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Kimi Antonelli, el piloto de F1 que no puede conducir su Mercedes

Kimi Antonelli, the F1 driver who can’t drive his Mercedes

Despite driving an F1 car, Kimi Antonelli cannot drive his personal Mercedes in Italy due to licensing restrictions and the car’s high power The 2025 Formula 1 (F1) season has brought a breath of fresh air to the grid, with six rookies among the 20 drivers making their debut in the top tier of motorsport. Among them, one name stands out: 18-year-old Italian driver Kimi Antonelli. Antonelli, over 300 km/h in F1, but restricted in Italy Kimi has delivered impressive performances for Mercedes, finishing in the points in three of the four races held so far. He currently sits seventh in the Drivers’ Standings with 30 points, ahead of experienced names like Lewis Hamilton, Alexander Albon, and Esteban Ocon. Along with his teammate George Russell, he has helped Mercedes secure second place in the Constructors’ Championship. However, despite all this, in his home country of Italy, Antonelli is not allowed to drive his brand-new Mercedes-AMG GT 63 Coupé, a gift from the team for his outstanding performances. While Antonelli does hold a valid driver’s license, the issue lies in his age and the car itself. According to Italian laws, newly licensed drivers are prohibited from operating high-powered vehicles. Considering Antonelli’s car boasts 585 horsepower, can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.2 seconds, and has a top speed of 317 km/h, it far exceeds the limits imposed by Italian regulations.  You may be interested in: McLaren, Red Bull’s unexpected enemy Kimi could find a loophole Legally, Antonelli would not be allowed to drive his new car in Italy until 2028. However, since his driver’s license is issued by San Marino, a microstate within Italian territory, Kimi could potentially bypass this restriction. Because his documentation is not issued by the Italian government, the national laws do not apply to him in the same way. This represents a loophole in Italy’s legal system, allowing Antonelli to technically circumvent the law, although he would still need to wait another three years to drive his Mercedes freely in Italy without any legal concerns. Cover photo: X (@F1KimiAntonelli)

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Todo listo para la segunda fecha de la F1 Academy

Everything ready for the second date of the F1 Academy

With three drivers battling at the top of the standings, F1 Academy is ready for its second round at the Saudi Arabian GP This weekend will be packed with Formula 1 (F1) action for all fans, as alongside the premier class of motorsport at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (GP), we will also have the second round of the F1 Academy, a series aimed at promoting the development of female drivers. The Jeddah Corniche Circuit will host some of the best young talents looking to make the leap to F1. A battle among three drivers Undoubtedly, the drivers to watch in Saudi Arabia will be Doriane Pin from Mercedes, Maya Weug from Ferrari, and Chloe Chambers from Red Bull, who currently lead the standings after two races at the Chinese GP. While in the first race, newcomer Alisha Palmowski surprised everyone by taking the victory, Chambers secured second place, Weug finished third, and Pin came in fourth. In the second race, Doriane dominated the Shanghai Circuit, claiming first place, Maya finished second, and Chloe rounded out the Top 3, setting up a fierce competition among these three drivers for the event in Saudi Arabia. F1 Academy schedule This series will serve as the opener for all F1 activities, running ahead of the main event from practice sessions through to the main race on Sunday. Starting with free practice, sessions will kick off on Friday at 5:05 a.m., while qualifying will take place at 12:30 p.m., all times in Central Mexico Time. On Saturday, the first race will start at 6:20 a.m., and for Sunday, the final race in Jeddah will be held at 6:05 a.m., once again according to Central Mexico Time. Cover photo: X (@f1academy)

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McLaren, el enemigo inesperado de Red Bull

