By admin After leaving Mercedes, two-time F1 world esports champion Jarno Opmeer secured a long-term contract with Red Bull.
After defending his title and joining Mercedes in 2021 as the current world champion, Opmeer finished fifth and fourth in the next two seasons.
Red Bull rumors are clarified by the FIA following an abrupt regulation change.
The F1 Technical Regulations were recently amended, although the FIA has refuted claims that this was done in reaction to any team that used a banned braking technology.
It was thought that one of the teams might have used an asymmetrical braking system, and the governing body’s action was intended to stop such tactics from happening in the future.
Peter Bonnington, Lewis Hamilton’s racing engineer at Mercedes, has been promoted, putting a stop to any chance of the latter joining Hamilton at Ferrari.
Since Hamilton joined Bonneville in 2013 after leaving McLaren, the two have combined for 84 grand prix and six drivers’ titles, making them the most successful driver-engineer combination in Formula One history.
The Dutch betting regulator, the Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa), has called on Stake F1 to change the team’s name for Zandvoort F1 and Stake to refrain from promoting the team’s name at Zandvoort this weekend.
The Dutch Grand Prix marks the resumption of Formula One (F1) after the summer break, but the government of that nation is taking steps to prevent Stake, the Australian-Curaçaoan gambling business that owns the Sauber entry, from using its regular team name.
© RN365/Michael Potts Perez promises a Red Bull F1 race following a seat release
Sergio Perez, who has struggled, has received support from Red Bull and has pledged to “maximise” the remaining Formula One season.
Red Bull’s chances of winning the manufacturers’ championship are in jeopardy due to Perez’s dismal performance in the eight races since the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. McLaren is trailing Red Bull by just 42 points heading into the summer break.
‘blot on copybook’: F1 champion’s analysis of Norris vs. Piastri
Regarding the evolving relationship between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, teammates at McLaren, Damon Hill has offered his opinions.
The 1996 drivers’ champion of Formula One believes Norris still has a “tiny, little bit of an advantage,” but it will be “fascinating to watch” how things work out between the two. He made this statement exclusively to RacingNews365 at the F1 Exhibition in London.