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Thibaut Courtois’ team will participate in the 2024 Dakar with Christine Giampaoli

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Thibaut Courtois’ team will participate in the 2024 Dakar with Christine Giampaoli

Real Madrid’s international team, TC Racing, is already looking forward to participating in Spanish F4 next season, but they are not limited to just the circuit, and with the help of driver Christine GZ, they will also be racing internationally. It is also expanding into off-roading. TC Racing has landed in the world of Rally He Raid competition and sets its sights on the toughest challenge in the field, the famous Dakar He Rally.

Christine GZ will be driving a light car (side-by-side) at the 2024 Dakar, which will also be her debut at the world’s toughest event, to be held in Saudi Arabia next January. The Spanish-Italian pilot has gained notable experience in recent years as a professional pilot competing in some of the world’s toughest off-road events such as the Baja 1000 and the World Cross Country Championships. Now, with TC Racing, he can fulfill his dream of making his debut in the legendary Dakar race.


The pilots are currently training with co-pilot Ricardo Torlaski, a Dakar legend who has participated in the event more than 10 times. The TC Racing Team has made a strong start in this field and has high hopes for this demanding race, laying the foundations for a great start to the 2024 season, which will also see its debut in the Spanish F4 Championship.

Dakar 2024 will be the 46th edition of the toughest off-road competition on the planet. It is scheduled to begin on January 5th and end on January 19th, and will be a journey of approximately 8,000 kilometers through the sands of Saudi Arabia’s desert.

Christine Giampaoli heads to Dakar with Thibaut Courtois' Team TC Racing

A passion for motorsport has brought Thibaut Courtois and Christine GZ together. It’s the perfect starting point for the TC Racing team to start building a great sports project. They are preparing to face this new challenge by writing their stories in one of the most important competitions in the world.

Source: Mundo Deportivo

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The Cadillac team has unveiled a special livery that will make its Formula 1 debut during pre-season testing in Barcelona at the end of January.

General Motors Chairman Mark Royce unveiled the exterior at GM’s new global headquarters in Detroit. It is this livery that the team will use during five days of testing at the Barcelona-Catalonia circuit from 26 to 30 January. The official race livery will be revealed during the Super Bowl commercial break on February 8.

The presentation was part of celebrations marking the opening of GM’s new headquarters. The car will also be on public display at the Detroit Auto Show until January 25.

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Driver left at the start of the season leaves the F1 team altogether

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Australian driver Jack Duane left the Alpine team after the end of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

A product of the Alpine Academy, Duen made his Formula 1 debut at the 2024 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and has an early chance ahead of his debut season in the royal race.

But even before the start of the championship, Alpin signed several reserve drivers, including Franco Colapinto. A quarter of the way through the season, Douin failed to give teammate Pierre Gasly a consistent challenge: in qualifying he beat the Frenchman in only two of eight sessions (including sprint qualifying), in half he was more than six-tenths of a second behind, and his best result of the race was 13th place.

As a result, the team decided to transfer Colapinto to the operational squad and return Duane to the reserve pilot role. The 22-year-old Australian himself admitted that this decision was a heavy blow for him.

Now Duane is finally leaving Enstone to focus on another phase of his career. Possible options include racing with Kondo Racing in Super Formula, but there is no official confirmation of this project yet. It is known that during testing at the Suzuka circuit, the Australian driver crashed his car three times at the same Degner 2 corner.

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In France, a 21-year-old motorcycle racer died in a crash during a race.

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In France, a 21-year-old motorcycle racer died in a crash during a race.

French motorcycle racer Raphael Cholet was involved in a serious accident during the national sand track racing championship, reports RMC Sport.

The 21-year-old athlete, attempting to make a jump during a motocross race, fell upon landing and was hit by another competitor. Cholet, who suffered serious injuries and suffered cardiac arrest, was taken to hospital in Bordeaux by helicopter but died several hours later.

The race was first suspended and then finally stopped and cancelled. The competition took place as part of the Moto-Gurp TT, and about 1,400 riders took part in the races.

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