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Tänak joins M-Sport, F1 unveils the 6 Sprint Races, Abiteboul in discussions with Hyundai… News from December 7 to remember
Tänak, Sprint and Abiteboul races... What not to miss this Wednesday, December 7 (Photo: DPPI - M-Sport / Editing: AUTOhebdo)
Ott Tänak at M-Sport in 2023
After several weeks of suspense, the announcement was made official. Ott Tänak will be behind the wheel of a Ford Puma Rally1 hybrid next year. The Estonian therefore returns to the team from his debut for a complete program. READ HERE.
Ott Tänak returns home M-Sport in 2023 © M-Sport
Formula 1 confirms six Sprint Races for 2023
The World Motor Sport Council has confirmed the six Sprint Racing events for the 2023 season. Formula 1. Baku, Spa-Francorchamps, Losail and Austin will host a Sprint event for the first time. READ HERE.
As in 2021 and 2022, Brazil will host a Sprint Race © Florent Gooden / DPPI
Abiteboul soon in WRC at Hyundai?
The former main team Renault is in advanced discussions with the Korean manufacturer to take the lead in its program WRC. READ HERE.
Could we see again Cyril Abiteboul.. in the WRC? © DPPI
Zane Maloney joins the Red Bull sector and becomes F1 reserve
Zane Maloney, runner-up Formula 3 in 2022, joined the Red Bull Junior Team. The Barbadian also becomes a reserve driver for Red Bull and Alpha Tauri in Formula 1. READ HERE.
Zane Maloney is the new recruit of the Red Bull sector © Agency / DPPI
IndyCar backtracks on 2024 engines
The next generation of hybrid power units in IndyCar, scheduled for introduction in 2024, will retain 2,2-liter engines unlike what was initially planned with 2,4-liter engines. READ HERE.
IndyCar will experience some changes for more sustainable races © IndyCar Media
A new qualifying format for the WEC in 2023
The FIA World Council has communicated the modifications concerning the sporting regulations of the WEC from 2023. READ HERE.
Hypercar manufacturers will have to enter a maximum of two cars per team (Photo Frédéric Le Floc’h / DPPI)
What future for LM P2 in the WEC and at the 24 Hours of Le Mans?
With the success of the Hypercar categories and the future arrival of the GT3 in 2024, what future holds for LM P2? The ACO says more. READ HERE.
LM P2 will disappear from the WEC championship in 2024… © DPPI
Dorian Grangier
A young journalist nostalgic for the motorsport of yesteryear. Raised on the exploits of Sébastien Loeb and Fernando Alonso.
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