Helmut Marko is candid about Ferrari’s upgrades and Red Bull’s difficulties
The Austrian manager analyzed the start of the Imola weekend.
The Austrian manager analyzed the start of the Imola weekend.
The Ferrari driver smiles after finishing in the lead in both free practice sessions, “It was a good day.”
The Dutch driver did not spare himself after a bad start to the weekend in the Emilia Romagna GP.
The Monegasque driver was ahead of Oscar Piastri and Yuki Tsunoda. Only fifth was Sainz.
The Maranello manufacturer’s Ilmonegasco was ahead of Russell and teammate Sainz. Fifth was Verstappen, seventh Hamilton.
“Lewis is a 100 percent ironman, like Alonso. He is charged and ready for the next challenge, I have no doubt.”
The words of the Maranello team’s Monegasque on the eve of the three-day event at his home track.
The words of the world champion on the eve of the three-day event at the Enzo and Dino Ferrari circuit.
Statements from the seven-time world champion on the eve of the three-day Imola event.
In a chat with Eddie Jordan posted on Youtube, the British designer confessed that he intends to land at another F1 team.
The Ferrari driver spoke ahead of the Emilia Romagna Gp.
“Alonso and Hamilton are two phenomena, but if they are still in Formula 1 at 40 years old and are competitive, it’s because some of the people running with them should stay home.”
“It wasn’t that hard to convince him, I think he had it in mind for some time,” admitted the Prancing Horse team principal.
“Italy is a central part of the calendar, but issues involving resources, infrastructure and fan services need to be addressed.”
The Maranello-based stable announced the arrival of two engineers: Loic Serra and Jerome D’Ambrosio.
Formula 1 CEO analyzes the current situation after Red Bull’s years of dominance.
“Thank you for everything and best of luck in your new adventures in the future.”
“I remember my engineer and even the mechanics telling me in 2002, when the fight was tight, ‘Put it on pole or crash.'”
“The adventure in Mercedes has been exciting, I am not leaving because I am unhappy or because of relationship problems.”
“We are willing to wait for him even for months,” admitted the team principal of the Silver Arrows.
The Cavallino team principal is already looking ahead to the Imola weekend, a home race for the Rossa.
Third in Miami, the Monegasque awaits the upgrade package to make the leap.
After 15 career podiums, comes much-needed success. Beaten Max Verstappen.
Second and third behind Verstappen, the two Cavallino drivers aim to undermine him in the Miami Grand Prix.
The Dutch champion admits that although he has still beaten rivals, there are some problems on his Red Bull.
The two drivers of the Cavallino remedied a negligible gap from the world champion, first in qualifying for the sixth time in a row.
The two historical rivals were involved in a contact in Miami: “They won’t do anything to him, he’s not Spanish.”
The words of the Monegasque and the Spaniard of the house of Maranello, who finished second and fifth, respectively, in the Miami sprint.
Red Bull’s three-time world champion in the lead from start to finish ahead of the Maranello manufacturer’s Monegasque and Perez. Fifth was Sainz in the other Ferrari.