Russell: Bill still not settled with Albon after “driving like grandma” in F1 Monaco GP

George Russell may have selected the most expensive meal on the menu when taken to dinner in Monaco by Alex Albon – but the Mercedes driver insists it still does not make up for him driving like a “grandma” during the grand prix last weekend.
After an electrical issue in qualifying left him 14th on the grid, Russell already said that his weekend had “gone up in smoke” before the race …Keep reading
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What Ben Sulayem’s support from auto clubs means for FIA presidential election

“If someone wants me to win, they just have to say the wrong words to me: ‘You can’t do it.’ As soon as I hear that, I’ll do everything to win.”These are the words of FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in an interview with GP Racing magazine last year and they sum up his appetite for a fight. The declaration letter of support for his presidency signed by 36 automobile clubs …Keep reading
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Almost 40 automobile clubs throw support towards FIA president Ben Sulayem

Carlos Sainz Sr’s hopes of ousting current FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem have taken an early blow after a hefty number of automobile clubs signed a letter throwing their weight behind the incumbent.
While there had been plenty of suggestion Ben Sulayem would run uncontested in the presidential election later this year, Autosport broke the news that two-time world rally champion and …Keep reading
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Briatore targeting Alpine F1 wins in 2026 and a title challenge from 2027

Flavio Briatore’s presence in the Formula 1 paddock may split opinion – but the Italian knows how to win and now he insists Alpine has “no excuses” to not target victories in 2026 and titles following season.
The controversial 75-year-old is an executive advisor to Alpine, but has taken on more responsibilities since Oliver Oakes left his role as team principal earlier this month.
It …Keep reading
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FIA World Rallycross Championship: Live and Free

FIA World Rallycross Championship: Live and Free

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Every event of the 2025 FIA World Rallycross Championship and FIA European Rallycross Championship will be streamed live and free on YouTube – making rallycross one of the most accessible elite-level global sports.

Ensuring rallycross is free-to-access has been one of the core objectives in a bold new era for the sport, which blasts back onto the legendary Circuito Automóvel de Lousada in Portugal from 31 May to 1 June.

In addition to the live stream – hosted on the World RX YouTube Channel and accessible via the re-launched fiaworldrallycross.com – the FIA World Rallycross Championship will also be broadcast locally, with national broadcast partners in key territories, as well as being available online.

The target is to bring the thrilling action of rallycross to as many people as possible, using different forms of media and distribution to reach different audiences and demographics. With YouTube as the biggest streaming platform and streaming growing its overall share of viewing figures globally, World RX is adapting to reach the next generation of fans whilst also being available to watch on traditional broadcast media, which continues to make up a significant proportion of the market share*.

Whichever way you watch, the trademark close-quarters combat of the FIA World Rallycross Championship will be easier to watch than ever before in 2025.

FIA Road Sport Director, Emilia Abel, said: “Rallycross is one of the most action-packed forms of motor sport, but that only matters when people can watch it! We’re at the start of a new journey to grow this category, and I’m very happy that we will be streaming all of our races live and for free – we feel it is essential for the long-term success of the championship.”

FIA Chief Commercial Officer, Craig Edmondson, said: “There’s not a one-size fits all solution when it comes to broadcast strategy, and from the very beginning our target with the FIA World and European Rallycross Championships has been to prioritise growth, and maximise the potential reach for our fans, organisers, teams and partners. We’re making sure that we target key territories for our events, whilst ensuring that we don’t put any barriers up for the fans to watch the action.”

The action kicks off on Thursday THIS WEEK with a fan event in Lousada Old Town, where spectators can meet the stars of Rallycross in the heart of the city at a special autograph session. Practice then begins at the circuit from Friday 30th May, building to the main event on Sunday 1st June. 

With grandstands expected to be packed and energy levels sky-high, this will be a race weekend to remember. Fans can get their tickets here.

*According to Nielsen, April 2025

  World Rallycross Championship

World RXWorldRX of PortugalWorld RXSEASON 2025SportOff-Road1SportWorld Rallycross ChampionshipOff-RoadWorld RXSEASON 2025World RXWorldRX of Portugal00Wednesday, May 28, 2025 – 7:50pmWednesday, May 28, 2025 – 7:50pm

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Autosport Podcast: Monaco Grand Prix review

The 2025 Monaco Grand Prix is the focal point in the latest Autosport podcast, as Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner sits down with News Editor Ed Hardy and Business Correspondent Mark Mann-Bryans.
Lando Norris claimed his maiden victory in the Principality after a brilliant pole lap, which is of course mentioned in the podcast.
But the main point of contention is the mandatory two-stopper, which …Keep reading
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JA on F1 Podcast: How Monaco reflected the championship’s cultural and financial boom

Monaco was not the most exciting grand prix despite Lando Norris closing the gap on his McLaren team-mate and Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri, after his maiden victory in the Principality.
McLaren also extended its already massive lead in the constructors’ standings and no-one looked happier on the podium than the organisation’s CEO Zak Brown.
But away from the track, Monaco …Keep reading
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