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Dennis Foggia leads in Mugello on Friday

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Dennis Foggia leads in Mugello on Friday

Italy’s Dennis Foggia (Honda) has strengthened his leadership in Moto3 thanks to the morning record of 1: 56.916 on the first day of the Italian GP’s free practice at the Mugello Circuit. In FP2, the temperature rose significantly, with Jaume Masiá at 1:57:314 taking Free 2 and finishing second with a total of 0,218.

Foggia in Italy started and finished as a benchmark in the smallest category. At first, John McFee (Husqvarna) in England accounted for 10 minutes. The final lap, Jaume Masiá (KTM), rose to second place with an advantage of 1 in 49,000 compared to the British.

The tension of the first few minutes caused the Japanese Ayumu Sasaki (Huskvarna) to fall. Ayumu Sasaki, who was aware of it at the time, had to evacuate on her stretcher after jumping into the air from her motorcycle and being run over by Jaume Macia. She was taken by ambulance to an Italian circuit clinic, where she was transferred to a hospital in Florence, where she underwent a more thorough medical examination. Recall that a year ago, a young Swiss driver Jason Dupasquier fell in the second quarter, causing a fatal accident on the circuit and sometimes freezing the atmosphere.

At that time, Sasaki was in 3rd place in the morning record and Jaume Masiá was in 11th place, and he had to put his bicycle on a crane and return to the workshop. In the end, the Japanese finished in 4th place and the Spaniards went up to 2nd place.

They are also in the top 14 offering access to Q2 in the absence of FP3, with Sergio Garcia 7th, Izangebara 12th and Danihorgado 14th.

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Audi will pay 1 million 250 thousand Euros to the driver for winning the Formula 1 race

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Formula 1 driver Nico Hulkenberg can count on a multimillion-dollar bonus in his first season with Audi if he can repeat the results in the 2025 season.

Last season, the German pilot reached the Formula 1 podium after 250 races for the first time in his career and finished the British Grand Prix in third place. At Silverstone, Hulkenberg was ahead of seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and scored 15 points in one go.

Hulkenberg scored 51 points at the end of the 2025 season.

On the eve of Audi’s first season, specialized media reported that the 38-year-old pilot signed a contract providing a bonus of 50 thousand euros for each point earned in the 2026 season.

Given the large-scale changes in Formula 1, even the pilots themselves cannot yet predict the balance of power in the peloton. However, if Hulkenberg scores 51 points again, the bonus can reach 2 million 550 thousand euros in addition to his base salary at Audi.

If Nico manages to win the race and score the maximum 25 points, this will immediately earn him a bonus of 1,250,000 euros.

The team will present the appearance of its first car today at 20:00 Kyiv time.

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F1 pilot’s brother became Ukrainian pilot’s rival in Formula 4

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F1 pilot’s brother became Ukrainian pilot’s rival in Formula 4

Thomas Berman, the younger brother of Haas Formula 1 team driver Oliver Berman, will officially take part in Italian Formula 4 and Euro 4 in the 2026 season.

Thomas will represent the VAR team colours.

The 16-year-old Briton spent last year in British Formula 4, where he scored one win and finished eighth in the final season standings.

But the ones that are considered the most prestigious and promising are the Italian and European Formula 4 championships. They are often chosen by young pilots for further career advancement. In addition, Thomas’ older brother Oliver Berman also competed in these series and became the Italian Formula 4 champion in 2021 with 11 wins.

Let us also remind you that Ukrainian Alexander Bondarev will compete in the same championships with the Prima Racing team in the 2026 season. The Ukrainian pilot does not hide his ambitions and has repeatedly expressed his intention to fight for the championship title.

Bondarev now participates in Middle East Formula 4 in preparation for the European leg of the season. After the first stage, he took first place in the general rankings and became the leader in the rankings.

Thomas Berman will compete in the Formula Winter Series as part of his preparations.

The competition between the current “four” promises to be extremely high, and the appearance of the younger brother of the Formula 1 pilot will only increase interest in the series.

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Ex-Ferrari boss: “We were disappointed by the rule changes. We had the best car”

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Ex-Ferrari boss: “We were disappointed by the rule changes. We had the best car”

Former Ferrari boss Ross Brawn said the team was at a disadvantage due to the FIA’s changes to the rules.

The Scuderia was virtually unbeatable in the early 2000s. Michael Schumacher single-handedly won 48 of 85 races in the first half of the decade, while Rubens Barrichello added nine more victories.

In an interview with F1.com, Brown named the 2004 Ferrari car as his favorite. That year the team won not only three races but confidently won its sixth consecutive title in the Constructors’ Championship.

The legendary designer and strategist admitted that Ferrari was stopped after that due to changes in tire rules and that the team had become too dominant.

“Every year we put in extra effort and every year we did things a little better. That made the 2004 car, in my opinion, the best ever.”

“We were disappointed by the changes to the tire rules after that, but I think we did so well and had to be stopped somehow. This incredible car could not have been stopped any other way because everything worked so well for us.”

“Having lived on the other side of the fence ever since, I can understand Bernie’s frustration. [Экклстоуна, тогдашнего руководителя Формулы-1]Max [Мосли, тогдашнего президента FIA] and supporters. It was a shock when we didn’t win, not a shock when we won. “It was a very special car.”

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