Category: formula-1

The Austrian team’s advisor was blunt about the Mexican’s future.

The engineer who designed the Red Bulls with which the German won his four world titles does not believe in his return to the track.

The son of seven-time world champion Michael is confident of a return to Formula 1.

“I have great motivation and I want to show what I am capable of with the same car.”

Interesting exclusive interview granted to Autosprint by Mercedes’ executive director in Formula 1.

“I want to finish my career when I want to and not when someone tells me to.”

The Dutchman celebrates 27 years amid doubts about the future and Lando Norris growing closer.

The young New Zealander inherits a problem that Daniel Ricciardo was already expected to face.

In place of the Australian in the last six Grand Prix of the season will race New Zealander Liam Lawson.

The British team principal analyzed the difficult time the Austrian team is going through.

The Spaniard analyzes in no uncertain terms how the Maranello team approached the Singapore Grand Prix weekend.

The Briton, close to a move to Ferrari, publicly complains about his team’s strategy in Singapore.

“Horner always likes to sow discord.”

The Mercedes team principal expressed his views on the future of the British driver, whose contract expires in 2025.

The young Argentine is proving that he has what it takes to compete in Formula 1.

Six GPs to go, 52 points ahead of Lando Norris but eight races without a win.

Sanctioned for his language, the Dutchman evokes possible retirement: “Racing will continue, and I will not change.”

The Australian “did Verstappen a favor” by taking a point away from Norris: “So much emotion, I wanted to enjoy the moment.”

The triumph in Singapore came after two contacts with the barriers, “Maybe I was relaxing.”

Fifth in a comeback in Singapore, the Monegasque analyzes a bittersweet weekend for him and the Cavallino.

Second place for Max Verstappen 21 seconds behind the Briton.

Statements from the two Ferrari drivers who will start from the fifth row in tomorrow’s race.

The McLaren Briton will have Verstaoppen alongside him on the front row. In second are Hamilton and Russell in the Mercedes. In fifth the Maranello reds, both without valid time in Q3, bang without consequences for Sainz.

The McLaren driver was ahead of George Russell and Oscar Piastri.

Already sanctioned by the FIA in the previous hours, the Dutchman ended the day with a 15th place in FP2.

The Monegasque driver analyzed the first day of free practice at the Singapore circuit.

“I was hoping to have more advantage over Ferrari,” admitted the British driver after FP2.

The McLaren driver was the fastest in the second session.

The Maranello manufacturer’s Monegasque was ahead of Norris’s McLaren and Sainz’s other Ferrari. Fourth was Verstappen in the Red Bull.

The Monegasque’s statements reported by the Maranello team on the eve of the three-day event at the Singapore circuit.