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Why Ocon ‘might need to take a good shower’ after Qualifying
It was a case of mixed emotions for Haas drivers Esteban Ocon and Ollie Bearman after a tight Qualifying session in Baku.
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Thomas Annunziata clinches ARCA title after tiebreaker with teammate
Thomas Annunziata secured the 2026 ARCA Menards Series championship on Friday after a dramatic finale that ended in a points tie with teammate Jake Bollman. Despite Bollman entering the race with a 16-point lead, Annunziata’s performance in the 100-lap event allowed him to catch up and claim the title on a tiebreaker. The race was marked by intense competition and a clash between the two Nitro Motorsports drivers early on.
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Grasser Racing Team's appeal denied after Bortolotti disqualification
The Grasser Racing Team failed to overturn the disqualification of Mirko Bortolotti, who had initially won the DTM race at Oschersleben. The German motorsport authority, Deutscher Motor Sport Bund (DMSB), rejected the team's appeal on Friday, confirming the penalty related to a non-compliant wheel bearing on Bortolotti's Lamborghini.
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Technical issue limits Lando Norris’s top speed in Baku qualifying
Lando Norris encountered a technical problem that restricted the top speed of his McLaren car during qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. This issue contributed to Norris qualifying in fifth place, behind expectations given his previous performances.
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George Russell takes pole for Azerbaijan F1 race
George Russell secured pole position for the Formula 1 race in Baku on Saturday, marking his fifth pole of the season. He dominated the final stage of qualifying to claim the top spot, gaining a crucial advantage over his rivals. The Mercedes driver’s performance comes after his team-mate crashed out during qualifying, opening an opportunity for Russell to close the gap in the championship standings.
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Jamie Chadwick criticises Kimi Antonelli's qualifying crash in Baku
Jamie Chadwick, a Formula 1 analyst for Sky Sports, criticised Kimi Antonelli following his crash in the qualifying session for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Chadwick described the incident as a reversion to previous mistakes, suggesting that Antonelli took an avoidable risk despite Mercedes' strong performance in the session.
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Ferrari looks to rain to level Fuji endurance championship
Ferrari is hoping for rain at the 6 Hours of Fuji to influence the FIA World Endurance Championship standings. The race in Japan is a pivotal event that could either confirm a championship lead or open up the title fight. The weather conditions are expected to play a significant role in the outcome of the race.