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Pirelli Finalizes 2026 Tyre Design Amid Exciting Las Vegas Developments

In the latest RaceFans round-up, Pirelli has confirmed its tyre construction plans for the 2026 season following recent tests, while fans can now purchase single-day tickets for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. This exciting update keeps fans on the edge of their seats as F1 gears up for future seasons.

Our Take:

Pirelli's decisive move on the 2026 tyre design hints at their commitment to improving performance and safety in Formula 1. As the sport evolves, it's critical that tyre manufacturers keep pace with the changing dynamics of racing, especially with the unique challenges posed by street circuits like Las Vegas.

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Source: Will Wood

Formula E and ABB Strengthen Partnership for a Sustainable Future

Formula E has extended its partnership with ABB, continuing a successful collaboration that spans eight seasons. This alliance aims to promote ABB's advancements in electrification and automation technologies, contributing to a more sustainable future. Our Take: ABB's commitment to the electric mobility sector through Formula E

Albon Anticipates Fierce Battle for Williams' Top Position in Constructors' Standings

As Williams currently sits in fifth place in the constructors' standings, driver Alexander Albon foresees intense competition ahead as the team strives to maintain their position. Our Take: With a resurgent Williams in contention, it’s refreshing to see their competitive spirit. However, the real challenge will lie in

Wolff's Take: Russell Outshines Hamilton in 2024 Results

In a significant shift within Mercedes, Team Principal Toto Wolff has stated that George Russell outperformed Lewis Hamilton in terms of results during the 2024 season. As Mercedes adapts to life without Hamilton for the first time in over a decade, Russell has taken on a more prominent leadership role

Understanding Leclerc's Challenging Pole Position Performance

Charles Leclerc's struggles to convert pole positions into race victories have become a notable statistic in his career. Despite starting in first place with 27 poles, his conversion rate is alarmingly low, especially compared to the historical averages in Formula 1. Our Take: Leclerc's difficulty in

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Formula E and ABB Strengthen Partnership for a Sustainable Future

Albon Anticipates Fierce Battle for Williams' Top Position in Constructors' Standings

Wolff's Take: Russell Outshines Hamilton in 2024 Results

Understanding Leclerc's Challenging Pole Position Performance