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Brad Pitt Takes the Wheel: McLaren Test Drive at COTA

Hollywood meets Formula 1 as Brad Pitt makes his on-track debut. During a private test at the Circuit of the Americas, the acclaimed actor experienced driving a McLaren F1 car for the first time, marking a significant moment as he prepares for his role in an upcoming film centered around the F1 world.

Our Take:

While this test drive may primarily serve as research for Pitt's role, it’s a thrilling intersection of sports and entertainment that could bring new fans to F1. The visibility of such high-profile figures in the sport enhances its appeal and underscores the growing popularity of Formula 1 beyond traditional motorsport audiences.

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Source: Autosport

Ferrari Paves the Way for 2026 with Pirelli’s New Wet Weather Tyres

Ferrari's recent testing of Pirelli's 2026 wet weather tyres at Fiorano marks a significant step forward as teams prepare for future challenges. The Scuderia's commitment to developing their performance in wet conditions showcases their proactive approach in the ever-evolving world of Formula 1. Our

Formula E Returns to Jakarta: Excitement Builds for Electrifying Races

The FIA Formula E Championship makes its much-anticipated return to Jakarta following a year-long break. This weekend, fans in Indonesia will be treated to spectacular electric racing as teams and drivers gear up for a thrilling competition in the capital city. Our Take: Jakarta's return to the Formula

Vasseur's Future at Ferrari: Brundle Weighs In on the Pressure

In light of recent speculation about Fred Vasseur's position at Ferrari, Martin Brundle has expressed his belief that replacing Vasseur would be a hasty decision. He emphasized the need for stability after Vasseur's two and a half years in the role. Our Take: In the high-pressure

F1 Academy Extends Montreal Contract Until 2028

The F1 Academy series has officially secured a contract extension to continue racing at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve until 2028. This agreement builds on the excitement of the series' inaugural race in Montreal earlier this season. Our Take: The extension of F1 Academy at a historic venue like Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve not

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Ferrari Paves the Way for 2026 with Pirelli’s New Wet Weather Tyres

Formula E Returns to Jakarta: Excitement Builds for Electrifying Races

Vasseur's Future at Ferrari: Brundle Weighs In on the Pressure

F1 Academy Extends Montreal Contract Until 2028