Category: formula-1
Sebastian Vettel reveals reason for farewell
“I didn’t quit because I didn’t like the sport anymore, because I was too slow or because I absolutely wanted to do something else.”
Mika Hakkinen consoles baby drivers
“There are virtually no more tests, you just sit in the simulator and are judged by that.”
F1, Fernando Alonso reveals a major regret of his from the past
“I regret not being able to win a title with Ferrari,” admitted the Spanish driver.
F1, Max Verstappen: “I would never say I’m not the best.”
Formula 1 dominator’s musings while the 2023 championship is still halted for the summer break.
Max Verstappen, the manager confident about the future
“The no to Porsche is evidence of the Anglo-Austrian stable’s vision.”
Charles Leclerc, harsh admission about Ferrari in 2023
The Monegasque compares winter expectations with the reality of the track, but also sets a new goal.
Marc Surer reveals Ferrari’s fears
“I know from people who were at Ferrari that everyone in Maranello works with fear, no one has anything to say because they are afraid of losing their jobs.”
Max Verstappen’s future frightens Helmut Marko
Despite Red Bull’s dominance over Formula 1, the Dutch champion’s mentor fears nasty surprises.
Imola, Historic Minardi Day returns
The event conceived by the Minardi family, in collaboration with Formula Imola, is ready to rekindle the passion of thousands of fans.
Helmut Marko provokes Frederic Vasseur
“There are brands that have the same concerns, but none are our allies at the moment.”
Helmut Marko exaggerates on Max Verstappen
“He would be able to put cars like AlphaTauri or Haas in pole position.”
Mario Andretti berates Ferrari and gives advice
The 1978 world champion hopes for the return of Luca di Montezemolo as president.
Ferrari: Charles Leclerc awaits renewal, Montezemolo strict
The former president of the Cavallino has his say on the Monegasque’s future, which has yet to be clarified by the current management.
Ferrari: Charles Leclerc awaits renewal, Montezemolo strict
The Cavallino’s former president has his say on the Monegasque’s future, which has yet to be clarified by the current management.
Awaiting Mattia Binotto, Alpine may “sack” Ferrari
The Italian-language motorsport.com website reports that a number of experienced power unit engineers may be leaving the Maranello-based company, following the former team principal of the Prancing Horse, to join the French stable.
Ferrari, Frederic Vasseur heralds news
“We have a development plan that says our car will be two-tenths faster in September, two more in October, four more in 2024.”
Sebastian Vettel speaks out on a comeback
“I am not in talks to race in Formula E with ABT Cupra or any other team.”
In France they are sure: there is an agreement between Mattia Binotto and Alpine
It remains to be seen when the former Ferrari team principal will be able to settle at the transalpine team under the agreements made with the Maranello-based manufacturer: the French team is in fact without a team principal and will have to make an announcement soon.
Eddie Jordan shows the way to Ferrari
“If I were in charge of Ferrari I would obviously try to emulate what happened in Michael Schumacher’s time, which brought figures like Rory Byrne and Pat Symonds to Maranello.”
Montoya attacks Verstappen and Hamilton
“There are about seven or eight drivers who could be world champions with Red Bull.”
Ferrari SF-23, Charles Leclerc unveils: ‘Doubts from the start’
The Monegasque driver: “I had a strange feeling from the very first laps.”
Mattia Binotto, early return to F1? Alpine calls him
The former Ferrari team principal would be back in operation a few months earlier than expected.
F1, Charles Leclerc is outspoken about market rumors
“These rumors leave me indifferent, because I know what I want,” said the Monegasque driver.
F1, Mika Hakkinen categorical about Max Verstappen’s dominance
For the Finn, world champion in 1998 and 1999, the Red Bull driver’s golden moment “will not last forever.”
Benedict Vigna tries to raise Ferrari again
“We are working day and night to make our car more competitive.”
Sergio Perez, Helmut Marko’s clarity: “He dreamed of the world championship, now he has woken up.”
The Red Bull consultant, however, does not crush the Mexican: “He does very good races and great overtaking.”
