Author: Allison Perry

Allison Perry covers the fast-changing world of electric vehicles, autonomous tech, and sustainable mobility at Dax Street. With a focus on the future of driving, she breaks down EV launches, infrastructure updates, and the innovations shaping tomorrow’s roads.

Monaco Grand Prix Controversy as Haas Risks Disqualification for Rear Wing Issue

Both drivers from the Haas team were found to have rear wings that didn't meet the rules

After the qualifying session, both drivers from the Haas team were found to have rear wings that didn’t meet the rules. The FIA’s technical delegate, Jo Bauer, noticed this during inspection. He wrote that the…

McLaren Criticizes Unsafe Conditions at Monaco Grand Prix

McLaren's team principal, Andrea Stella called the situation unacceptable for a racing circuit

The Monaco weekend faced a problem with banners covering the barriers around the Monte Carlo street circuit. These banners kept coming off, especially in areas like the swimming pool, where cars brushed against them. During…

In Monaco, Mercedes Chooses Russell for Latest Front Wing Upgrade Over Hamilton

Russell starting fifth and Hamilton seventh with a 0.078-second gap

Let’s break down what Hamilton said about the gap between him and Russell in Monaco. He pointed out that Russell had a better chance of winning because his car had been upgraded, while Hamilton’s hadn’t.…

Tesla Removes Target of Delivering 20 Million Cars Annually from Plans

Tesla's latest report doesn't mention its plan to deliver 20 million cars each year by 2030

Tesla’s latest report doesn’t mention its plan to deliver 20 million cars each year by 2030. This shows the company might be changing its focus from making lots of cars to working on robotaxis. In…

Rain Threatens Larson’s Double Duty Dreams: Indy 500/Coke 600 Split Looms

Kyle Larson is trying to race in both the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day

Kyle Larson, who won the NASCAR Cup championship in 2021, is trying to do something amazing: race in both the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day. It’s a big challenge, but…

Justin Allgaier Named Backup Driver for Larson in Coca-Cola 600

Allgaier has a lot of experience in Cup races and knows Hendrick Motorsports well

It’s not clear yet what role Allgaier will play because it depends on the weather in Indianapolis on Sunday. Larson will be at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Saturday for NASCAR Cup practice and qualifying. Allgaier…

Espargaro Criticizes Possible Ducati Decision Against Martin

It's not guaranteed that Martin will get to move up to the factory Ducati team

In the next season, the rider currently leading in points, Martin, and the eight-time world champion, Marc Marquez, are being considered for Ducati’s team. They might join Francesco Bagnaia, who already races for Ducati. Bastianini,…

Quartararo’s Barcelona MotoGP Practice Plunges into Chaos Due to Chain Alteration

Fabio Quartararo, the defending champion, will have to go through Q1

Barcelona is usually a good track for Yamaha bikes, but recently, the M1 has struggled with grip issues on the circuit’s low-traction surface. During the second practice session, it seemed like both Yamaha riders could…

Hamilton Urges Formula 1 to Explore New Monaco Grand Prix Setup

Lewis Hamilton, who won in Monaco twice, said not much has changed about Monaco

The famous street track in Monte Carlo is almost 100 years old, and while some complain about its small spaces and old-fashioned feel, drivers still love it. The qualifying session on Saturday is very important.…

Second Monaco GP Practice Sees Leclerc in Front, with Hamilton and Alonso Trailing

During the practice session, Leclerc was consistently leading

During the practice session, Leclerc was consistently leading. He started with the fastest time and kept improving, showing he had an early advantage. In less than 10 minutes, he broke the earlier fastest time set…

Chief Engineer Monaghan Commits to Red Bull with Contract Renewal

Chief Engineer Monaghan, who's been with Red Bull since 2005, has agreed to stay with the team for a long time

Red Bull has been busy securing the futures of its senior staff as it gears up for the new rules era in 2026. Adrian Newey, the chief technical officer, is leaving next year, so Red…