McLaren, Red Bull’s unexpected enemy

With four races completed in F1, McLaren positions itself to win it all, putting Red Bull and Max Verstappen—who had dominated in recent years—on the ropes With the first rounds of the 2025 Formula 1 (F1) season underway, a team has emerged that just two years ago was not even considered a contender for the Constructors’ Championship, let alone the Drivers’ Championship. Now, the power of McLaren is undeniable; with the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix just around the corner, the papaya team dominates the highest tier of motorsport. The decline of the energy drink giant’s hegemony After securing the Constructors’ Championships in 2022 and 2023, along with Max Verstappen’s four consecutive titles since 2021, it seemed the third decade of the 2000s would belong completely to the energy drink team, echoing Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton’s domination in the 2010s. However, internal issues within the Austrian team, frequent mistakes from the pit crew, and Red Bull’s inability to establish a solid two-driver lineup—struggling to find a teammate for Max who could drive a car designed for Verstappen, win like Verstappen, but not be Verstappen—have led to Red Bull losing the Constructors’ Championship to McLaren last year. Now, they find themselves chasing the British squad. McLaren’s resurgence after 26 years Until the 2024 Constructors’ Championship, McLaren had gone 26 years without winning a title of this kind. And since 2008, when Sir Lewis Hamilton won the Drivers’ Championship with the team, the British outfit had not seen a championship-winning driver among its ranks. However, McLaren now appears to have a clear goal: to crown one of its drivers in 2025. Thanks to significant upgrades to their car in 2024—which propelled their drivers into top positions and earned them the Constructors’ title—Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are now sitting first and second in the Drivers’ Standings, with the Briton leading at 77 points, the Australian close behind with 74, and the reigning four-time world champion, Max Verstappen, in third with 69 points. OP 🤝 LN Three double podium finishes this season for our papaya duo 🧡#McLaren | #BahrainGP 🇧🇭 pic.twitter.com/kC0eDsaayL — McLaren (@McLarenF1) April 14, 2025 An intense battle lies ahead this season Although there is still a long way to go in 2025, the battle between these two teams promises to be intense. Red Bull will need to step up, especially considering that in the Constructors’ Standings, McLaren holds a commanding lead with 151 points, while Red Bull is not even their closest rival—Mercedes sits second with 93 points, leaving Red Bull in third with 71 points. Cover photo: X (@McLarenF1)

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Kyle Larson se llevó la Food City 500

Kyle Larson took the Food City 500

The two-win streak of Denny Hamlin came to an end, as Kyle Larson claimed victory at the Food City 500, which moved him up to fourth place in the NASCAR Cup Series driver standings. Absolute dominance by Kyle Larson with the #5 car at the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Cup Series; with this, Larson secured his second win of the season, defeating Denny Hamlin, who, with his second-place finish, was unable to secure his third consecutive victory. Kyle Larson dominated Tennessee Leading 411 of the 500 laps at Bristol Speedway, Larson’s #5 Chevrolet crossed the finish line 2.250 seconds ahead of Hamlin’s #11 Toyota. This win came in addition to Kyle’s Saturday victory in the Xfinity Series, making it a full weekend of work for Larson and his entire team. He’s now won three of the last six @ItsBristolBaby races! pic.twitter.com/Cp1N3oOplj — NASCAR (@NASCAR) April 13, 2025 Movements in the driver standings Completing the podium at the Food City 500, Ty Gibbs finished third, gaining six spots in the season’s driver standings, now placing him 20th. Meanwhile, back to this weekend’s winner, Larson managed to climb two positions in the driver championship, surpassing the 300-point mark and reaching 304, moving from sixth to fourth place, ahead of Chase Elliott and Tyler Reddick. As for William Byron, he remains at the top of the standings with 346 points, followed by Denny in second with 316. The third place belongs to Christopher Bell with 305, now at risk of being overtaken by Larson, as they are separated by only one point. Cover photo: X (@NASCAR)

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Piastri regresó al triunfo en Bahréin

Piastri back to winning ways in Bahrain

Oscar Piastri cruises to victory at the Bahrain GP, giving McLaren the outright lead in the Constructors’ Championship and placing Piastri second in the Drivers’ Standings It was a perfect weekend for Oscar Piastri at the Bahrain Grand Prix, as the Australian driver secured his second win of the 2025 Formula 1 (F1) season, converting his pole position into yet another triumph for McLaren, who also solidified their spot as leaders in the Constructors’ Championship. Piastri dominates in Bahrain From the moment the lights went out at the Bahrain International Circuit, the McLaren driver capitalized on his pole position to cling to the lead, never relinquishing it until he crossed the finish line. He finished more than 15 seconds ahead of his closest rival, George Russell, who claimed second place, while Piastri’s teammate, Lando Norris, rounded out the podium in third. With this victory, the Australian overtook Max Verstappen in the Drivers’ Championship, placing himself just three points behind Norris, who remains on top. Meanwhile, in the Constructors’ standings, McLaren has started to pull away, reaching 151 points, with Mercedes in second at 93, and Red Bull third with 71. The rest of the field Behind the Top 3, the Ferrari duo featured Charles Leclerc in fourth and Lewis Hamilton—still driving under the red banner—in fifth. Max Verstappen ended a frustrating race in sixth, on a day where both the Dutchman and his pit crew seemed out of sync. Completing the Top 10, Pierre Gasly, Esteban Ocon, Yuki Tsunoda, and Ollie Bearman secured points. Kimi Antonelli finished 11th, Alex Albon was 12th, Isack Hadjar 13th, Jack Doohan 14th, and Fernando Alonso crossed the line in 15th. In the final positions, Liam Lawson ended 16th, Lance Stroll 17th, and Gabriel Bortoleto 18th. Carlos Sainz did not finish the race, and Nico Hülkenberg, who originally ended in 13th, was disqualified after post-race inspection revealed an irregularity in his car. Cover photo: X (@F1)

