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F1 News - Top 3 stay but all change behind after FIA tally track limit breaches - Vimarsana News

F1 News - Top 3 stay but all change behind after FIA tally track limit breaches

Austrian Grand Prix - After all 1,200+ potential track limit offences were processed, 12 additional post-race time penalties were imposed

Aston Martin lodge protest against Austrian Grand Prix results - Vimarsana News

Aston Martin lodge protest against Austrian Grand Prix results

Aston Martin's protest against the official results of the Austrian Grand Prix has been upheld, meaning the classification was changed.

Dakar Rally: Honda's Cornejo Wins Stage 12, KTM's Price Takes Overall Lead - Vimarsana News

Dakar Rally: Honda's Cornejo Wins Stage 12, KTM's Price Takes Overall Lead

TOBY PRICE REGAINS DAKAR RALLY LEAD WITH THIRD-PLACE RESULT ON STAGE 12 Dakar Rally 2023 – Stage 12 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Toby Price has retaken the lead of the 2023 Dakar Rally following a strong ride to third place on stage 12 – the second leg of the event’s Empty Quarter marathon stage. Kevin Benavides placed fifth to successfully retain his third-place position in the overall rally standings, less than three minutes behind Price. Completing today’s special just seconds ahead of Benavides, Matthias Walkner carved his way through to fourth place on his KTM 450 RALLY. Comple...

Dakar Rally: Rodrigues Wins S3, Sunderland Leads, Petrucci Rejoins - Vimarsana News

Dakar Rally: Rodrigues Wins S3, Sunderland Leads, Petrucci Rejoins

A first-class day for Hero and Audi FOCUS Today, on the third day of the race, the competitors had to tackle a special that was shortened due to the heavy rain that soaked a part of the region of Al Artawiyah. The stage began at the point which should originally have hosted CP1, reducing the timed section by approximately one hundred kilometres. On a loop around Al Qaysumah, the riders and drivers started with a 214-km link section, before 255 km of special, followed by a 166-km return route to the starting bivouac for the second looped stage on the rally. On the menu, there was sand which, th...