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Joshua Dürksen and Eduardo Sánchez discuss how motorsport plays into wider sporting ambitions and long-term investment in sport in Paraguay.
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Exclusive: “So I see a bright future in Paraguay” — Dürksen on the growth of motorsport and a nation making its mark on the global sporting stage

Karishma Persad012 mins

Paraguay’s sporting landscape is changing at remarkable speed. A country historically defined by football and a deep-seated rally tradition is now entering new territory, building momentum across international events, investing in infrastructure, and gaining global visibility through its athletes. At the heart of the emergence of Paraguay in single-seater motorsport stands its first Formula 2…

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Head of Strategy at Red Bull Racing for many years, Will Courtenay has joined the McLaren F1 Team as Sporting Director.
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Former Red Bull Head of Strategy Will Courtenay begins Sporting Director role at McLaren F1

James O'Connor03 mins

Head of Strategy at Red Bull Racing for many years, Will Courtenay has joined the McLaren F1 Team as Sporting Director. While it was announced in September 2024, the engineer only starts at the Woking-based team now. Starting at Jaguar before the car manufacturer left the sport at the end of 2004, the British engineer…

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Maya Weug completed her second year of F1 Academy by finishing runner up for the Championship, where it went down to the line in Las Vegas.
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2025 F1 Academy Season Review: Maya Weug

Shania Wallage03 mins

Maya Weug drove an excellent and highly competitive 2025 F1 Academy season, finishing as the championship runner-up after a fierce, season-long battle with Champion Doriane Pin. Weug proved her mastery of speed and resilience, achieving three race victories and claiming a season-leading three pole positions. The season concluded in a dramatic showdown in Las Vegas,…

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Colapinto remained remarkably optimistic about what lies ahead, viewing 2025's struggles as essential preparation for Alpine's F1 2026 reset.
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“From the lows is when you learn the most” — Colapinto on his difficult 2025 F1 season with Alpine

Chiara Martin04 mins

Franco Colapinto’s first full F1 season with Alpine in 2025, didn’t go according to plan. The 22-year-old Argentine, who replaced Jack Doohan from the Imola Grand Prix onwards, endured a point-less campaign that left him 20th in the standings. Yet speaking in Abu Dhabi last month, Colapinto remained remarkably optimistic about what lies ahead, viewing…

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MP Motorsport's Oliver Goethe during the 2025 F2 season.
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Red Bull Junior Team part ways with several drivers ahead of the 2026 season

Yi Xing Lim03 mins

Ahead of the 2026 season, the Red Bull Junior Team has parted ways with Oliver Goethe, Tim Tramnitz, Jules Caranta and Christopher Feghali, each departing after relatively short spells with the prestigious programme. In 2025, Goethe and Tramnitz competed in FIA Formula 2 and Formula 3 respectively with MP Motorsport, while Caranta raced in Eurocup-3…

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Campos Racing's Nikola Tsolov during the 2025 F2 season.
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Campos Jr reflects on the team’s “best season so far” following successful 2025 F2 campaign

Yi Xing Lim04 mins

Campos Racing Team Principal Adrian Campos Jr reflected on their bittersweet 2025 F2 campaign after the team missed out on the Teams’ Championship once again. Despite falling short, the season proved highly successful for the Spanish outfit, who fielded Arvid Lindblad and Pepe Martí, with Nikola Tsolov stepping in for the final two rounds. Campos…

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Alex O'Grady bagged his first single-seaters win in 2025 in GB4 at Oulton Park last May. He stays in it for 2026. The target is winning it all
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Exclusive: Alex O’Grady on first single-seaters win, staying at KMR, and targeting 2026 GB4 title

James O'Connor07 mins

Irish driver Alex O’Grady bagged his first single-seaters win in 2025 in the GB4 championship at Oulton Park last May. It came following a tough start to the campaign. On the back foot early in the season GB4 introduced a new car in 2025 with the Tatuus GB4-025, a modified version of the Tatuus MSV-022…

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Rodin Motorsport's P7 finish in the 2025 Teams' Standings tells only part of the story of what proved to be a competitive F2 campaign.
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“We had the pace to be nearer the front” – Huntingford reflects on Rodin’s 2025 F2 season

Chiara Martin04 mins

Rodin Motorsport’s seventh-place finish in the 2025 Teams’ Standings tells only part of the story of what proved to be a competitive, if occasionally frustrating, F2 campaign. Behind the final classification lies a season marked by flashes of brilliance, costly penalties, and the clear emergence of promising talent. The team notched two race victories within…

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Supercup champion Bastian Buus joins Land-Motorsport for his 2026 DTM debut in a Porsche 911 GT3 R, aiming for action-packed racing.
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Land-Motorsport returns to Porsche roots with Bastian Buus for DTM 2026

Karishma Persad04 mins

The 2026 DTM season will see a new face on the grid, as Bastian Buus steps up to the prestigious series with Land-Motorsport, piloting a further-developed Porsche 911 GT3 R. This is the same car that helped the Stuttgart-based manufacturer clinch titles in 2023 and 2025. For Land-Motorsport, this marks a strategic return to Porsche…

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