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Con Mateo Girón consiguiendo las dos victorias este fin de semana en Truks, y Xavi Razo dominando en NASCAR México Series, la escudería Prime Sports Racing Team dominó en el Autódromo Miguel E. Abed. Terminaron las acciones de NASCAR México Series y Trucks México Series, donde vivimos una vibrante competencia en la Commscope 200 Puebla y una sensacional doble fecha en Trucks. Este fin de semana sin duda fue de una sola escudería: Prime Sports Racing Team, pues Xavi Razo con el auto #7 se llevó el triunfo en el evento estelar, mientras que Mateo Girón de la camioneta #5 se adueñó del fin de semana con dos triunfos en esta doble fecha. “El joven maravilla” Mareo Girón Comenzando con las fechas 3 y 4 de Trucks México Series, estas competencias tuvieron nombre y apellido, el de Mateo Girón. El piloto zacatecano llegó al Autódromo Miguel E. Abed con dos victorias en su haber y el sábado, tras clasificarse en segunda posición, bastaron unas vueltas, y un par de banderas amarillas para que Girón tomara el liderato de la carrera y consiguiera su tercer triunfo consecutivo. En esta carrera Edwin Arenas defendió muy bien su segundo lugar, mientras que Valeria Aranda, con gran técnica durante las 40 vuletas, cerró el Top 3. Pero la épica de Mateo no terminó ahí, pues el domingo, con los 10 primeros lugares de salida invertidos, de acuerdo al resultado del sábado, la truck #5 vio el banderazo de salida desde la décima posición, la técnica y agresividad al volante de Girón hicieron que, al igual que el sábado, el zacatecano se apoderara del liderato en la pista, para finalmente concretar su cuarto triunfo consecutivo y pasando a liderar la tabla de pilotos de Trucks México Series. Para esta carrera del domingo, Santiago Cruz cerró en la segunda posición y Roberto Espinosa cerró el Top 3. El 7 de la suerte, Xavi Razo imparable en Puebla Pasando a la función estelar de NASCAR México, las 75 vueltas en el circuito del Miguel E. Abed fueron vibrantes, Desde el comienzo de la carrera, el duelo entre Alex de Alba, quien consiguió la pole position para esta carrera, y Xavi Razo, saliendo tercero y posicionándose segundo rápidamente, fue impresionante. Fue en la vuelta 17 donde Razo superó a de Alba y tomó el liderato de la carrera. El piloto del auto #7 se mantuvo disputando constantemente ese primer puesto, hasta que en el stage, gracias al gran trabajo de su equipo de mecánicos, Xavi se consolidó en el primer lugar hasta ver la bandera a cuadros, consiguiendo su primera victoria en este 2025 en NASCAR México Series y dejando a Alex de Alba a más de tres segundos de diferencia, quien se quedó con el segundo lugar, mientras que el novato Eloy Sebastián se adjudicó el tercer lugar de la competencia.

