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Johnson: Wild ride into Daytona 500 field "wasn't in my playbook"

Without a fast enough qualifying speed in Wednesday night’s time trials and driving a non-chartered third entry for the Legacy Motor Club team he co-owns, Jimmie Johnson needed to race his way into Sunday’s 500 field.

Motorsport

Verstappen would “never say never” to Hamilton-style Ferrari F1 move

Hamilton will conclude his long-term relationship with Mercedes at the end of this season to partner Charles Leclerc at Ferrari from 2025 on a multi-year deal to fulfil a “childhood dream”.

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Cadillac's IMSA GTP Success Makes F1's Rejection Look Even Worse

GM engineers don’t seem deflated, and the company’s progress on the track is steaming ahead.

Motor1

Stella: F1 development curve will flatten amid third year of rules cycle

The 2022 rules cycle has been dominated by Max Verstappen and Red Bull, but behind them teams have gradually closed up, with 2023 one of the most competitive seasons in history in terms the lap time differences between all 10 teams.

Autosport

Friday favourite: How Laguna Seca charmed an IMSA rookie

It was love at first sight for Alex Lynn when he pitched up at Laguna Seca back in the spring of 2022 as part of his maiden and so far only full season in the IMSA SportsCar Championship.

Autosport

Rosberg and Vettel F1 comebacks not an option for Mercedes

With the Mercedes junior driver having stood out in all the categories he has raced in so far, a stellar rookie season in F2 this year could prove to Wolff that he is ready to make the leap to a Mercedes F1 drive in 2025.

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Martin: Marquez can fight for MotoGP victories from start of season

Six-time world champion Marquez will ride a Gresini-run Ducati from 2023 this year, having left Honda after 11 years with the Japanese manufacturer.

Autosport

Red Bull insists it isn't baiting with Mercedes-style RB20 solutions

The Milton Keynes-based squad raised some eyebrows at the unveiling of its 2024 F1 challenger on Thursday night as it emerged with several concepts that Mercedes has previously used and abandoned.

Motorsport

Mir 'starting to see results' of Honda's new MotoGP approach

Once the top dog in MotoGP, Honda has slowly plummeted down the pecking order, ending the last two seasons dead last in the manufacturers' standings.

Motorsport

Ex-F1 driver Glock in DTM comeback talks with McLaren team

Autosport's sister website Motorsport-Total.com understands that efforts are being made to help the five-time DTM race winner secure a comeback in 2024 after a two-year absence.

Autosport

Verstappen: No change in Horner relationship amid Red Bull investigation

As first reported in the Dutch media, unspecified claims have been made against Horner. These are understood to have come from a female employee.

Autosport

NASCAR Daytona 500: Bell and Reddick win Duels, Johnson narrowly qualifies

In the second Duel of the evening, Hamlin had powered by to the lead with five of 60 laps to go, but Bell had made his way to second at the start of the final lap.

Autosport

Blaney "sick of paying" for bad pushes after vicious Duel crash

In Duel #2, Blaney was battling for fourth position on track when it all went wrong. There were 14 laps to go in the 60-lap race when Blaney attempted to make a pass on Byron, who blocked. Blaney then darted underneath the Hendrick Motorsports driver, but they had both lost…

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Daytona 500: Duel #2 marred by massive crash; Bell wins

Hamlin had powered to the lead with five of 60 laps to go but Bell had made his way to second at the start of the final lap.

Motorsport

Daytona 500: Reddick wins Duel #1; Johnson just makes field

Larson appeared to be in a good position entering the final of 60 laps but Reddick dove to the inside of Larson in Turn 3 and cleared for the lead when Alex Bowman got into Larson and briefly made the field three-wide. It was an impressive charge from Reddick, who…

Motorsport

Denny Hamlin taking more 'selfish' approach to Daytona 500

The 43-year-old veteran may not have won a championship, but he’s amassed 51 wins in his career, including three Daytona 500 victories.

Autosport

Sato returns to Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing for Indy 500

Two-time Indy 500 champion Sato will pilot the #75 Honda-powered entry, having spent last season competing in the five oval rounds for Chip Ganassi Racing, which featured a best result of seventh in the Indy 500.

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Sato returning to Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing for Indy 500

A two-time Indy 500 champion, Sato will pilot the No. 75 Honda-powered entry with primary sponsorship from AMADA AMERICA.

Evening Standard

Christian Horner insists 'business as usual' for Red Bull and denies allegations of inappropriate behaviour

Horner insists he has not considered stepping back from his position amid an ongoing internal investigation as he spoke at the launch of 2024 car

Motorsport

Horner admits investigation has been a "distraction" for Red Bull F1 team

He was interviewed for several hours by an independent barrister in London last week, with it understood that the preliminary results of the investigation are now being evaluated by Red Bull pending a final decision from it on what, if any, action needs to be taken.

International Business Times

Horner Says 'Business As Usual' At Red Bull Despite Probe Into His Conduct

Christian Horner insisted it is "business as usual" at Red Bull but admitted an investigation into his conduct has proved a "distraction" ahead of the 2024 Formula One season.

Autosport

Horner admits investigation has been a “distraction” for Red Bull F1 team

The Guardian - UK

‘I built this team’: Horner confident he will stay at Red Bull despite inquiry

The team principal said he believed the investigation into his behaviour will exonerate him and insisted he is ‘absolutely committed’ to Red Bull

The Guardian - UK

Red Bull reveal more than RB20 as silence surrounding Horner is broken

Team forced to face the issue of their internal investigation into their team principal with stage management you would expect of F1’s world champions

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