Motorsports
Aristotle Racing Team: The university team with its own Formula 1 car
If you are a fan of motorsports and Formula 1 then you should definitely meet the Aristotle Racing Team, the student team that builds its own car and competes internationally.
The Aristotle Racing Team (ART) was founded in 2006 by a small group of students from the Polytechnic School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) with the aim of designing, engineering and assembling a fully functional Formula type racing car to compete in each Year at the international competition Formula Student and represents our country on a global level.
More precisely, ART, starting with only 9 members, now consists of 35 students from different faculties of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The team is improving their already built seventh racing car, which will take them to the next competitions.
ART has already won many awards, most recently 2nd place in Business Plan race and 4th place in Skid Pad race at the competitions in Hungary and Czech Republic and ART is ready for this season.
It is noteworthy that in order to achieve its goals, the team looks for and finds various sponsors who support it and, thanks to them, manage to take part every year in the largest international student competition, Formula Student SAE, together with 614 other university teams.
With the slogan “Racing is ART”, the Aristotle Racing Team is prepared for the new racing season with personnel reinforcements and needs the support of everyone. You can meet and see ART’s work at aristotleracing.gr on the team’s various social media.
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The Formula Student competition is organized by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). It is a series of international races involving student teams from universities around the world, applying innovative techniques and advanced mechanical analysis to build a high-performance car.
Each year, students build a race car from scratch and test it on the track. ART team members work full-time along with their rigorous academic program to design, sponsor and build it and ultimately compete internationally with other student groups.
The official Formula Student racing year begins in mid-May with the oldest race in Michigan, USA. The Formula Student competition on the legendary Silverstone circuit in Northampton, England marks the start of the European races.
Source: sport24
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Motorsports
Noah Dettweiler and Jose Antonio Rueda regain normality after unfortunate accident in Sepang
On October 26th, following a horrific accident during the grid formation lap of the last Malaysian Grand Prix Moto3 race involving a Swiss rider. Noah Dettweiler And the Spanish driver and the new world champion Jose Antonio Ruedaboth have restored some normality.
The Andalusian rider, who achieved the best stop result, has already returned to street bikes at Campillos Kart in Malaga as part of his preparations for the Moto2 pre-season. The Swiss rider, who was in the worst of form, initially rejected an offer from the SIC58 Moto3 team where he held his position and accepted an offer from another Italian team, Kuja Racing, in an attempt to regain momentum after taking a step back from the Italian Supersport Championship.
After being resuscitated several times on the course by a rapid intervention team of doctors. angel medical recordDettweiler survived a series of surgical interventions, the last of which was on January 13th, after which he announced his agreement to race in CIV Supersport on a Ducati Panigale V2.
The team welcomed him like this kuja racing: “From Switzerland to the heart of Italian motorsport: Noah has chosen the tradition and experience of our team to demonstrate the talent he has cultivated at world level. With his arrival, the puzzle is complete. We are ready to offer your company many years of passion and technical experience to reach the top.”
and they collect their words Noah Dettweiler: “I am very happy to start this new adventure with Kuja Racing. I know the history and professionalism of this team and am confident that it is the ideal environment for me to reach my full potential. I am looking forward to getting on the bike, meeting the team in the box and starting the hard work to get the team to the position it deserves. See you on the track!”
Jose Antonio Rueda He also explained through his social networks that he had returned to the street bike in preparation for the Moto2 preseason, which begins in a few weeks, writing on his Instagram account: “Returning to the bike after the accident was a very important step. Good mood, confidence and a lot of motivation. The recovery continues and everything is going according to plan. Thanks to everyone and your support for making this recovery as fast as possible. One day closer to my return.”
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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Motorsports
PHOTOGRAPH. F1 teams have made their choices for the first pre-season tests of 2026
Pirelli has revealed which tire sets the teams have chosen in the first pre-season test to be held in Barcelona from 26-30 January.
All teams will be able to use hard (C1), medium (C2), soft (C3), medium and rain tires. In the early days of testing, each team received a different number of kits to create their own plan.
Red Bull relied on soft tyres; They bought 18 sets plus one medium and one not even hard tires. Ferrari, which tested the SF-26 last week, chose the most intermediate ones – a set of 12. Mercedes took the hardest ones – 8 sets, and McLaren – 6 soft, 10 medium and 4 hard.
We would like to remind you that Williams Racing will not participate in testing in Barcelona.
Source: Sport UA
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Motorsports
Piastri signals McLaren could change controversial rules
Oscar Piastri has hinted that the McLaren team could make changes to the “Papaya rules” after the winter review.
While Piastri was challenging eventual champion Lando Norris for the title in 2025, he believed he was unfairly influenced by several incidents during the heat of the race.
In Italy, after Norris had a slow wheel change, he was ordered to move the Briton back to second before being allowed to continue the race. Piastri said on the radio that he considered the slow pit stop “part of the race” but complied with the request anyway.
Popeye Rules first came to public attention in 2024. These are actually instructions not to bump into each other and avoid contact.
However, in Singapore, Piastri was also unhappy as Norris pushed him into the second lap of the first lap, where he attacked for third place and no orders were given to allow his opponent to pass.
A dip in form at the end of the season saw Piastri lose the title in favor of Norris, who dropped to third behind Max Verstappen. The driver had this to say about team orders ahead of the new season:
“This is discussed a lot. Behind the scenes, there is less talk and fewer problems than one might think.”
“But we have our own racing methods and they are constantly evolving. We will do a review, we have already done that. Do we want to do everything the same? Do we want to change the rules a little? “We will fully address this issue before we start racing again.”
“For me, the intentions were always right, and we’ll make some adjustments if we feel the need to make things easier for ourselves.”
Source: Sport UA
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