of the few F1 venues that operates without government subsidies. Despite its popularity and high standards, the Dutch Grand Prix has become increasingly difficult to sustain. Being privately owned, organizers felt it was wiser to exit while the event is still beloved, rather than stretch resources thin. Formula 1 Management head honcho Stefano Domenicali
Averting Disaster at 200km/h Monza synonymous with speed DANIEL RICCIARDO’S LAST SECOND DECISION to avoid slamming into fellow Aussie Oscar Piastri, during last Friday’s practice at Zandvoort, evaded an accident that could have been catastrophic for both drivers. Daniel steered his Alpha Tauri 04 head-first into barriers at an estimated scary 200kms at the heavily banked Hugenholtzbocht hairpin dodging compatriot Oscar, stationary in his McLaren after crashing moments earlier. While Oscar emerged shaken but unscathed from the near disaster, Daniel broke his wrist missing the Dutch Grand Prix. He flew to Barcelona for his surgery on Sunday. Same Old Daniel
