Chris @AutoTechChris

Cars are out on track as Q1 starts in Abu Dhabi 🇦🇪 #McLaren | #F1SimRacing

@SimRacingExpo Definitely coming back and getting the three day this time I had an absolute blast

Good news! Over the SimRacing Expo Charlotte weekend we made a huge step to build the foundation for the future of our SimRacing Expo in the USA. We are very happy to announce that our Charlotte based event will make a return in 2027 from the 21. to 23. of May!

Ayer en directo me pasó esto por primera vez en mi vida. Al menos fue durante una quali y no en carrera.

A newly discovered species of wasp has been named after Oscar Piastri, the 'Gwesped piastrii' 🐝👀 Found in Burmese amber in northern Myanmar, the researchers chose to honour Oscar for his achievements in Formula 1 as the amber reminded them of McLaren papaya #F1

The scene is set for the 2026 F1 Sim Racing season finale day 😎⚡️ #F1 #F1Esports

On Tuesday, June 9, we’ll announce the four astronauts who will orbit Earth aboard the @NASAArtemis III mission! Watch our live event at 11 a.m. EDT (1500 UTC) to find out who will test the docking capabilities necessary for crewed Moon landings: nasa.gov/news-release/n…

Forever Rowdy. Thank you for every lap, every rivalry, and every memory.

nobody ever regrets cracking one open

Every milestone is a first for us, but the trajectory is clear. Progress with each weekend. We continue to build 💪

Onto the next.

Closing up shop in Canada 🇨🇦

Let’s drive 👊

A couple of pop culture professionals 😉

⚠️ CHECO NO ESTUVO TAN LEJOS DE SUMAR PUNTOS HOY Y MAÑANA PODRÍA SER UNA GRAN OPORTUNIDAD PARA QUE CONSIGAN SUS PRIMEROS PUNTOS EN F1: JP MONTOYA. “Vean a @Cadillac_F1 hoy. Si observan a @SChecoPerez, Checo no estuvo tan lejos de sumar puntos. Y esta podría ser una gran oportunidad para que consigan sus primeros puntos en la Fórmula 1 y, a partir de ahí, construir sobre ello. Creo que han avanzado muchísimo. Pienso que mañana el gran factor, si deja de llover y ya hemos visto carreras así antes, será de qué lado de la pista vas a arrancar. Podrías estar sobre una parte mojada mientras otros estén sobre una zona seca o mucho más seca. Y eso va a poner todo de cabeza.” 🔥🇨🇴 #CanadianGP

Checo: “Has ido al Muro de los Campeones? Necesitamos golpearlo para ser campeones.” Valtteri: “No todavía. Lo has golpeado?” Ch: “No, le he dado un beso.” V: “Creo que yo también lo he besado.” Ch: “Tal vez es que lo que necesitamos este fin de semana Valtteri jajaja!” Pero Checo 😭😭😭 #CanadaGP

Saturday 🇨🇦 Challenging day. I messed it up in the qualifying with a big lockup. But tomorrow is a new day, with new opportunities 🏁 Read about the day: cadillacf1team.com/news/2026-cana…

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Sunday on the St. Lawrence River >>>

We’re in Canada… of course we’re going to play air hockey 🤣

The results of Kyle Busch's cause of death were released. He started with a sinus infection a couple of weeks ago, he had a cough. He kept racing, because that's what drivers do. It turned into pneumonia. Pneumonia is treatable, 450 million people get it a year. So he kept racing. But then it turned into sepsis. Sepsis can be fatal in a matter of hours. He was in the racing sim when things went badly, they took him from there directly to the hospital. Within 24 hours one of the biggest racing legends was dead at just 41 years old. From something that was treatable, something he raced through. Losing Kyle has been a hard hit to the racing community, reminding everyone how real these drivers are. But now all I keep thinking is how our guys in F1 do the same thing. Motorsport puts tremendous pressure on drivers to compete and show up every week. In the 2022 Monza race weekend, Alex Albon drove through 2 practices Friday, felt terrible, was diagnosed with appendicitis, went into surgery Saturday, something went wrong and caused respiratory failure, then put on a ventilator and into a medically induced coma. ....And 2 weeks later was back racing in Singapore. In 2023, Max Verstappen was sick and missed media day in Saudi Arabia, but came back to drive through all sessions in the race weekend, revealing later he was so sick it felt like he "was missing a lung." Lando in 2024 was so sick in a way that wouldn't go away, he coughed and hacked his way through every single lap on the track for nearly 2 months. This video from Singapore last year, moments before getting in the car for one of the most physically exhausting races of the season he had to sit down on the grid, his team saying he was so sick he looked green. But Lando was fighting for a championship. If he hadn't driven through it, he wouldn't be the 2025 World Champion. And now we've lost the most winningest driver in NASCAR history, holding an all-time record of 234 career victories across the sport's top three national series, because he kept driving. He won a race less than a week before he died. He drove through it. I don't know what we do about that. I don't know what could ever change to make that any less horrifying. But I think its worth talking about. If nothing else, Kyle Busch's legacy deserves it.

Bob Pockrass @bobpockrass

2 weeks ago

Statement from Kyle Busch family on what caused his death: "The medical evaluation provided to the Busch Family concluded that severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis, resulting in rapid and overwhelming associated complications." @NASCARONFOX

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