F1, Mika Hakkinen amazed by Max Verstappen
Former world champion: “We’ve never seen him at this level.”
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.
The Redhead, with two races to go, has only a 40-point lead over the Hamilton-Russell duo.
Alpine’s Asturian’s anger: “I was left with five cylinders for 20 laps, which was really unbelievable.”
The Team Principal of the Cavallino does not hide disappointment after the bad Mexican weekend.
The British champion admits Red Bull’s superiority but raised a question.
Fourteenth win of the season for the world champion who still leaves Lewis Hamilton behind, far from the podium Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc.
The Australian driver toward a return to the Austrian stable.
The Maranello stable stumbled into the worst qualifying session of the year in Mexico
The two-time world champion, while stating that he respects his rival’s achievements, sentenced, “Lewis never calls me by my first name in interviews.”
The Mercedes driver entrusted the retort to social.
The Monegasque driver, only seventh in qualifying in Mexico, had spoken of “something strange”: the team principal’s version.
In great difficulty during qualifying, the Monegasque spoke of something in the engine’s performance that did not sit well with him.
Fighting for pole, the seven-time world champion will start on the second row: but he has his sights set on the Mexican GP.
The Dutchman praises a single-seater that regained speed in Mexico on Saturday, but he knows it may not be enough.
Red Bull’s world champion beats Russell, Hamilton, Perez and Sainz: the Monegasque is further behind, with a set-up designed for the race.
George Russell set the fastest time ahead of Lewis Hamilton, fourth and sixth the Ferraris.
“Let us enjoy the champions and legends of our time,” said the Alpine driver.
“It’s different to win seven world championships when you only had to fight with your teammate.”