Ken Collier, general manager of operations at Australian Racing Group took time out of his hectic schedule to join us on Behind the Sport where we learnt about his background in motorsport and which two drivers he would put onto a grid and in what cars he would have them
Author: Shane Lawrie
Daniil Kyvat returned to Monaco after the aborted start to the 2020 Formula 1 season and unlike other drivers who took to sim racing, Daniil said it wasn’t something that interested him and he only ran through a few simulations with his race engineer. Ahead of this weekend&
When the Australian Formula 1 grand prix was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Frenchman opted not to return to France to put his family potentially at risk and instead embarked on a 58 day training camp in Dubai. Here’s what he had to say about the
Overseeing the Red Bull Racing team’s return to the track for an official day of filming at Silverstone ahead of a season start at Australia, Christian Horner sat down for a quick Q&A discussing the shutdown, condensed season and Alexander Albon. Talk us through how the
After putting in 100km during an approved filming day at Silverstone, Thailand’s Alexander Albon sat down for a quick Q&A session ahead of the Austria grand prix. What have you missed most about racing? I’ve missed just the feeling of the speed, being in
Max Verstappen believes that the Formula One drivers will “try and put on a good show for everyone watching at home on TV” when the 2020 season finally gets underway with the Austrian GP at Aston Martin Red Bull Racing’s home track this weekend in Spielberg.
As Formula 1 teams finally get to go racing again this weekend, Scuderia AlphaTauri asked their drivers Pierre Gasley and Daniil Kyvat how they would deal with a specific race scenario: namely, you’re running P7 with good pace. Do you settle for that or risk pushing for P6?
Australian GT have locked in their calendar for a return to competition upon the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions, with four dates confirmed for the remainder of this year, with rounds shared between Supercars and Motorsport Australia events. “We’re pleased to be able to confirm three additional dates to that
The AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team has announced that they will be running in an all-black base livery for the remainder of the 2020 season, a statement that they stand against racism and discrimination in all forms. Upon making the announcement they also pledged they would be further improving the
With motorsport in Western Australia slowly making a return, the Japanese styled Nishi-D events were the latest to return with over 55 entrants on a soggy Sunday. Each Nishi-D event runs with a layout similar to a Japanese drift track organised and layed out by the master of these events,