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Why the WEC's eagerly-anticipated new era is unmissable

This is it! The start! It wasn’t the Daytona 24 Hours in January any more than it was the Spa 6 Hours nearly two years ago. The much-heralded golden era of sportscar racing finally begins with this week’s opening round of the World Endurance Championship at Sebring.

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Kobayashi 'joke' triggered Nakajima's Toyota WEC reserve return

Three-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner Nakajima retired from racing at the end of the 2021 season, taking up a role as Toyota Gazoo Racing Europe’s vice-chairman as Ryo Hirakawa took over the vacated seat in the Japanese marque’s #8 line-up in the WEC.

Motorsport

The thinking behind Aston Martin's unique F1 'slidepods'

Fernando Alonso's shock podium finish in Bahrain, allied to incredible pace in pre-season testing, has left the team in the mix near the front of the field.

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Ferrari now has best F1 engine but tyre wear is worse, says Marko

In 2022, the Ferrari F1-75 proved the most accelerative car out of low-speed corners but fell back compared to the Honda-powered Red Bull at higher speed.

Motorsport

2023 F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix session timings and preview

Red Bull's Max Verstappen won last year's Saudi GP after defeating Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc in a cat-and-mouse contest that saw the two drivers regularly change the lead using DRS.

Motorsport

Ferrari boss hits back at criticism as team becomes “target” after just one grand prix

Ferrari have endured a nightmare start to the 2023 F1 season, with Charles Leclerc having now been handed a 10-place penalty for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Daily Mirror

WEC Sebring: Toyotas lead Ferrari, Cadillac in interrupted second practice

Brendon Hartley set the benchmark time of 1m47.272s early in the one-hour session aboard the #8 Toyota GR010 HYBRID, before Kamui Kobayashi lapped three tenths quicker soon after to record 1m46.954s in the sister #7 car.

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WEC Sebring: Toyotas lead Ferrari, Cadillac in interrupted FP2

Motorsport

F1 Saudi Arabian GP: How to watch on TV in the USA on ESPN

This year’s race takes place on Sunday 19 March at 10:00am ET at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.

Motorsport

Sir Rod Stewart's 2001 Ferrari 550 Barchetta sells at auction for £309,000

The Hoops daft singer, 77, managed to get his hands on one of the just 448 Barchetta 550s made.

Daily Record

Charles Leclerc handed grid penalty for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after Bahrain nightmare

Leclerc and Ferrari endured a nightmare start in Bahrain and team principal Frederic Vasseur has confirmed they have already gone over their allocation of ECU issues

Daily Mirror

Ferrari Teaser Video Shows Badge On Silver Car, Could Be Roma Spider

A previous teaser showed a steering wheel with the promise of "something special" debuting March 16.

Motor1

WEC Sebring: Toyota leads Ferrari in first practice of 2023

Ryo Hirakawa knocked Ferrari driver James Calado off the top spot in the dying minutes of the one-hour Free Practice 1 session with a time more than half a second quicker than the Toyota Le Mans Hypercar managed in last weekend’s official pre-season Prologue test.

Autosport

F1: Charles Leclerc hit with 10-place grid penalty for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

New control electronics unit required to compound nightmare start to season

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Vasseur bullish Ferrari F1 has "mega room" for improvement ahead of first upgrades

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz qualified on the second row in the Bahrain season opener, behind the leading Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez. But if Ferrari's one-lap pace was encouraging, its race pace was less impressive as it struggled to match Red Bull and even came…

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FIA moves third DRS activation point for Saudi F1 GP

The final of three DRS activation zones was located in the braking zone before the final hairpin connecting two long straights.

Autosport

Vasseur rubbishes Mekies departure rumours, insists Ferrari is "solid"

The shock resignation of senior design engineer David Sanchez last week triggered a wave of speculation that Ferrari could face fresh departures.

Autosport

Leclerc set for Saudi Arabian GP grid penalty after Bahrain F1 engine trouble

On race morning of the season opening Bahrain Grand Prix earlier this month, Ferrari detected an anomaly in Leclerc's power unit control electronics and decided to replace it with a new set.

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Sebring pit entry changed for WEC opener after Prologue crash

The FIA has reverted to the arrangement used for the last edition of the Sebring 1000 Miles in 2022 in the wake of the events of the official pre-season WEC test.

Autosport

Calado questions WEC tyre warmer ban after Sebring Prologue crash

The Briton confirmed that cold tyres were implicated in his shunt at the Turn 1 left-hander at the Sebring International Raceway on the morning of the second day of the test aboard the #51 Ferrari 499P Le Mans Hypercar.

Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton could "do a Michael Schumacher" amid Mercedes' 2023 F1 woes

As Mercedes' struggles continued in the opening race of 2023, F1 pundit Martin Brundle assessed a monumental move which may be in the thoughts of seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton

Daily Mirror

Damon Hill makes Saudi Arabia GP prediction which will leave Red Bull concerned

Former F1 world champion Damon Hill has forecast a tougher time of things for Red Bull at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after the titleholders claimed a one-two finish in Bahrain

Autosport

Sainz: Ferrari will play a 'better game' at less extreme tracks than Bahrain

The Spaniard classified fourth in the season opener and was 48s adrift of runaway winner Max Verstappen at the flag, while team-mate Charles Leclerc retired with a power unit electrical failure on lap 39 of 57.

Autosport

Verstappen: ‘No surprise’ that 2023 F1 grid closed up after copying design

In Q1 for the Bahrain Grand Prix, the entire field was covered by just 1.2s, with the teams outside last year's top five all making vast improvements compared to their 2022 form.

Motorsport

Verstappen: 'No surprise' that 2023 F1 grid closed up after copying Red Bull

In Q1 for the Bahrain Grand Prix, the entire field was covered by just 1.2s, with the teams outside last year's top five all making vast improvements compared to their 2022 form.

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