Despite pulling the plug on its LMP1 WEC program, Porsche will continue to work on the development of a previously planned new engine. The German manufacturer has set its sights on Formula E from 2019, but it has also shown interest in Formula 1’s 2021 engine rules. Porsche had initiated work on a new 6-cylinder … Continue reading "Porsche keeps new LMP1 engine program active… for F1?"

Click:Head massage and relaxation Giuliano Alesi is staying put at Trident for a third shot at winning the GP3 Series championship. The 18-year-old son of former Formula 1 driver Jean Alesi made his début in the support series in 2016. He picked up only a solitary point in his maiden season. However he improved to … Continue reading "Alesi sticks with Trident for third GP3 campaign"

Team Germany has successfully clinched the Race of Champions Nations Cup for the eighth time in a row. That’s despite the absence of Sebastian Vettel, who has been a crucial part of Team Germany’s previous campaigns. Last year, the four-time world champion won the event practically single handed after his compatriot Pascal Wehrlein was forced … Continue reading "Team Germany makes it eight in a row at RoC"

Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene has said his team must find a way to improve its performance this year. Click Here: cheap nrl jerseys Despite enjoying its most successful season in recent years, Ferrari ended 2017 disappointed to miss out to Mercedes in both world championships. Ferrari led both the drivers and constructors standings after the … Continue reading "Arrivabene: Ferrari has to ‘be better’ to beat Mercedes"

Reigning Formula E champion Lucas di Grassi could run for office at the FIA once he hangs up his helmet. The 33 year-old Audi Sport ABT driver, who competed in 18 Grands Prix with Virgin Racing in 2010, has no intention of retiring from racing anytime soon. But as someone who never hesitates to voice … Continue reading "Lucas di Grassi for President? It could happen…"

We’ve heard it before but Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists Lewis Hamilton’s new contract with the Silver Arrows outfit is “as good as done”. It’s been a lengthy process between the four-time world champion and his team, justified by the need to discuss and work out a myriad of details included in the over 100-page … Continue reading "New massive Hamilton contract ‘as good as done’ – Wolff"

A meeting of the Formula 1 Technical Working Group convened in Bahrain on Saturday has failed to reach any decision about how to improve overtaking. The FIA decided to meet with team representatives this weekend after what was deemed to be a disappointing season opener in Australia. Although any changes wouldn’t come into effect until … Continue reading "Plans to improve overtaking fail to excite F1 teams"

When the global economic crisis hit in 2008, Iceland suffered terribly—perhaps more than any other country. The savings of 50,000 people were wiped out, plunging Icelanders into debt and placing 25 percent of its homeowners in mortgage default. Now, less than a decade later, the nation’s economy is booming. And this year it will become … Continue reading "Iceland Jailed Bankers and Rejected Austerity—and It’s Been a Success"

Ferrari can claim bragging rights for posting the fastest times in pre-season testing, but Red Bull’s Helmut Marko believes the RB14 is the best chassis. Many pundits think the Milton Keynes-based outfit has a winner on its hands, thanks to the team’s early start to the RB14’s design process and to the speed showed by … Continue reading "Marko still convinced Red Bull has the better chassis"

The extraordinary February 15, 2003 march against the U.S. invasion of Iraq, which brought an estimated 30 million people to the streets in 800 cities on every continent, is immortalized on screen in Amir Amirani’s acclaimed documentary, We Are Many, premiering in the UK this week. We Are Many interviews key organizers of the march—including … Continue reading "'We Are Many': Documentary Depicts Legacy of Global Anti-War Movement"