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Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney part of $200m investment in F1 team with fellow Hollywood star

Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have added another sports team to their business ventures

Wales Online

Tsunoda to join Vettel in Red Bull Nordschleife showcase after Verstappen denied

Earlier this month, it was announced that retired four-time F1 world champion Vettel will make his return to the cockpit of grand prix machinery for the showcase event in Germany on 9 September.

Autosport

Sainz sets winter target to sort new Ferrari F1 contract, denies Audi talks

The Spaniard, whose current contract with the Italian team runs until the end of 2024, has already been singled out as a potential candidate to join Audi when the German manufacturer completes its takeover of the Sauber squad.

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Wolff disputes Marko’s F1 claims over Schumacher

Schumacher was signed as a Mercedes reserve for 2023, after losing his race seat with Haas at the end of last year. He has since been singled out for praise by Lewis Hamilton and George Russell for the contribution he has made in the simulator to race weekend progress.

Autosport

NASCAR Cup Nashville: Chastain ends year-long winless streak

Chastain, who came into the weekend stating he needed to “wreck less and win more”, claimed pole position and ended a more than year-long winless streak in Nashville.

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Wrexham owners expand growing sport portfolio with £171m investment in F1

Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have joined forces again to form part of an investment group that will pump £171m into Formula One team Alpine

Daily Mirror

TOM'S says benching Alesi mid-season was discussed last year

Following this month's Sugo race, TOM'S took the decision to stand down the struggling Alesi and replace him with former Team Mugen driver Ukyo Sasahara for the remaining four races of the season.

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Van Gisbergen wants NASCAR oval shot

The Supercars star is set to make his NASCAR debut at the Chicago street race next weekend as part of Trackhouse Racing's Project 91 programme.

Motorsport

Supercars kicks off parity meetings

An official parity review was triggered by the recent Darwin Triple Crown, where the Chevrolet Camaro continued its unbeaten start to the Gen3 era with three more race wins.

Motorsport

Truex "burned the rear tires off" trying to catch Chastain

Truex, his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin and race winner Ross Chastain dominated the front of the field on Sunday, but it was Truex who worked feverishly in the final 50 laps trying to catch Chastain.

Motorsport

2023 NASCAR Cup Nashville race results

Chastain led a race-high 99 laps and passed the Joe Gibbs Racing drivers of Martin Truex Jr. and Denny Hamlin to take the victory. He later had to fend off a charging Truex in the closing laps while navigating slower traffic.

Motorsport

Chastain ends year-long winless streak with Nashville Cup win

Chastain, who had lamented in an interview Friday that he needed to “wreck less and win more,” won the pole for Sunday’s race and ended a more than year-long winless streak with his first victory of the 2023 season.

Motorsport

Porsche stripped of IMSA Watkins Glen win, BMW inherits landmark victory

The #6 Porsche Penske Motorsport 963 of Nick Tandy and Mathieu Jaminet scored a dramatic overall victory at Watkins Glen after passing the #25 BMW M Team RLL BMW M Hybrid V8 of Nick Yelloly and Connor De Phillippi with just six minutes of the six-hour race remaining.

Autosport

Carl Edwards: NASCAR return not the right thing to do "for fun"

Edwards’s abrupt decision following the 2016 season to retire from NASCAR competition at age 37 shocked the sport, one in which drivers winning races and contending for championships rarely step aside on their own.

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IMSA Watkins Glen: Porsche snatches last-gasp win from BMW

Jaminet passed Connor De Phillippi’s Rahal Letterman Lanigan-run BMW with just six minutes of the six-hour race remaining. The race went full-course yellow just moments later, as a BMW GTD car somersaulted on the approach to the final corner.

The Independent UK

Fred Wright becomes British men’s road champion with first professional win

The 24-year-old paid a heartfelt tribute to Bahrain Victorious team-mate Gino Mader, who died on June 16 following a crash at the Tour de Suisse.

Autosport

Ogier: "I've rarely had to fight like this" for WRC victory in Kenya

The eight-time world champion scored this third win of a partial WRC campaign after seeing off Toyota team-mate and championship leader Kalle Rovanpera by 6.7s in a gruelling battle in Kenya.

Motorsport

Bezzecchi was “scared of losing podium” at Dutch MotoGP

Bezzecchi defeated Francesco Bagnaia to win the sprint race on Saturday, when both riders ran a soft rear tyre, but he had to give best to the factory Ducati in the longer, hotter Dutch Grand Prix at Assen, when most of the field took the medium rear tyre.

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Bezzecchi “scared of losing podium” at Dutch MotoGP

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Binder “sorry to mess up” Dutch MotoGP podium chances

The South African rider crossed the line in third place in both the sprint and grand prix races, but was demoted by officials on both occasions.

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Hill predicts trouble for F1 teams chasing “frightening” Verstappen

The Milton Keynes team has won all eight grands prix so far, with Verstappen claiming six of the victories, and although Hill thinks Mercedes has made a step forward in recent races, he believes the performance gap is still so big that all of Red Bull’s rivals will struggle to…

The Guardian - UK

Women-only W Series shown red flag but its legacy in motor sport is clear

It folded after three seasons but it brought drivers back to racing, gave girls role models and prompted F1 into action

The Times of India

Bagnaia wins attritional Dutch MotoGP, Binder loses third with penalty

Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia won the Dutch MotoGP at Assen TT on Sunday to extend his lead in the world championship standings while pole sitter Marco Bezzecchi finished second.

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MotoGP Dutch GP: Bagnaia gets revenge on Bezzecchi, Binder loses podium again

The factory Ducati rider held off sprint race winner Marco Bezzecchi to avenge Saturday’s contest, in which Bagnaia had had to settle for second.

Motorsport

MotoGP Dutch GP: Bagnaia wins from Bezzecchi to extend points lead

The factory Ducati rider held off sprint race winner Marco Bezzecchi to avenge Saturday’s contest, in which Bagnaia had had to settle for second.

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