FIA reviews Lawson’s near collision with marshals

FIA reviews Lawson’s near collision with marshals

The FIA is investigating a terrifying near-miss in Mexico after Liam Lawson almost struck two marshals who stepped onto the track to clear debris. Lawson, who was shocked by the incident, yelled over the radio, “I could have f**king killed them,” as the marshals reportedly missed the call to stay off the circuit. The FIA admitted the error and promised a full review, while also defending its volunteers who play a vital role in race safety. Later, controversy deepened when a Virtual Safety Car was deployed in the final laps due to Carlos Sainz’s smoking car, a move critics like Jacques Villeneuve slammed as “embarrassing,” though the FIA insisted safety came first.

Click here to read the full article by Michael Delaney (f1i.com)

‍

Byron beats Blaney to earn championship spot

William Byron passed Ryan Blaney with 43 laps left to win and earn a spot in the Championship 4. He stayed in front for most of the 500-lap race to take his third win of the year. Blaney finished second and said he had no problem with the contact in the pass. Byron and teammate Kyle Larson will fight for the title at Phoenix with Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe.

Click here to read the full article at www.nwaonline.com

‍

Ferrari launches AI crypto auction for Le Mans car

Ferrari is launching a new digital coin called the “Ferrari 499P” that fans can use to bid for its Le Mans car. The goal is to interest young tech fans and crypto users. Only Ferrari’s top members will get access when it launches in 2027. It’s a way for Ferrari to connect with new technology.

Click here to read the full article by Giulio Piovaccari (www.reuters.com)

‍

Mayer faces possible penalty for post-race wreck

Sam Mayer and Jeb Burton clashed several times in the race, as Mayer hit Burton after the finish line. NASCAR may give Mayer a penalty. Mayer said Burton drives with no respect, while Burton called Mayer childish.

Click here to read the full article by Nick DeGroot (www.motorsport.com)

‍

Antigua Bermuda race returns for 2026 SailGP

The Antigua Bermuda Race returns on April 29, 2026, after two years away. The 935-mile event goes from Antigua to Bermuda and happens just before SailGP Bermuda. It’s run by the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club and Antigua Sailing Week, with support from sponsors and local partners. Race boss Les Crane says it’s a safe and enjoyable way for sailors to head north across the ocean.

Click here to read the full article at www.livesaildie.com