Category: formula-1

Spanish pilot hopes to renew by winter

“We cannot afford a big gap between the drivers.”

The federation says it is “concerned” about the impact of the pilot’s behavior.

The decision is the result of what happened before the Qatar Grand Prix.

At the Trento Sports Festival, the former president of the Maranello carmaker full-circle on Formula 1 past and present.

“Winning a third title is already something great, but getting three consecutive ones is something even greater, because only a few big names have succeeded.”

The Belgian circuit will remain in the Circus for the next two years.

The entry of a new main sponsor is expected to bring major changes.

“With Inter needs chamomile tea before games: we win with the big ones, we lose with the small ones.”

Questions continue to be asked in Maranello about the reasons behind the fuel leak that prevented the Spaniard from racing.

“Both he and the team know he is in crisis. We are trying to help him, we will now see how the next two races go.”

The Monegasque driver spoke on his feelings about the upcoming season.

“Checo says sometimes it’s a little hard to feel the car, but I think the biggest problem is really Max’s level.”

The Dutch driver, world champion for the third consecutive year, made some statements to Channel 4.

The Asturian driver spoke after the weekend in Qatar

The stable demands that he close the World Championship behind Max Verstappen.

“The circuits should have enough pits and space for 12 teams-I think what is excessive is not the number of teams, but the number of races.”

The Mexican pilot again disappointed in Qatar

The great heat made the race very hard for the drivers

British driver speaks out after crash with Russell

The Monegasque driver did not expect this gap from McLaren

The Red Bull driver, fresh world champion, also dominated in Losail

Third World Cup won, his stats are impressive. And there’s padel as an outlet.

The Red Bull Dutchman’s first words after the Qatar sprint, in which he placed second.

Third consecutive title for Red Bull’s Dutchman. First success in the Circus for the Australian, third Norris. Sixth Sainz, seventh Leclerc, but the Monegasque suffered a 5-second penalty and was relegated to 12th place.

Sixth place in the shootout does not fully satisfy Ferrari’s Monegasque, who is confident of improved performance as the sun goes down.

Oscar Piastri earns pole position in the Sprint race, ahead of teammate Lando Norris. Third is Max Verstappen.

The FIA decided to add a session and slip the Sprint Shootout to help the drivers.

Beaten by Verstappen and Russell, the Briton focuses on the difficulties of Leclerc and Sainz.

Ferrari’s Spaniard highlighted the many difficulties he faced throughout Friday on the track at Losail.