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Alex Albon says F1 at the Nordschleife wouldn’t be ‘complicated’ to sort out

August 14, 2022 by www.planetf1.com Leave a Comment

It would be fair to say Alex Albon fell in love with the Nordschleife when he raced there in DTM last year. So much so that not only has he thought about buying a house there, he also thinks the legendary circuit could be suitable for Formula 1 in the future. The Nordschleife is the iconic German track nicknamed ‘The Green Hell’, a 13-mile circuit on which Niki Lauda suffered a near-fatal accident in 1976. It is adjacent to the Nurburgring, a more conventional track which staged an F1 grand prix as recently as 2020 during a season when the schedule had to be much changed due to the pandemic. In 2021, having been dropped from a race seat by Red Bull , Albon kept his eye in racing-wise by taking part in the DTM Series, driving a Ferrari touring car entered by the AlphaTauri team, before bagging a place back on the F1 grid with Williams for this year. The London-born driver gained his only win in 16 races at the Nurburgring on the officially-named sprint circuit, but he … [Read more...] about Alex Albon says F1 at the Nordschleife wouldn’t be ‘complicated’ to sort out

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Offense comes up blank as Nats lose series in Juan Soto’s return

August 14, 2022 by www.chron.com Leave a Comment

Manager Dave Martinez looked to Keibert Ruiz with one out in the seventh inning to provide a jolt to an offense that hadn't had much energy. At that stage of the game, the Washington Nationals hadn't scored and had only four hits. They had left two runners on base, but here was a spot for Ruiz to come through with another pair on. Ruiz fell behind in the count 0-2, then swung at a low curveball and hit a groundball toward Padres second baseman Brandon Drury. Fans at Nationals Park groaned as the ball went into his glove, then was quickly flipped to shortstop Jake Cronenworth, who fired a strike to former Nationals first baseman Josh Bell to end the frame. It was the Nationals' league-worst 110th double play; they grounded into another in the eighth inning in a 6-0 loss to the San Diego Padres on Sunday. Since the start of July, Washington has won just one series. "Some days, you got to tip your hat off to their pitchers," Martinez said. "[Starter Blake] Snell was good. I … [Read more...] about Offense comes up blank as Nats lose series in Juan Soto’s return

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Kawasaki “can’t be disappointed” with second in Suzuka 8 Hours

August 8, 2022 by www.motorsport.com Leave a Comment

Listen to this article 2019 champion Kawasaki lacked the pace to defend its crown on the return of the Suzuka enduro after a two-year hiatus, with Haslam, Jonathan Rea and Alex Lowes finishing a lap down on the winning Honda crew comprising Tetsuta Nagashima, Takumi Takahashi and Iker Lecuona. Although Haslam could battle with Takahashi in the early laps and even briefly took the lead, aided by a safety car appearance, it soon became clear that the ZX-10RR was no match for the CBR1000RR-R and the Kawasaki trio continued to slip backwards during the race. A third-hour race intervention further dented its chances as Lowes was picked up by the second of two safety cars, before a fall for Rea in traffic eliminated any opportunity for a comeback. However, Haslam feels Kawasaki should be satisfied with its performance in the Japanese endurance classic, even if it fell short of scoring back-to-back victories after its 2019 triumph. “It's always nice to finish the 8 Hour but … [Read more...] about Kawasaki “can’t be disappointed” with second in Suzuka 8 Hours

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Newgarden unrepentant over Grosjean Nashville IndyCar clash

August 8, 2022 by www.motorsport.com Leave a Comment

Listen to this article After a fuel strategy didn’t work out well with the way the cautions fell, Newgarden made a late pitstop under yellow, and had to climb from 14 th , which he did with a great jump into 10 th . Then at the next restart, he made a bold dive up the inside of three cars on the penultimate restart, and as Grosjean’s Andretti Autosport-Honda approached the apex of Turn 9, the #2 Penske-Chevrolet drew fully alongside. However at the speed he was going on cold tires, Newgarden required the full width of the track on corner exit and that wasn’t available to him since Grosjean was there. That sent the AA-Honda hard into the concrete wall, which brought out a yellow flag, then the red flag to ensure the race finished under green. The 2017 and ’19 champion felt there was nothing wrong with his maneuver, telling NBC Sports, “I was alongside him fully if not fully ahead. I haven't seen it from the outside.” Then after watching the replay he said, “I'm already … [Read more...] about Newgarden unrepentant over Grosjean Nashville IndyCar clash

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Pato O’Ward only wants FP1 outings for McLaren, not meaningless tests

August 14, 2022 by www.planetf1.com Leave a Comment

Pato O’Ward has said only FP1 outings would benefit him with McLaren now rather than test sessions – given he sees an F1 race seat as a “very distant illusion”. Before Colton Herta, Alex Palou and now Oscar Piastri arrived on the scene, O’Ward was viewed as being a potential McLaren racer of the future. The 23-year-old Mexican competes for the Arrow McLaren SP team in IndyCar and has won two races in each of the last two seasons, sitting seventh in the standings this year with three rounds remaining. A former member of the Red Bull junior team, O’Ward won the ‘prize’ of a McLaren test at the end of last season in Abu Dhabi for winning an IndyCar race. Zak Brown, the McLaren CEO who arranged that reward, said O’Ward would need to win the IndyCar championship to stand a chance of bagging an F1 race seat – a prospect that looks unlikely in 2022 at least. Not only from the driver’s own position with a 59-point gap to bridge to leader Will Power but McLaren have also taken on … [Read more...] about Pato O’Ward only wants FP1 outings for McLaren, not meaningless tests

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