Category: formula-1

“I lost too much time trying to pass slower cars.”

The very young Briton after his very brilliant debut in Jeddah revealed his very strong emotions felt on the occasion of his debut in Saudi Arabia.

After last Friday’s appendicitis operation, the Spaniard’s presence in Melbourne is still uncertain.

The Monegasque takes stock of the situation after the first two races of the season, and the very young Briton tries his hand at the wheel of the F1-75, the Red of 2022.

“Christian Horner’s tenure could bring interesting scenarios,” admitted the team principal of the Silver Arrows.

The Autodromo Nazionale Monza tour between history and modernization works.

The Austrian manager would not be satisfied with the Australian driver’s start of the season.

The hug at the end of the race from the seven-time World Champion is a great satisfaction.

The Monegasque driver commented on his third podium finish in the Saudi Arabian GP.

Dutch driver won the Jeddah Grand Prix

The British driver is not smiling after the eighth time

The 18-year-old driver found himself catapulted into Formula 1

The Monegasque driver is not satisfied with second place

Red Bull driver continues to excel and hits yet another pole

The Dutch driver set the best time of the decisive session and the record on the track. On the front row Leclerc, third Perez.

Third time for Perez’s other Red Bull. Tenth was 18-year-old rookie Bearman in the second Ferrari.

In place of the Spaniard, 18-year-old Briton Oliver Bearman makes his F1 debut in Saudi Arabia.

“It was hard for me, I hope to feel better tomorrow,” admitted the Ferrari driver.

The Ferrari driver spoke to Sky microphones at the end of the second free practice in Jeddah.

The Spanish driver was ahead of George Russell and Max Verstappen.

On the Saudi circuit, the three-time world champion was ahead of Alonso and Perez in the first hour of practice. Ferrari fifth and sixth with Leclerc and Sainz.

“The analysis carried out by the engineers after the Bahrain GP did not reveal any particular anomalies on the brake system components.”

The British driver commented on the possible landing of the Dutchman at the Brackley stable.

The Spaniard did not meet the media because of some gastrointestinal problems that forced him to stay at the hotel.

The Red Bull driver spoke ahead of the second round of the season in Saudi Arabia.

The British driver commented on the Dutchman’s possible farewell to Red Bull.

The Monegasque driver at a press conference: “Better than we expected, but it’s too early to say how things are really going. For now we can’t beat Red Bull, Max continues to be ahead.”

The Finn, an F1 driver from 2007 to 2013, has been diagnosed with an aortic aneurysm and will almost certainly need surgery.

The Maranello-based team principal tells how he decided to start working with the seven-time world champion again after winning with him in the minor categories.

The Spaniard finished third in Bahrain: “I was sure this would be his reaction.”