James O'Connor

Dale Coyne Racing have made some big announcements ahead of the Detroit Grand Prix this weekend, with highly respected engineer Michael Cannon returning to the IndyCar paddock following his sudden exit from PREMA earlier this year. Mike Colliver has also made his return to the squad. They replace Ed Nathman and John Dick respectively.
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Michael Cannon returns to Dale Coyne Racing IndyCar squad in big engineering reshuffle

Dale Coyne Racing have made some big announcements ahead of the Detroit Grand Prix this weekend, with highly respected engineer Michael Cannon returning to the IndyCar paddock following his sudden exit from PREMA earlier this year. Mike Colliver has also made his return to the squad. They replace Ed Nathman and John Dick respectively. He…

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During the F1 Monaco GP last weekend in his post-qualifying and post-race print media sessions, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella spoke about Ferrari and Charles Leclerc as they pushed the Woking-based team very hard.
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How rapid home hero and “specialist” Leclerc gave Stella and McLaren stress at the F1 Monaco GP

During the F1 Monaco GP last weekend in his post-qualifying and post-race print media sessions, McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella spoke about Ferrari and Charles Leclerc as they pushed the Woking-based team very hard. In 2024, Charles Leclerc ended his bad luck curse at his home race in style by taking pole position once again,…

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Rookie sensation Isack Hadjar continues to impress as he recovered from two mistakes on Friday to finish a brilliant P6 for Racing Bulls in the F1 Monaco GP.
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Isack Hadjar proud of recovery from Friday crashes but almost fell asleep in F1 Monaco GP

Rookie sensation Isack Hadjar continues to impress as he recovered from two mistakes on Friday to finish a brilliant P6 for Racing Bulls in the F1 Monaco GP. It’s a career-best result. Hadjar on recovering from practice struggles at the F1 Monaco GP In FP2 on Friday afternoon, the Racing Bulls driver had two separate…

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Lewis Hamilton and Lance Stroll have been to the stewards at the F1 Monaco GP as both drivers found themselves in the spotlight for Q1 incidents.
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Hamilton and Stroll given grid penalties for blocking in F1 Monaco GP qualifying

Lewis Hamilton and Lance Stroll have been to the stewards at the F1 Monaco GP as both drivers found themselves in the spotlight for Q1 incidents. Hamilton allegedly impedes Verstappen; Stroll allegedly blocks Gasly in F1 Monaco GP qualifying As is always the case in Q1, traffic is tough to navigate for all drivers and…

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F2 championship leader Alex Dunne extended his lead at the top by two points as he took pole position for Sunday's Feature race at the Monaco GP.
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Alex Dunne highlights mega final sector as key to first F2 Feature race pole at Monaco GP

F2 championship leader Alex Dunne extended his lead at the top by two points as he took pole position for Sunday’s Feature race at the Monaco GP. The stewards took no further action following his early clash with Rafael Villagómez. The Irishman continues to make history as he’s the first driver from the relatively small…

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Ollie Bearman has been handed a 10-place grid penalty for the F1 Monaco GP after overtaking Carlos Sainz under red flags.
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Bearman handed 10-place penalty for F1 Monaco GP after passing Sainz under red flags

Ollie Bearman has been handed a 10-place grid penalty for the F1 Monaco GP after overtaking Carlos Sainz under red flags. Following a red flag in FP2 at the F1 Monaco GP as Oscar Piastri crashed at turn 1 that required his front wing getting removed from that spot, Bearman passed Sainz at La Rascasse….

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“Team Penske announced today the departures of INDYCAR Team President, Tim Cindric, INDYCAR Managing Director, Ron Ruzewski and INDYCAR General Manager Kyle Moyer from the organization. Team Penske will have further announcements this week related to personnel and replacements for this weekend’s Indianapolis 500.” From Roger Penske: “Nothing is more important than the integrity of our sport and our race teams. We have had organizational failures during the last two years, and we had to make necessary changes. I apologize to our fans, our partners and our organization for letting them down.”
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Team Penske announce huge IndyCar departures following Indy 500 qualifying controversy

Ahead of the Indy 500 on Sunday, Team Penske has made the massive decision to dismiss three of their biggest names on the IndyCar side as they look to rebuild their reputation. Team President Tim Cindric, Managing Director Ron Ruzewski, and General Manager Kyle Moyer have left the organisation. It’s a huge development as all…

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