Other Racing

Danilo Petrucci 18th on stage nine of Dakar, Walkner regains the lead

Former MotoGP rider Danilo Petrucci suffered more frustration on stage nine of the Dakar Rally, while fellow KTM rider Matthias Walkner claimed the overall lead.

Out of overall contention due to a technical issue on stage two, Petrucci finished 8m 42s down on Monster Energy Honda rider Jose Ignacio Cornejo Florimo who took his second win of the Rally thus far.

Before that happens Petrucci has three more stages to complete with the event finishing on January 14th.

ApexF1

by ApexF1

ApexF1 is a seasoned News Editor with over two decades of experience in journalism. Known for his editorial expertise and commitment to accuracy, ApexF1 leads teams to deliver high-quality news content.

AD UNIT — 300×250px Rectangle

You May Also Like

Russell pips Antonelli for third consecutive Canadian Grand Prix pole position | 2026 Canadian Grand Prix qualifying report
News

Russell pips Antonelli for third consecutive Canadian Grand Prix pole position | 2026 Canadian Grand Prix qualifying report

George Russell will head another all-Mercedes front row on the grid after narrowly beating Andrea Kimi Antonelli in qualifying.

Racing Bulls explains why Liam Lawson sat out F1 session
News

Racing Bulls explains why Liam Lawson sat out F1 session

Liam Lawson says he faces a “catch up” job for the rest of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend after a hydraulic issue ruled him out of sprint qualifying in Montreal. The post Racing Bulls explains why Liam Lawson sat out F1 session appeared first on ApexF1.com.

Audi detail ‘plug-in’ advantage over major F1 team hire
News

Audi detail ‘plug-in’ advantage over major F1 team hire

Audi recently confirmed the appointment of a significant figure within its F1 team.

Canada win ‘not really the way I wanted’ – Antonelli
News

Canada win ‘not really the way I wanted’ – Antonelli

Kimi Antonelli admits that his victory in the Canadian Grand Prix was “not really the way I wanted”, after Mercedes team mate George Russell retired following an epic tussle between the pair.

Katsuta doesn’t want to disappoint Japanese fans again
Other Racing

Katsuta doesn’t want to disappoint Japanese fans again

That Saturday afternoon still haunts Takamoto Katsuta. Next week, he has the opportunity to put things right. Standing chatting to the Japanese among the fairground… Read more The post Katsuta doesn’t want to disappoint Japanese fans again appeared first on DirtFish.

Round-up: Mercedes ‘made the car a little slower’ with race set-up, and more | ApexF1 Round-up
News

Round-up: Mercedes ‘made the car a little slower’ with race set-up, and more | ApexF1 Round-up

Sunday’s edition of the ApexF1 round-up.

Verstappen complains of bouncing Red Bull in Canada
News

Verstappen complains of bouncing Red Bull in Canada

Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar both complained about the ride of the Red Bull RB22 in Sprint Qualifying ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, with the former stating “my feet were flying off the pedals”.

2026 Canadian Grand Prix race result and championship points | Formula 1
News

2026 Canadian Grand Prix race result and championship points | Formula 1

Andrea Kimi Antonelli won the Canadian Grand Prix for Mercedes and extended his championship lead to 43 points.

Returning to F1 cars is “not very nice” after “pure racing” in GTs – Verstappen | Formula 1
News

Returning to F1 cars is “not very nice” after “pure racing” in GTs – Verstappen | Formula 1

Max Verstappen says Formula 1’s planned changes to its engines for next year are the “minimum” needed for him to stay in the series.

AD UNIT — 970×90px Leaderboard