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Brad Pitt Takes the Wheel of McLaren's MCL60 at COTA

In an exciting intersection of Hollywood and motorsport, Brad Pitt drove a McLaren F1 car at the Circuit of the Americas during a private test session. This exhilarating day marks a significant milestone following his role as Sonny Hayes in the upcoming film, F1 The Movie.

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The fusion of film and Formula 1 has created an intriguing buzz around the sport, and Pitt's hands-on experience with the MCL60 exemplifies the growing interest in F1 among mainstream audiences. It's fascinating to see how such engagements can bridge the gap between entertainment and real-world racing, potentially drawing new fans into the high-speed world of Formula 1.

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Source: Paul Velasco

Alpine Partners with AtkinsRéalis: A New Era for F1 Collaboration

In an exciting development as the Austrian Grand Prix approaches, Alpine has entered into a strategic partnership with AtkinsRéalis, a leader in engineering and nuclear services. This collaboration aims to leverage advanced technologies to revitalize energy systems and infrastructure in motorsport. Our Take: While the partnership signals a forward-thinking approach

Red Bull's Two-Car Dilemma and F1's Entertaining Moments Explored

This week's RaceFans round-up discusses Red Bull Racing's necessity to field only two cars and features amusing insights from drivers about the recent F1 scene. Our Take: While Red Bull's situation sheds light on team dynamics and financial strategies, it's also a

Sainz Sr. Bows Out of FIA Presidential Race, Paving Way for Ben Sulayem

Mohammed Ben Sulayem's bid for re-election as FIA president has gained momentum as Carlos Sainz Sr. confirms he will not compete against him. Sainz had previously indicated interest in the role but has opted out of the December election. Our Take: Sainz's decision not to challenge

Expect Thrilling Competition at the Austrian Grand Prix, Says Vasseur

With the Austrian Grand Prix on the horizon, Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur anticipates an intense competition among the top teams at the Red Bull Ring. The short and challenging circuit is expected to bring out the best in drivers and teams alike as they vie for victory. Our Take:

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Alpine Partners with AtkinsRéalis: A New Era for F1 Collaboration

Red Bull's Two-Car Dilemma and F1's Entertaining Moments Explored

Sainz Sr. Bows Out of FIA Presidential Race, Paving Way for Ben Sulayem

Expect Thrilling Competition at the Austrian Grand Prix, Says Vasseur