Motor Sport
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What makes a driver GOAT-worthy?
This year, Formula 1 celebrates 75 years of existence, and throughout these decades, drivers have arrived with much fanfare, failed to perform, and became the also-rans of the sport. But,…
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What ails Ferrari?
Despite their prestige, resources, and hiring top drivers like Alonso, Vettel, Leclerc, and Hamilton, Ferrari continues to struggle in F1, suggesting deep cultural issues within the team.
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Miami Showdown: Norris, Piastri, and a Championship Turning Point
There’s a different kind of sound machine in Miami this weekend as Formula 1 jets in for the sixth round of the 2025 Formula 1 season. And it is here…
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Poise, Precision, Piastri
Oscar Piastri’s poised drive in Jeddah seals his third win of 2025, proving talent and temperament make him F1’s calm, commanding new force.
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Piastri dominates Bahrain GP as McLaren extends championship lead
Oscar Piastri delivers a flawless pole-to-flag victory in Bahrain, showcasing his improved tire management on a high-degradation circuit as McLaren dominates. Russell and Norris complete the podium.
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Verstappen Proves Skill at Suzuka Despite Red Bull’s Struggles
Max Verstappen silenced critics with a masterclass at Suzuka, proving he’s more than just a fast car—even as Red Bull trails McLaren in 2025.
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Fouriesburg is all geared for inaugural round of SA National and Northern Regions rally championship
Fouriesburg will host the South African National Rally Championship on 25-26 April, featuring challenging stages and thrilling motorsport competition.
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Volkswagen celebrates top-performing dealers at annual Grand Prix Awards Ceremony
Volkswagen honoured 72 top-performing dealers at its 32nd Grand Prix Awards, celebrating excellence and dedication across 17 categories at Vergelegen Wine Estate, Cape Town.
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Japanese F1 GP: They said it was the car – then Suzuka happened
Max Verstappen’s impressive win at the Japanese Grand Prix showcased his extraordinary talent, challenging doubts about his abilities, even as Red Bull’s car struggles continued.
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Verstappen snatches ‘insane’ pole for Japan GP in track record
Max Verstappen secured pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix, breaking the track record, followed closely by Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, while Yuki Tsunoda qualified 15th.
