📸 (IG) Felipe Nasr

Spiky on Spa.

Shot take by me!

They deserved better. Was the penalty too harsh?

I went to my first ELMS race this weekend and took some cool pictures. (Unfortunately I don't have a professional camera, so they're not perfect.)

Press release: https://www.press.bmwgroup.com/global/article/detail/T0452104EN/hypercar-with-a-new-look:-bmw-m-hybrid-v8-receives-aerodynamic-updates-for-the-2026-season

As the title says, first Race…next weekend the race but feel like it’s not promoted well? No Map layout, schedule? Activities and things to do? I been to F1 race the past 3 years and by now I would know a lot more information…as of now I just know the location and Cars..when does the race even start? Lol

For those still wanting more 24h races. This weekend is the 47th edition of the 24h of Zolder with livestream.

The grid will exist mostly of Belgian amateur/semi-pro drivers. But there is some international talent aswell.

The current wec champions Laurens Vanthoor and Kevin Estre are both competing in a Porsche 992 cup. Other wec drivers are Tom Van Rompuy and Jonny Edgar.

Other experienced endurance drivers competing are Dylan Pereira, Kenneth Heyer, Lars Kern, Betrand Baguette and former Le Mans Panoz driver David Saelens.

Entry list: https://belcarseries.com/entries/

Livestream link: https://www.youtube.com/live/EW1paO3EDwI?feature=shared

Streaming schedule:

Saturday:

3:30pm - 6:30 pm CET - (race starts at 4pm) 7:30pm - 10:00pm CET

Sunday:

10:00am - 1:00pm CET 2:00pm - 4:30pm CET

Updated BMW M Hybrid V8 for 2026 with smaller kidney grille breaks cover…

Hey all,

I’d love to get some feedback on an idea we’ve been working on. The concept is a community-backed summer camp for young people that introduces them to every area of motorsport, not just driving.

For the first camp, about 20 kids (15-19) from all around the world would be flown in (free of charge);
Over the course of a week, they would learn about physical and mental preparation, content creation and journalism, engineering, team management, and the flow of a real race weekend, guided by people with experience in each field. The goal is to make motorsport more accessible and show the next generation that there are many paths into the sport, not only through racing itself.

To finance it, we are considering running a charity raffle where fans could win donated items like team merchandise or memorabilia, making it a project supported by the wider motorsport community.

Does this sound like something that would resonate? I’d really appreciate any thoughts or feedback :)

Early steps have already been made, like partnering up with an existing well-run non-profit, etc.

Thank you <3

Pictures I took with my phone. Great first time experience, sadly enough the Premium Tickets were sold out already when we decided to attend.

Do you guys think he will sit in a Hypercar for next year?

I fully expect to see Da Costa back in a Hypercar, especially as there are no calendar clashes between WEC and Formula E next season. Could he return to Jota to replace Button. A new signing for Genesis?