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Max Verstappen Makes His Thrilling GT3 Debut at Nurburgring

Max Verstappen is set to showcase his talents outside of Formula 1 as he makes his GT3 race debut at the iconic Nordschleife during the Nurburgring Endurance Series (NLS). Partnering with Chris Lulham, the duo will compete in a Ferrari 296, starting from an impressive third on the grid for the four-hour race.

Our Take:

Verstappen's venture into GT racing not only highlights his versatility as a driver but also adds an exciting dimension to his racing portfolio. The Nordschleife is notoriously challenging, and how he adapts to the demands of GT3 racing could impact his approach when returning to F1. It's a thrilling opportunity for fans and a chance for Verstappen to prove himself in a different arena.

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Source: Motorsport.com

Pope Leo XIV Receives Charles Leclerc's F1 Steering Wheel at Vatican

Pope Leo XIV has been presented with a unique gift: a Ferrari F1 steering wheel used by Charles Leclerc, during a private ceremony at the Vatican. In addition, the Pope received a scale model of the Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale from Ferrari chairman John Elkann. Our Take: This event symbolizes

Williams' Progress: Sainz's Podium as a Sign of Hope

James Vowles emphasizes the need for patience following Carlos Sainz's impressive podium at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, indicating that while it signals progress, the team is still a work in progress. He urges fans to temper their expectations and trust the developmental journey ahead. Our Take: While Sainz’

Norris Eyes Endurance Racing Following Verstappen's Lead

Lando Norris has expressed a keen interest in pursuing endurance racing, inspired by Max Verstappen's recent ventures outside of Formula 1. Following Verstappen's recent participation in a Porsche GT4 race to obtain his GT3 racing license, Norris is eager to explore similar opportunities once he wraps

Lando Norris Sets His Sights on Endurance Racing Following F1 Tenure

Lando Norris has expressed a strong desire to follow in the footsteps of Max Verstappen by pursuing opportunities in endurance racing after his Formula 1 career. With Verstappen recently taking to the track in a Porsche GT4 to secure his GT3 race license, Norris is eager to explore similar challenges

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Pope Leo XIV Receives Charles Leclerc's F1 Steering Wheel at Vatican

Williams' Progress: Sainz's Podium as a Sign of Hope

Norris Eyes Endurance Racing Following Verstappen's Lead

Lando Norris Sets His Sights on Endurance Racing Following F1 Tenure