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Avg202014 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments

Just a few weeks until the electrical revolution

Motorsport will experience a renaissance next month, as with the race in Beijing, the "green" racing series - Formula E - enters the scene. The race calendar currently includes ten events, and the idea of the electric car championship has its roots in 2012. The FIA starts in September and ends in June next year, and despite the different roar of the propulsion engines, the birth of the new championship is accompanied by enthusiasm and interest, as motorsport turns in the direction of a new era - electric motoring. Motorsport has always served as a kind of platform for the development of technologies that then found their way onto the roads in the hands of ordinary mortals. It was with this purpose that Formula E was created. Not even the Formula One team turned its back on modern sports, as it is in

Avg42014 by Tinca Jergovic52 Comments

A well-known list of registered racers for Lučine

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The organizers of the mountain speed race in Lučine have published a list of registered racers, which counts as many as 81 names, which is a very nice number considering the fact that the race will not be considered the Croatian national championship. Vaclav Janik (Lola B02 / 50) and Federico Liber (Gloria C8F) are considered the favorites on the technically demanding course. The former celebrated at this year's Gorjanci, and the latter celebrated victory at last year's race in Lučine, as his car, although quite underpowered in terms of power compared to other cars, proved to be solid. Among Slovenian racers, we will miss Marjan Smrdelj this year, but after last year's absence, Vladimir Stankovič (Radical SR 8 LM) is returning, who will probably occupy the highest ranking among Slovenes. The real eye-catcher will definitely be the Bulgarian Nikolaj Zlatkov with the legendary Aud

Avg32014 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments

Formula One in Melbourne at least until 2020

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The organizers of the race in Albert Park, Australia, have signed a new five-year contract, at least until 2020. The Formula One season will start in Melbourne for the next six years, and despite Bernie Eccleston's wishes for a night race, the race will follow the current schedule. . Melbourne has hosted the Formula One caravan since 1996, and in recent years, the races have been accompanied by a growing number of issues, not only political, but also environmental, and financial.

Feb202014 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments

Famous calendar of races for DP in autocross

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Some time ago we reported that autocross is finally returning to Slovenia. Now we also know the calendar of races that will be considered the Slovenian national championship, but only these will be run on Croatian soil, together with the Croatian championship, as we do not yet have a suitable autocross track. The Slovenian Motorsport Association AŠ2005 warns that calendar additions are still possible, which leaves the door open for Slovenian organizers as well. AŠ2005 collects registrations of associations and drivers until March 5, and despite the published calendar, the autocross season is still not fully guaranteed, because in case there is not enough interest by the application deadline, the championship will not be held (Lack of interest of racers was also the main the reason that the autocross championship has not been held in our country so far).

Dec42013 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments

Official: The 2014 season will count 19 races

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The Sports Council of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) confirmed at today's meeting in Paris the calendar of races for the next season. As expected, races in New Jersey, Mexico and Korea have been dropped from the list, so there will be nothing with a record-breaking long season. The final calendar, however, also differs from the temporary one in changing the date of the event during the race in Russia and Japan, while the upcoming season will end in Abu Dhabi and not in Brazil. The last race will take place on November 23rd instead of November 30th. Brazil’s Interlagos, on the other hand, will host the caravan on November 1th, which is why the earlier date was given to the US Grand Prix on November 16st. March 30 - Australia March 6 - Malaysia April 20 - Bahrain April 11 - China May 25 - Spain May 8 - Monaco June 22 - Canada June 6 - Austria July XNUMX