Author: Taryn Krakenshroud

On a sun-drenched Sunday at the Isle of Man TT, Peter Hickman made history by matching Mike Hailwood’s record of 14 TT wins, winning a thrilling RST Superbike race that saw lead changes, retirements, and a new outright lap record. Riding for Monster Energy BMW by FHO Racing, Hickman charged to victory on the final lap, beating Davey Todd and Dean Harrison on the iconic Mountain Course.

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Haas’s Formula 1 machines have been disqualified from the Monaco Grand Prix qualifying session due to a breach of DRS clearance regulations. The team’s new rear wing specification failed to comply with the maximum allowed opening, leading to a penalty and the loss of their qualifying results. This incident bears resemblance to previous technical infringements in F1, highlighting the importance of meticulous engineering and compliance with the sport’s regulations.

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At the Giro d’Italia, rising Canadian star Derek Gee showcased his immense potential with six top-five finishes, including four second-place results. Meanwhile, veteran Geraint Thomas remains poised to rewrite history as he battles Primoz Rogli for the overall title, setting the stage for a thrilling showdown in the penultimate mountain time trial.

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In a display of pure speed, Peter Hickman and Dean Harrison stole the show during practice week at the 2023 Isle of Man TT. Hickman set the initial pace on his FHO Racing BMW, but it was Harrison who ultimately topped the leaderboard with a stunning 133.514mph lap on his Kawasaki Superbike. This road racing news report captures the latest action and top performances from the thrilling practice sessions.

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In a surprising move, Ferrari has announced that Xavi Marcos, Charles Leclerc’s race engineer since 2019, will be stepping down from his role ahead of the Emilia Romagna GP. This development comes after a series of tense exchanges between Leclerc and Marcos, and raises questions about the team’s future direction as speculation swirls around Lewis Hamilton’s potential arrival at Ferrari in 2025.

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The iconic Southern 100 Road Races, set to take place on the Isle of Man in 2024, have been designated a no-drone zone by the Isle of Man Civil Aviation Administration. This strict policy is in place to ensure the safety of riders and spectators, as drones pose a significant threat to the competitors. Breaching these regulations could result in severe penalties, including fines of up to £10,000. All road racing enthusiasts are urged to respect this important safety measure.

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The Southern 100 International Road Races have solidified their partnership with Manx Radio, securing the national broadcaster as the Official Broadcast Partner through 2030. This extended agreement will provide live coverage of the pre-TT Classic Races and the annual media launch, enhancing the experience for road racing enthusiasts worldwide.

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