F1, Brazil: special recognition for Lewis Hamilton
The British driver was named an honorary citizen of Brazil.
The British driver was named an honorary citizen of Brazil.
The Aston Martin driver will run his final two races in Brazil and Abu Dhabi.
“Everyone is very cautious, because if you’re fighting for third place and you have a problem and you finish last, you know your weekend is going to be difficult.”
“The problem is that as you get older, you start to lose some performance. That hasn’t happened with him yet.”
Spanish driver sides with team principal: “It’s incredibly difficult to lead a team like Ferrari”
“The point is that when I heard that the budget cap was going to be included in Formula 1, I immediately thought that someone might be able to devise loopholes to get around the regulations.”
The Australian driver, who will leave McLaren at the end of the season, explained, “I want to regenerate, I will return with a desire to redeem myself.”
Red Bull adviser: “There is no sign of trust in him.”
“Having Max as a teammate is not good for your career,” admitted the Red Bull consultant.
“Throughout the season he has been very consistent and has not made any mistakes. He was the best and he won.”
“It is not an easy task to be by his side,” admits the Mexican.
The former pilot does not feel the same way as many others about the penalty: “It’s actually quite heavy.”
“One of the most extraordinary figures in our history.”
For the German automaker, in testing on Nov. 22 and 23 in Abu Dhabi, it will be 2002 Danish class Frederik Vesti who will take to the track.
“In the next few weeks there will be a working table,” announced the mayor of Barranquilla, the municipality in which the bidding should take place.
Ferrari’s longtime technical director passed away at age 87. Montezemolo also remembered him
Former world champion: “We’ve never seen him at this level.”
“The trend is positive, we are competitive,” said the German manufacturer’s team principal.
Lo storico direttore tecnico della scuderia di Maranello è scomparso a 87 anni.
Il pilota spagnolo fa il bilancio di una stagione difficile
La dichiarazione d’intenti dello spagnolo, in un’intervista in patria, non lascia spazio a malintesi.
Il pilota dell’Aston Martin dirà addio alla Formula 1 al termine del mondiale, ormai agli sgoccioli.
La scuderia di Gunther Steiner deve decidere a chi affidare la seconda monoposto.
“We hope we don’t need to wait to know the truth about 2022,” said the Prancing Horse team principal.
Two more races driving the Alpine, then immediately the transition to the new stable.
The seven-time world champion on the side of the Dutch star after social insults
Maranello team principal: “I’m not worried, we are the ones who stopped”
“It was a disappointing performance for the Cavallino, never really in contention for the podium,” reads the official website.
“So it hurts. You have to work to avoid such bad days,” he said.