Motorsports
Sainz’s clear reaction shows his faith in Ferrari
Carlos Sainz Actively or passively, he says his priorities for the future are Ferrari. at his promotional event madrid cart He repeated it again. But MD wanted to ask him about the requirements. No, we’re not talking about your demands as a pilot. Maranello Because Carlos has already shown in the last three years that he has plenty of guts. For this reason, we asked him what we could demand from the team after the integration.
“It’s difficult to demand anything from Ferrari, because the first thing that demands of them is to win is Ferrari itself. They are put under the microscope for the first time. I think everyone sets a goal to win, but the only thing I can ask of Ferrari is if the car breaks down. That I prove very well. We know we have to go in a certain direction and we want our team and engineers to work on it. Because the drivers are convinced that there is progress here. But what is required first is Ferrari itself, and I am working with Ferrari to make that happen as soon as possible. ”
Despite this requirement Carlos Recognizes level of advancement with catch red bull It’s at the top of the rankings. His 2023 was the most dominated season by any team in the entire history of the league. formula 1 The Austrians won every race except Singapore, ending Sainz’s incredible winning streak.
So catch them Milton Keynes It may look like a chimera after just one winter, but the Spaniards have faith in their engineers’ ability to find the key. Furthermore, he gives the example of another team on the grid to make it clear that it is not impossible. mclaren“When you come up with something that works, you take a really big step forward.”
“A lot of analysis can be made about Red Bull’s superiority. They have a good understanding of the feeling the car has to give to the driver and tires to achieve optimal performance. It feels a bit deceptive. . On Saturday, it doesn’t seem like that far away, but later in the race you’ll have times of three-tenths of a second or half a second per lap, and then 30 seconds when you get to the finish line. This is where we need to improve, learn lessons and hold the key. I think it was a mistake to go in the direction indicated by the mid-2022 car. “We thought we weren’t that far away.” “The same thing happened when Mercedes won in Brazil.”He stated conclusively.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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Motorsports
Camels prevented an American motorcycle racer from winning the Dakar rally marathon.
A herd of camels prevented American Ricky Brabec from becoming the winner of the Dakar rally marathon in the motorcycle category.
Brabec was leading the standings heading into the final stage, 3 minutes 20 seconds ahead of second-place Argentinean Luciano Benavidez. However, at the 13th stage, Brabec first collided with camels on the track, which blocked his path, and in the last kilometers of the race the racer made a navigation error.
As a result, Benavidez was two seconds ahead of Brabec – this is the smallest margin for the winner in the entire history of the Dakar.
The Dakar took place in Saudi Arabia.
Source: Sportbox
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The crew of the Lithuanian Zala won the Dakar in the truck category, Al-Attiyah won the marathon rally for the sixth time in his career
The crew led by Lithuanian Vaidotas Zala in an Iveco won the Dakar rally marathon held in Saudi Arabia in the truck category.
The total time of Zala based on the results of 13 stages is 56 hours 58 minutes 38 seconds. The second place was taken by the Czech crew led by Ales Lopreis (lag – 20 minutes 18 seconds; Iveco), the third was the Dutchman Mitchel van den Brink (+29.03; MM Technology).
The Russian KAMAZ-master team missed the Dakar due to a ban on participation under the Russian flag.
In the motorcycle category, Argentinean Luciano Benavidez won (time: 49:00.41; KTM), two seconds ahead of American Ricky Brabec (Honda). The top three finishers were completed by Spaniard Tosha Shareina on Honda (+25.12).
Qatari Nasser Al-Attiyah, driving a Dacia, won the Dakar for the sixth time in his career in the SUV category, his time being 48 hours 56 minutes 53 seconds. The second was the Spaniard Nani Roma (+9.42; Ford), the third was the Swede Mattias Ekström (+14.33; Ford). Russian Denis Krotov, competing under a license from Kyrgyzstan, took 31st place (+8:10.45).
American Brock Heger (55:11.56; Polaris) took the lead in the SSV all-terrain vehicle class. Second place was taken by his compatriot Kyle Chaney (+1:01.39; Can-Am), the Frenchman Xavier de Soultre (+1:25.25; Polaris) closed the top three.
Source: Sportbox
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Cadillac F1 Driver: Truly an incredible day. We should be proud of this
Sergio Perez shared his feelings after his first trip to the track for the Cadillac team.
Just 10.5 months after receiving final approval from the FIA to become the 11th team in the championship, Perez found himself behind the wheel at the Silverstone circuit, where the car completed its first laps on the day of filming.
The team, wearing all black uniforms, confirmed that they carried out all system checks during the run.
“Today was truly an incredible day,” Perez said
Everyone should be proud as we completed our first tours as a team. Every member of the team worked on this moment and it was very emotional for me.
We can and should enjoy it, but it also gives us even more energy. I want to get behind the wheel as soon as possible; This is just the beginning.”
“This was a great opportunity for the team to get a feel for operating in a real garage environment, test the car’s systems and troubleshoot initial issues. But this is just the beginning of the journey. We are now focusing on pre-season testing in a few weeks, which will provide further learning opportunities.”
Source: Sport UA
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