Williams reveals new detail about B-Version: Chassis will be the basis for 2027
Williams will bring its announced B-version in 2026 – but the new chassis is also intended to form the basis for the 2027 season
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Forgotten Studies: Bertone Emotion (1991)
Presented at the 1991 Detroit Auto Show, the Bertone Emotion reinterpreted the Lotus Esprit with a purist style
“He does it, he does it, he does it”: That’s how crazy Norris’ “winning Move” was
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Production of Audi A1 and Q2 ends before return of the A2
Audi ends production of the A1 subcompact and Q2 without direct successors: The new A2 will become the company’s entry-level model
Ferrari disappointment at the home game: “It will be damn hard!”
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Only 100 units: Porsche celebrates the Green Hell with insane 911 GT3
The Nürburgring is turning 100 years old. Porsche is already congratulating with a strictly limited special edition of the 911 GT3. All the details!
"Seems to work": What impresses Marc Surer about Audi
Audi has left a positive impression on expert Marc Surer – Not only is the new engine working, the team is also "on a good path" with the chassis.
Simulated by AI: This is how the race in Bahrain could have gone
Three AI models simulate the 2026 Bahrain Formula 1 race – with a surprisingly clear result at the top and exciting uncertainty in the midfield
Software problems slow down FIA: New start system delayed
Actually, Formula 1 was supposed to test a new safety system for starts in Miami, but because the software is not available, the test has to wait
Advantage of the work teams: The drive is the same, the know-how is not
The FIA guarantees customer teams access to the same power unit as the factory team – The McLaren case shows why the difference no longer lies in the hardware