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[Spoilers] [Spoilers], triumphs in IMSA 6 Hours of the Glen
The No.31 Cadillac won for the second straight time, in what turned out to be a turbulent and eventful IMSA 6 Hours of the Glen.>!​!<
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The No.31 Cadillac won for the second straight time, in what turned out to be a turbulent and eventful IMSA 6 Hours of the Glen.>!​!<
The brand-new LMP2 cars, set for a 2028 ACO debut, will make their maiden IMSA appearance in 2029, as the series has confirmed the regulation timeline.
The most recent Formula 1 Grand Prix in Barcelona and the 24 Hours of Le Mans showed that even in the modern age of racing, it remains an integral part and a stunning one to look as well.
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A final hour showdown has concluded with the No.7 achieving Toyota's sixth Le Mans win - their first since 2022. Inter Europol dominated the LMP2 class with a one-two finish led by the No.43 car and the No.33 TF Sport Corvette topped the LMGT3 class.
Did any of you know about the ''chicken breaking'' part of Endurance Racing? I certainly did not...
The No.38 led a Cadillac 1-2 at the halfway mark of the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans, with the No.8 Toyota giving chase in third after the trio duelled in the dark. The No.30 Duqiene led LMP2 and the No.33 Corvette led in LMGT3.
Sébastien Bourdais grabbed first place at the last possible moment in the final 24 Hours of Le Mans practice session, pipping the No.20 BMW in a relatively straightforward FP4.
The LMGT3 session-topping car was disqualified after excessive rear strake wear was found.
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A late effort by Kamui Kobayashi proved just enough to give the No.7 Toyota first, in the night-time FP2, edging out the recovering No.83 AF Corse Ferrari.>!​!<
**Ferdinand Habsburg led the way for the 24 Hours of Le Mans Hypercar Qualifying session, which produced a shock elimination from Hyperpole.**>!!<
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Before Fittipaldi, Piquet and Senna, there were others who paved the way.
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The No.66 Tresor Attempto Racing Audi achieved a surprise win in Monza's GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) second Endurance Cup race, after an eventful three hours that finished under safety car conditions.>!​!<
HRT Ford Racing were standouts in qualifying for the Monza round of the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Endurance Cup, as the team got both Pro and Silver pole positions.
The No.31 Whelen Cadillac of Earl Bamber and Jack Aitken won its home racing quite comfortably, despite a late-stage safety car which bunched up the field, with GTD Pro honours going to the No.3 Pratt Miller Motorsports Corvette after some chaotic final laps.
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Earl Bamber had it his way once more on Detroit, taking pole in a qualifying session, that was red-flagged due to Kevin Estre crashing his No.6 Porsche, with Cadillac securing a front-row lockout.
The 2026 GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) season continues this weekend, with Endurance Cup action resuming at the ‘Temple of Speed’ as teams prepare for an important three-hour Race.
Hey everyone! Was just taking a look at Max's F3 season and with hindsight it was quite a competitive grid to compete amongst. Ocon, Felix Rosenqvist, Tom Blomqvist, Giovinazzi, Fuoco, Lucas Auer, Jake Dennis, even the almighty Latifi.
I just wonder at the time,how competitive was the field considered and how was Max regarded in general when competing in F3?
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Niki Lauda finished his highly successful and praised Formula 1 career with three titles, 25 wins and 54 podiums but only one of them came at Canada. Why was that the case? Is there more behind the headline results?
Hope you enjoy this piece ahead of today's track action! Any polite feedback will be appreciated.
Much has been made of Max Verstappen’s ”threats” to quit Formula 1 and the Motorsport Storyteller shares his own thoughts on the topic, with the Dutchman having just finished his 24 Hours of Nürburgring adventure.
https://motorsportstoryteller.com/formula-1-does-not-need-max-verstappen-motorsport-does/