Martin Brundle, the well-respected Sky Formula 1 pundit and former driver, has recently been honored with an OBE (Order of the British Empire) as part of the King’s New Year’s Honours for 2025. This distinguished recognition marks Brundle’s significant contributions to motorsports and television broadcasting. Having participated in 158 Formula 1 races, Brundle transitioned into
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KTM, the renowned Austrian motorcycle manufacturer, is facing a turbulent restructuring phase that raises serious questions about its future in the high-octane world of MotoGP and its associated classes, Moto2 and Moto3. The company has been under self-administration since November 29, indicating pressing financial challenges that have prompted management to explore various avenues for stabilization
Fabio di Giannantonio has made headlines this season with aspirations to become a formidable competitor in the MotoGP circuit. The Italian rider, who enjoyed a successful run aboard a year-old bike, has secured a contract with Ducati to race the latest GP25 at VR46 in the upcoming season. This deal symbolizes a significant boost in
The Plum Pudding meeting at Mallory Park promised to be an exhilarating way to close the UK club racing calendar. Enthusiasts and families gathered, their excitement palpable as they anticipated a full day of thrilling motorcycle and car races. Unfortunately, the thick fog that enveloped the circuit proved to be a formidable opponent, drastically impacting
Martin Brundle’s name is synonymous with the exhilarating world of motorsport, particularly Formula 1 and sports car racing. Though his own Formula 1 journey was marked by some unforeseen limitations, it was his experiences with exceptional machinery that truly shaped his legacy as a racer. This article seeks to delve into the highlights of Brundle’s