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641 posts · updated October 18, 2026

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  • Brembo achieves a significant goal in 2022

    F1 / CharlotteVo1 min read

    Brembo, a manufacturer of brakes, had a fantastic year in 2022, claiming their milestone 600th racing world championship. Brembo is marking a significant accomplishment in 2022 after claiming their 600th world championship. The brake manufacturer, who has been involved in…

  • Ferrari and Schumacher have officially parted ways

    F1 / CharlotteVo1 min read

    Due to his look for other chances in 2023, Mick Schumacher is no longer engaged in the Ferrari Driver Academy. Mick Schumacher, a previous Haas Formula 1 racer, has formally departed the Ferrari Driver Academy. After 4 years of collaboration,…

  • Masi, a former F1 race director, is offered a new role in motorsport

    F1 / CharlotteVo1 min read

    In his native Australia, Michael Masi, a former Formula 1 race director, has received a new role. After leaving the FIA earlier this year, experienced Formula 1 race director Michael Masi has secured a new position inside Australian racing. Following…

  • Aston Martin is the first to announce the car’s introduction in 2023

    F1 / CharlotteVo1 min read

    Nearly a month before the start of the season, the Aston Martin AMR23 will be introduced. The 2023 challenger will start on Monday, February 13 at 19:00 GMT, according to Aston Martin. A small number of individuals will attend the…

  • The race Norris “wants to do” with McLaren is revealed by Brown

    Sport / CharlotteVo2 min read

    Could McLaren's recent F1 lineup compete in any of these prestigious events given that they race in various series, such as Formula E and IndyCar? Since the squad just joined IndyCar, Formula E, and Extreme E, it is now taking part…

  • Reasons behind McLaren’s 18-month development delay

    Sport / CharlotteVo2 min read

    James Key claims that the epidemic disrupted the squad's growth plan, which is why McLaren regressed a little in 2022. James Key, the technical director at McLaren, claims that the epidemic has thrown his squad 18 months behind schedule in…