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Jul.2 (GMM) Valtteri Bottas’ time on the Formula 1 bench could be coming to a rapid end. As Franco Colapinto struggles to find his feet at Alpine, strong rumours are suddenly swirling about contact between de-facto team boss Flavio Briatore and Mercedes’ Toto Wolff. It is unclear whether Briatore, 75, really is considering another mid-season…
Read More »Jul.2 (GMM) Amid raging speculation about his future in red, the reason Frederic Vasseur suddenly left the Red Bull Ring last Sunday has finally emerged. Just as many suspect that the Ferrari team boss’s three-year contract will not be renewed, he left the scene of the Austrian GP on race-day. The team cited only “personal…
Read More »Jul.1 (GMM) One Ferrari insider is expecting Frederic Vasseur to be back in action this weekend at Silverstone. Amid raging speculation about his future in red, the 57-year-old was suddenly missing from the paddock in Austria on Sunday, ostensibly for “personal reasons”. Nothing else is known about the nature of Vasseur’s emergency, but well-known Italian…
Read More »Jul.1 (GMM) Fernando Alonso and Liam Lawson appear to have patched up their rocky relationship. Prior to Austria, their relationship was marked by several on-track incidents and tensions, including F1 veteran Alonso calling the rookie an “idiot” for aggressive driving, with 23-year-old Lawson accusing the Spaniard of trying to “screw me” in retaliation. But at…
Read More »Jul.1 (GMM) Max Verstappen may soon be free to skip out of his long-term Red Bull contract. To date, it has been rumoured that only dropping to P4 in the drivers’ standings by the end of July will trigger the oft-mentioned performance exit clause. But fellow Dutchman and ex-Red Bull driver Robert Doornbos, who knows…
Read More »Jul.1 (GMM) It’s been a “tough” first half-season at Williams for former Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz. With no offers from other top teams forthcoming, the highly-rated winner of four grands prix had to choose from the midfield for 2025 – and opted for Williams. In Austria, his eleventh race for the Grove based outfit, Sainz’s…
Read More »Jun.30 (GMM) Franco Colapinto is not the only Alpine driver who may have departed Austria feeling a little nervous. Executive advisor and de-facto team boss Flavio Briatore axed rookie Jack Doohan last month, replacing him with the highly-rated and Argentine backed fellow rookie Franco Colapinto. But the 21-year-old has also notably struggled in the cockpit…
Read More »Jun.30 (GMM) Despite their clash two weeks ago in Canada, the title-duelling McLaren duo managed a near-seamless and exciting wheel-to-wheel tussle for Austrian GP victory. Pole sitter and eventual winner Lando Norris was repeatedly challenged by championship leader Oscar Piastri – including one particular near-miss. “I’m proud of how Oscar and Lando handled the situation,”…
Read More »Jun.30 (GMM) At the height of raging speculation about his future in red, Frederic Vasseur suddenly vanished from the paddock in Austria. “Fred will not be at the track today,” confirmed a Ferrari spokesman, “because he has had to return home for personal reasons.” Both in Canada and again throughout the weekend at the Red…
Read More »Jun.30 (GMM) Max Verstappen’s bosses have come around to the idea that a fifth drivers’ title in 2025 is now basically impossible. The Red Bull driver was taken out of the team’s home Austrian GP on lap 1 by rookie Kimi Antonelli – who Verstappen has previously admitted to admiring and liking. “It can happen,”…
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The Monaco Grand Prix, often called the crown jewel of Formula 1, is one of the most prestigious races in the world and part of the Triple Crown of Motorsport alongside the Indy 500 and 24 Hours of Le Mans. Starting in 2026, the race will move from May to June to better align with the F1 schedule, placing the Canadian Grand Prix earlier in the season. Grand Prix Tours has taken care of all of the details and has arranged an amazing motorsports vacation. Call 949 719 3350 to book your trip or to contact us with any questions.
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