Michael Schumacher and Ferrari: Only love at second sight?
Matching the Ferrari tribute to Michael Schumacher at the Italian Grand Prix, his longtime manager Sabine Kehm talks about the early stumbling blocks
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40 years of Citroën BX GTi: Performance sedan with edges and corners
In 1986, Citroën presented the BX GTi. The 125 hp sedan weighed only about one ton and combined dynamics with a firmer hydropneumatic suspension.
Heaviest WRC crash of career: Katsuta thanks Hyundai competitor
After his severe WRC crash in Paraguay, Takamoto Katsuta thanks his rivals – Thierry Neuville and Martijn Wydaeghe provided first aid
No gamechanger? Haas hardly benefits from new Ferrari engine
Oliver Bearman explains that Ferrari’s power unit upgrade does not make a big difference to the performance of the VF-26
Designer creates visionary look for the Ford Mustang
Luca Serafini presents with his design concept an athletic vision of the Ford Mustang that combines classic proportions with modern sophistication.
Mercedes victory in Monza: Why the success is doubly valuable without updates
Even without the upgrade package, Mercedes was able to prevail in the royal park of Monza and reinforce its previous strategy for the development of the W17
Love at second sight? Sabine Kehm talks about “Schumi” at Ferrari
In keeping with Ferrari’s tribute to Michael Schumacher at the Italian Grand Prix, his longtime manager Sabine Kehm talks about the early stumbling blocks
79 crashes as a Honda rider: Joan Mir names reasons and defends himself
79 crashes in 69 races with Honda – Joan Mir explains why risk is part of the job for him – He speaks openly about demons, doubts, and his hunger for success
Back to the roots: Why Williams suddenly looks like 1981 in Madrid
White, green, and dark blue instead of the usual look: Williams recalls its successful past at the Formula 1 debut in Madrid
Development complete: No further Aston Martin updates after Baku
After the race in Baku, there will be no further updates for the AMR26 from Aston Martin, as work will instead be focused on next year’s car