Horner at odds with Renault over engine decision deadline

Red Bull’s Christian Horner is pushing back on claims by Renault that the Milton Keynes-based outfit must decide its 2019 engine plans by May. Red Bull’s engine supply contract with the French manufacturer runs out at the end of the current season. The team’s relationship with Renault suffered some tensions at the end of last…

Swedish Prosecutor Ends Investigation Into Julian Assange Over Rape Claims

Deputy Director of Public Prosecution Eva-Marie Persson says “the evidential situation has been weakened to such an extent” that the inquiry into Julian Assange shouldn’t continue. Sweden’s deputy director of public prosecutions, Eva-Marie Persson, says she has decided to end her office’s investigation of rape allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Persson’s office says the…

In Fight Against Global Warming, the World is Way Off Target

In what is being called the most definitive assessment yet of national emissions pledges aimed at meeting global climate goals, the International Energy Agency on Monday released a major report showing that without “learning to live within its means,” the world is set to miss a critical target. In its World Energy Outlook Special Report…

Formula E and Billy Monger to race in support of disabled drivers

Formula E and Billy Monger will be teaming up in Paris next week for a special karting event organised to support the FIA’s newly-established Disability and Accessibility Commission. Click Here: France Rugby Shop On April 25th, before Formula E’s Paris ePrix weekend, drivers from the series will be racing electric karts in an event that…

Bottas not convinced Mercedes holds a comfortable edge

Click:web design agency hk Valtteri Bottas has dismissed claims that his team has started the year with a significant advantage over its rivals, insisting Mercedes is likely in for a “tough” season. The Finn was in no position to fight at the front of the field in Melbourne following a crash in qualifying which led…

70 Years After Bombing of Hiroshima, Calls to Abolish Nuclear Weapons

As tens of thousands gathered in Hiroshima on Thursday to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the U.S. dropping of the atomic bomb, people from Japan and across the globe urged world leaders to honor the lives of those killed and wounded by abolishing nuclear weapons once and for all. A bell rang in Hiroshima’s Peace…