Prime Sports dominated Puebla

With Mateo Girón claiming both victories this weekend in Trucks, and Xavi Razo dominating the NASCAR México Series, Prime Sports Racing Team reigned supreme at the Autódromo Miguel E. Abed. The action came to a close in both the NASCAR México Series and the Trucks México Series, following a thrilling showdown in the Commscope 200 Puebla and a spectacular double-header in Trucks. There was no question which team owned the weekend: Prime Sports Racing Team. Xavi Razo, driving car #7, took victory in the main event, while Mateo Girón, behind the wheel of truck #5, stole the spotlight with back-to-back wins. “The Wonder Kid” Mateo Girón Starting with Rounds 3 and 4 of the Trucks México Series, both races had one standout name: Mateo Girón. The driver from Zacatecas arrived at the Autódromo Miguel E. Abed already holding two wins this season, and on Saturday, after qualifying second, it only took a few laps and a couple of yellow flags for Girón to seize the lead and secure his third consecutive victory. In that race, Edwin Arenas defended his second-place position excellently, while Valeria Aranda, showcasing strong technique over the 40 laps, completed the Top 3. But Mateo’s weekend heroics didn’t end there. On Sunday, with the Top 10 grid reversed based on Saturday’s results, truck #5 started from 10th place. Girón’s sharp technique and aggressive driving allowed him to climb through the pack, just like the day before, ultimately capturing his fourth win in a row. He now leads the Trucks México Series drivers’ standings. In Sunday’s race, Santiago Cruz claimed second place, with Roberto Espinosa rounding out the Top 3. Lucky Number 7: Xavi Razo unstoppable in Puebla Turning to the main event of NASCAR México, the 75 laps around the Miguel E. Abed circuit were electric. Right from the start, the duel between Alex de Alba, who had earned pole position, and Xavi Razo, who started third but quickly moved into second, was captivating. It was on lap 17 when Razo overtook De Alba and claimed the lead. Driving car #7, Razo kept battling for the top spot, and after the stage break, thanks to a superb job by his pit crew, he solidified his lead and never looked back. He crossed the finish line to take his first victory of the 2025 NASCAR México Series season, leaving Alex de Alba over three seconds behind in second place. Rookie Eloy Sebastián completed the podium in third. With this win, Xavi Razo now sits at the top of the standings. Impresiones del ganador de la “@CommScope 200″, @XaviRazo🎙️#NASCAR #NASCARMéxico #NASCARMex #NASCARMx #NASCARPue #Commscope200 #Telcel #ZTE #Infinitum #Commscope #Mobil. pic.twitter.com/XiOJe0B0aq — NASCAR MÉXICO SERIES (@NASCARMex) April 13, 2025

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Los novatos se apoderan de la FP1 en Bahréin

Rookies take over FP1 in Bahrain

In FP1 of Bahrain, six rookies got behind the wheel of F1 cars, in a session where Lando Norris set the fastest lap time. The excitement of Round 4 of the 2025 Formula 1 (F1) season kicked off with Free Practice 1 at the Bahrain Grand Prix (GP). This session was notable for a special reason, as six rookies had the opportunity to drive the top-tier single-seaters at the Bahrain International Circuit. In compliance with the F1 regulation requiring each team to field a rookie driver in at least four practice sessions throughout the season, FP1 in Bahrain saw Williams, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Haas, Mercedes-Benz, and Red Bull each selecting one of their young prospects. From Williams, Luke Browning was the driver chosen for this FP1 session, finishing in 13th place; Dino Beganovic, representing Ferrari, finished just behind the Williams. For Aston Martin, Felipe Drugovich concluded the session in 16th. Ryo Hirakawa, who had previously participated in a practice session in Japan driving an Alpine, ended this outing in 17th, this time at the wheel of a Haas. Rounding out the rookie field, Frederik Vesti drove for Mercedes and placed 18th, while Ayumu Iwasa replaced Max Verstappen in the Red Bull but finished in the penultimate spot during this first Free Practice. Lando Norris clocks the fastest lap Crowning this unique FP1 session was Lando Norris in his McLaren, who set the benchmark with a lap time of 1:33.204. Pierre Gasly took second place, although still far off Norris’ time, trailing by 0.238 seconds. Lewis Hamilton completed the Top 3, though the seven-time F1 world champion never seemed fully comfortable with his car, voicing multiple complaints to his team throughout the session. Our top three in first practice 🥇 Norris 🥈 Gasly 🥉 Hamilton#F1 #BahrainGP pic.twitter.com/rEaTMlKTR9 — Formula 1 (@F1) April 11, 2025 Cover photo: formula1.com

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MATEO GIRÓN LOOKS TO STAY ON TOP 🏎️🔥

