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Fuming Herta says team-mate Ericsson raced him “like an ass”After Ericsson and Herta qualified down in 21st and 24th respectively, the pair collided on the second lap of the Indy GP in a frantic opening to the fourth round of the IndyCar Series on Indianapolis’s 2.439-mile, 14-turn road course.It caused Herta –? whose qualifying was ruined when his team ran him out of fuel – to tumble to the back of the field after being forced off the track and ... Keep readingSource: Fuming Herta says team-mate Ericsson raced him “like an ass”
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IndyCar Indy GP: Palou charges to first win of season and takes points leadThe reigning and two-time IndyCar Series champion handled getting behind early and utilised a sensational out-lap strategy to secure the lead and march to a 6.6106s victory.Palou, who came in as the defending race winner, led 39 of the 85 laps en route to collecting his first win of the season and 10th of his IndyCar career. The victory vaulted Palou into the overall lead in the championship ... Keep readingSource: IndyCar Indy GP: Palou charges to first win of season and takes points lead
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Ferrucci "returning the favour" to Grosjean in run-in during Indy GP warm-upThe two left pitlane running nose to tail and moments later went side-by-side and were not giving each other any space coming out of Turn 11.? Ferrucci, coming up the inside, managed to get by? Grosjean’s #77 Juncos Hollinger Racing Chevrolet as they approached traffic heading into Turn 12.A replay showed Ferrucci raising his hand above the aeroscreen of his #14 AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet and ... Keep readingSource: Ferrucci "returning the favour" to Grosjean in run-in during Indy GP warm-up
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IndyCar Indy GP: Palou snatches pole by 0.09s from LundgaardThe Spaniard was quiet for the majority of qualifying, but managed to deliver a late flyer of 1m09.0004s to claim the top spot on the 2.439-mile, 14-turn IMS circuit.It was the fourth career pole for Palou, but his first on the IMS road course."Yeah, it's a tricky place," said Palou. "Every time you can start up front in IndyCar it makes a difference. We only used one set of alternates here in ... Keep readingSource: IndyCar Indy GP: Palou snatches pole by 0.09s from Lundgaard
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Martin’s 2024 MotoGP form giving him “some power” in contract talksQualifying on pole with a new Le Mans lap record, Martin converted that to a dominant third sprint win of the 2024 season.With Francesco Bagnaia retiring with bike issues and his factory Ducati team-mate Enea Bastianini only fourth, Martin is now 28 points clear in the championship.This all comes as Martin’s 2025 future remains uncertain, with Ducati’s decision between him, Marc Marquez and ... Keep readingSource: Martin’s 2024 MotoGP form giving him “some power” in contract talks
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Bagnaia: Ducati still chasing answers to "dangerous" French MotoGP sprint issueBagnaia had qualified second behind championship leader Jorge Martin, but was down to 14th by the end of lap 1 following a dreadful start on his GP24.Lacking the speed to mount any sort of recovery, the Italian then ran wide over the gravel at the exit of Turn 7 on the third lap, rejoining the track at the rear of the field.With it clear by then that the problem he was suffering was significant ... Keep readingSource: Bagnaia: Ducati still chasing answers to "dangerous" French MotoGP sprint issue
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Marquez “angry with myself” after Le Mans MotoGP Q1 exitThe eight-time world champion endured a difficult French GP weekend on the Gresini-run Ducati prior to Saturday’s 13-lap sprint.Out of the Q2 places after Friday’s running, Marquez was knocked out of Q1 in qualifying and starts 13th? for both races at Le Mans.Despite this, he was able to launch his way up to fifth off the line in Saturday’s 13-lap sprint and went on to finish second having ... Keep readingSource: Marquez “angry with myself” after Le Mans MotoGP Q1 exit
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MotoGP French GP: Martin dominates sprint from Marquez as Bagnaia retiresObliterating the lap record to take pole in qualifying earlier on Saturday, Martin seized the holeshot effortlessly off the line and led all 13 laps of the sprint race at Le Mans.Celebrating his 12th career sprint victory, Martin is now 28 points clear in the standings.He headed Gresini Racing rider and chief rival for the second factory Ducati seat in 2025 Marc Marquez, who leaped from 13th on ... Keep readingSource: MotoGP French GP: Martin dominates sprint from Marquez as Bagnaia retires
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MotoGP French GP: Martin smashes lap record for pole in crash-strewn qualifyingWith Enea Bastianini setting a new lap record to get through Q1, the tone was set for the first sub 1m30s lap of the Le Mans circuit.Martin did so on his second flying lap with a 1m29.919s, which would ultimately cement him pole as the closing moments of Q2 turned into a crash fest.The Pramac rider tumbled at Turn 4 late on, while factory Ducati counterpart Francesco Bagnaia slid off at Turn 9 ... Keep readingSource: MotoGP French GP: Martin smashes lap record for pole in crash-strewn qualifying
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IndyCar Indy GP: Lundgaard beats Power in spin-packed FP2The 22-year-old Dane vaulted to the top of the leaderboard in the final moments of the 45-minute session with a 1m09.5588s.Will Power temporarily grabbed first in the final minute prior to Lundgaard’s late push, but his No. 12 Team Penske Chevrolet ended up 0.1311s off the pacesetter’s mark.Six-time IndyCar Series champion Scott Dixon, driving the No. 9 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda, claimed ... Keep readingSource: IndyCar Indy GP: Lundgaard beats Power in spin-packed FP2
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