The drivers hit the streets of Singapore for first practice. Who would go fastest while avoiding the local wildlife?!
In a session quite literally full of lizards (to the end of the video on display), its Charles Leclerc who sets the fastest time of FP1 with a 1:33.350.
His teammate Sainz finishes close behind in P2, with Verstappen, Norris, Hamilton, Russell, Perez and Tsunoda and Ocon rounding out the top 10.
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Watch highlights from Saturday's stage where twisty gravel mountain roads combine with high temperatures and choking dust to provide a fierce challenge that impose punishing demands on tires and cars.
Day Two of Rally Greece and this one is the toughest of them all, six tricky stages in testing conditions, there is plenty to catch out the WRC elite today
Roughest Day in the WRC This Year: Non-Stop Drama in Greece
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Is the only international relevant Mexican racer, Sergio Perez leaving #RedBull to the end of his contract??
Speaking to DAZN Espana, Perez revealed he will explore his options outside of Red Bull next year if he no longer feels like he can contribute to the team.
Perez, who finished second behind Verstappen at last weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Monza, said he feels the “bad times” are now behind him.
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Aleix Espargaro secured his second consecutive win of the 2023 Catalan MotoGP, while Maverick Vinales helped make it a first-ever Aprilia 1-2.
The start to the Grand Prix saw a huge crash take place at turn one as five Ducatis went down.
Enea Bastianini clipped the rear of Johann Zarco before a skittle-effect saw Marco Bezzecchi and both Gresini riders go down.
An awful highside for polesitter Francesco Bagnaia.
Bagnaia then went down before being struck.
https://youtu.be/AFfnpJW65zQ?si=rYKV0FasP67R2FUi
Reigning F1 world champion Max Verstappen pipped Oscar Piastri by just 0.011s to secure pole for the sprint race at Spa-Francorchamps.
Wet weather played havoc in Belgium once again, meaning there was a 35-minute delay to the start of the shootout.
When it got underway, conditions had improved massively, allowing drivers to take to the track on the intermediates.
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Game on in the final race before the summer break! 🏁
Pecco Bagnaia was keen to remind everyone who was the number 1 as they went on holiday! 🌴
https://youtu.be/5PGiICuJIas
Watch highlights from Saturday's stage where the pace is relentless as gravel roads featuring plenty of crests and jumps are paired with more technical sections on wide and narrow forest roads.
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Lewis Hamilton pulled off a sensational lap to beat Max Verstappen to pole position for the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix.
The seven-time world champion snatched pole away from Verstappen by just 0.003s with his final lap of Q3 to top a qualifying session for the first time since the 2021 Saudi GP.
A brilliant effort from Lando Norris saw the McLaren driver get within 0.085s of pole, but the Briton ultimately had to settle with third ahead of teammate Oscar Piastri.
https://youtu.be/oWPd9G2HnsQ
No alarms and no surprises, or have there been plenty of surprises this season? 🤔
Here's what the riders think
Video credits: #MotoGP
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George Russell topped a rain-hit opening practice at the F1 Hungarian Grand Prix as Sergio Perez crashed in a nightmare start to his weekend.
Opening practice was just minutes old when, on his first lap, Perez dropped a wheel onto the grass and spun into the Turn 5 barriers, causing substantial damage to his upgraded RB19 and giving his mechanics a busy couple of hours to fix the car ahead of FP2.
https://youtu.be/ZkmRCrWTEz4
A disastrous start to Sergio Perez's weekend as he crashes out in the opening moments of FP1 in Hungary!
https://youtu.be/eZYsUCJ9PdU
Redbull TV #WRC Safari Rally Kenya.
Watch highlights from Sunday's stage over rocky and rutted tracks on the challenging closed dirt roads, which are transformed in unpredictable weather.
Ogier recorded his third victory from just five starts so far this season but his rally very nearly unraveled in Sunday’s second special stage when a patch of Kenya’s infamous fesh-fesh sand sent his GR Yaris car wide on a right-hand bend.
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Saturday WRC highlights from Safari Rally.
Toyota Gazoo Racing team-mates Sébastien Ogier and Kalle Rovanperä will go head-to-head for Safari Rally Kenya supremacy after Saturday’s final stage blew the victory fight wide open.
Safari Rally Kenya is one of 13 chapters in this year’s WRC, but it forever provides the most storied and colourful pages. Expect nothing different this week. Especially if it rains.
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The Hendrick Motorsports Garage 56 NASCAR entry at Le Mans finished 39th overall but was quite impressive in its debut. With the talented trio of Jenson Button, Jimmie Johnson, and Mike Rockenfeller behind the wheel, the first 20 hours of the race went quite smooth. It was the final few hours where the team ran into a drive line issue, and had to spend some time in the garage making repairs.
https://youtu.be/9kq1NvmOUqg
Great footage, in particular to the end of the video the slow-motion. Indeed sideways shenanigans.
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Sergio Perez stormed to a dominant victory in the opening sprint race of F1 2023, overtaking Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.
Starting from second on the grid, Perez remained behind Leclerc in the opening phase of the race which was halted by a Safety Car period due to Yuki Tsunoda.
Perez took the lead on Lap 8 of the sprint before opening up a comfortable 4.4s lead over Leclerc to take the victory.
Leclerc kept Verstappen behind at the chequered flag
But up at the front and claiming the win Elfyn Evans. Doing so alongside Scott Martin a man who co-drove Craig Breen to 37 WRC starts. Evans has driven all weekend with his brain, not risking too much and knowing when to push and when not too. That's been the key to success and it
marks the Welshmans 6th WRC victory.
https://youtu.be/Ce8mXlKiLVk
The rally world lost one its most loved characters following the sudden death of Hyundai World Rally Championship driver Craig Breen in testing for Rally Croatia.
The 33-year-old Irishman’s career has been tragically cut short before it reached its prime. While a WRC win ultimately eluded Breen, his passion and rally knowledge was unquestionable, and his heart on the sleeve approach and quick wit made him a firm fans' favorite.
World Championship leader Marco Bezzecchi has likened the crazy nature of a MotoGP sprint race to a boxing match.
"The sprint requires a different approach, which is why it is not easy to master,” Bezzecchi said who was 11th-fastest on Friday after a costly fall.
“It's like stepping into a boxing ring. It's exhausting, but it's also a lot of fun.
“With more experience, we will better understand how to deal with the format."
Marco Bezzecchi destroys the competition in a wet Argentine Grand Prix as he wins for the first time in MotoGP and takes over the championship lead in the process.
Zarco then made the most of his brilliant pace by getting through on Marquez at turn four on the final lap, and although he was gaining large amounts of time on the race leader, Bezzecchi controlled his way through to the finish for a maiden MotoGP win.
https://youtu.be/vzN-FSUI1IQ