MATEO GIRÓN AIMS TO CONSOLIDATE HIS LEAD IN TRUCKS MÉXICO DURING HIS VISIT TO PUEBLA With two consecutive victories under his belt and the outright lead in the championship, Zacatecan driver Mateo Girónarrives in Puebla with one mission: to continue dominating the Trucks México Series 2025 🏁. The young talent from Prime Sports Racing Team will aim to repeat the winning formula during the doubleheader taking place this weekend at the Autódromo Internacional Miguel E. Abed in Amozoc, Puebla — one of the most technical and demanding tracks on the calendar 🏎️🔥 Girón, behind the wheel of the #5 truck supported by Reds Comm, Servicios Logísticos Palco, Maeesa, Sardimex, Lex Trade, Toro, Presto, Orpack, Dibagsa, La Flor de Córdoba, Grupo Catraar, Armstrong Armored, Knotek de México, Pipsa, Plásticos Inyectados Raisa, Batalion Seguridad Privada, Pup Care, Palco Consorcio de Comercio Internacional, and Marketing & Advertising, stated he is ready to sustain the strong momentum he’s enjoying this season. “The start has been perfect, but we know the hardest part is coming: staying up there,” he said with determination 💬 The challenge will be double: Saturday and Sunday will each feature a 40-lap race, with a scheduled yellow flag on lap 18, on a 2.590-kilometer mixed circuit where every inch counts. “I’ve always enjoyed racing here — it’s a track that demands total focus. We’ve worked hard and we’re coming in with everything,” said the Zacatecan, who has accumulated 96 points and leads the NASCAR México development drivers’ championship. Girón also spoke about the series’ new tire compound 🛞💨: “We adapted quickly — they have better grip and make the truck more predictable under braking and in the corners. That little extra could give us an edge on such a technical track.” The experience he’s gained, the boost from his two wins, and his familiarity with the Puebla circuit give Mateo a privileged position. Despite the strong start, the young driver isn’t letting his guard down. “Every race is different, any detail can change everything. Focus is everything,” he affirmed. The Puebla round will be a turning point in the title fight 🏆. If he gets through it successfully, Mateo Girón will not only keep the top spot — he’ll take a solid step toward the championship. The Trucks México Series 2025 returns to action this weekend, and the Zacatecan wants the roar of his engine to keep setting the pace in the category 🔥💪

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ALEXANDRA GOES ALL IN AT AMOZOC, PUEBLA 🏁🔥

THE PUEBLA NATIVE AIMS TO SHINE ON HER HOME TRACK With the energy of racing at home and deep knowledge of the circuit, driver Alexandra Mohnhaupt is getting ready to take on a crucial doubleheader in the 2025 Trucks México Series 🛻🇲🇽. The stage is set at the always-demanding Autódromo Internacional Miguel E. Abed in Amozoc, Puebla, where the third and fourth rounds of the championship will take place this Saturday and Sunday. The young driver arrives not only with confidence but with a solid adaptation to the truck and a clear goal: to climb onto the podium and, if possible, take the win in both races 💥🏆. Since the beginning of the season, Mohnhaupt has shown significant progress in her performance. Though she currently sits 11th in the championship with 63 points, the Puebla native feels this weekend could be a turning point in her participation in NASCAR México’s development series. “We’re not starting from scratch anymore. This time, we’re better prepared and more adapted, especially because it’s a circuit — and that’s where I feel most comfortable,” shared the driver, who represents the Prime Sports Racing Team 🏎️📈. A DOUBLEHEADER, A BIG OPPORTUNITY 🏁💪 Doubleheaders are often decisive in any championship. With two races scheduled — one on Saturday and one on Sunday — and a format of 40 laps with a yellow flag on lap 18, the challenge will be not just technical but also strategic. In this context, Alexandra’s previous circuit experience could make a big difference. “The expectation is at least one podium, but honestly, we’re going for the win in both races,” she said with determination 💥. The combination of confidence, track knowledge, and strong pace is what gives her an edge. “This type of circuit is a semi-oval with a technical section in the infield. We go into two fast turns and two hairpins. Although it’s not the full layout of the Miguel E. Abed, it’s a track I’ve known for many years. I know it better than the back of my hand, and that can really help us,” Alexandra explained with a smile ⚙️🧠. SPEED, CONFIDENCE, AND NEW TIRES 🛞🚀 Another factor boosting the driver’s motivation is the debut of the new tires being used this season in the Trucks México Series. Mohnhaupt was clear in describing the improvement: “They make us faster and give us more confidence going into corners. I’m sure we’ll be much quicker in Puebla with these tires,” she said. The home race is also a chance to solidify her presence in the category, connect with the local fans, and prove she has what it takes to fight for top results in the rest of the season. Alexandra is one of the few women competing in the series, and she’s increasingly becoming a reference point in Mexican women’s motorsport 🙋‍♀️🇲🇽. SUPPORT THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE 💼💙 In every race, Alexandra is not alone. The driver of truck #95 has the support of a wide network of sponsors who believe in her talent and growth: Expo Cerámicas, Toro, Presto, Atunsito, Sardimex, Pipsa Hub, GP Logistics, Ferrimssa, Cafedoc, Maeesa, Presto Pegamentos / Selladores, Dycinsa, Mobiliario en Movimiento, Hidrolock, La Flor de Córdoba, Marketing & Advertising. Each of them plays a key role in her professional journey, though on the track, it’s her performance, consistency, and desire to make history that take center stage. This weekend, all eyes will be on Amozoc, where Alexandra Mohnhaupt won’t just race — she’ll chase the dream of leaving a mark in front of her home crowd 🏁🔥. Will the long-awaited podium come? Will it be her first victory of the season? Everything will be revealed when the lights go out and the engines roar.

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QUIROGA GOES ALL IN AT PUEBLA 🏁🔥

THE MEXICO CITY NATIVE AIMS FOR VICTORY ON A TRACK THAT COULD DEFINE THE SEASON’S FUTURE With his sights set on the NASCAR México Series 2025 playoffs, experienced driver Germán Quiroga is ready to face one of the most demanding challenges on the calendar: the Autódromo Internacional Miguel E. Abed in Puebla. This Sunday, the Mexico City native will go all out to take the checkered flag 🏆 and take a solid step toward the postseason. PUEBLA: KEY TO QUALIFICATION 🧠🏎️ With 75 points collected over two rounds, Quiroga currently sits fourth in the drivers’ championship, but he knows that’s not enough. The Amozoc layout represents a key opportunity—not only because of the points at stake but also due to the nature of the track: technical, high-paced, and requiring perfect setup. “It’s a crucial date on the calendar,” says the driver of the #69 car, who is a three-time champion of this premier category. THE GOAL: WIN AND SCORE 📈🏆 The Prime Sports Racing Team driver doesn’t hesitate to say that races like this can be game-changers. “We’re heading into a track that’s decisive for those of us aiming to make the playoffs. It’s not just about being fast—it’s about consistency, strategy, and having a car that performs every lap,” declared the Mexico City native 🏙️. FULL PREPARATION FROM PRACTICE 🔧💪 The season is still young, but Quiroga knows that every point counts. That’s why his focus this weekend will be total, starting with the first official practice sessions. “Last year, we had a good car here, especially towards the end. Now, we’re aiming to qualify at the front, have a stronger car on a flying lap, and fight for top positions from the green flag,” he shared. ALL OR NOTHING FOR CAR #69 🚦💥 The #69 driver is confident in the physical and technical preparation he and his team have put in for this race, where there’s no room for mistakes. “We need a win. It’s been on my list since the start of the year. I really like this track and we’ve been working hard to make it happen,” he added. A DECISIVE RACE IN AMOZOC ⏱️🛞 The race in Puebla will take place this Sunday, April 13, starting at 1:40 PM, under the format of 75 laps or a 100-minute time limit, ensuring an intense and strategic competition. The layout of the Miguel E. Abed circuit, combined with the parity of the category, makes this round a turning point for drivers looking to solidify their spot in the overall standings. STRATEGIC SUPPORT BEHIND THE WHEEL 🧩🔝 Car #69 is backed by several companies that trust in Quiroga’s trajectory and professionalism. This weekend, he’ll proudly represent Transportes Maya, Grupo Catraar, Pup Care, Armstrong Armored, Toro Presto, Atunsito, Pipsa, Orpack, Osteo Medical, CIM Creación Innovativa de México, Presto Adhesives / Sealants, Batalion Seguridad Privada, Palco Reciclados, YJ Link, Marketing & Advertising, and of course, the Prime Sports Racing Team. EXPERIENCE SHINES IN KEY MOMENTS 🧠⚡ With a solid career behind him, the name Germán Quiroga continues to be synonymous with experience, speed, and determination. Puebla will be a new test—another chapter in his long journey through Mexican motorsport—and this Sunday may mark the beginning of his definitive push toward the playoffs. Everything is ready: the track, the car, and most importantly, the driver. 🏎️💥

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