F1, GP Canada: further mockery for Carlos Sainz
Penalized three grid positions for impending. Will start from box number 11.
Penalized three grid positions for impending. Will start from box number 11.
The Monegasque is 11th in wet qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix, according to him because the team did not want to fit him with dry tires when it was not raining. Sainz is eighth but is under investigation for impeding Gasly.
Red Bull’s world champion is more than a second ahead of Hulkenberg, who will start on the front row with Haas, and Alonso. Sainz is eighth and Leclerc 11th with the Ferraris.
The deus ex machina of the Anglo-Austrian stable is convinced that in Canada the Reds of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz can undermine Max Verstappen
The Spanish driver spoke out after finishing fourth in FP2 at the Canadian GP.
“I love driving on this track and I hope for rain,” admitted the British driver.
The two Ferrarista drivers commented on the free practice in Montreal
The Mercedes driver was the fastest in the second free practice of the Montreal Grand Prix
The Canadian weekend does not start under the best auspices: a problem with the security cameras affects FP1.
“And it makes me laugh when I hear people saying that F1 doesn’t respect historical races. It’s absolutely the opposite.”
The British driver commented on the possible 41st career success of his Dutch rival.
“We expect Aston Martin in addition to Red Bull to be very strong here. We have to focus on our work and we will see.”
“Unlike me, he’s never had bad weekends, he’s always done well in qualifying when it counted, he’s always been consistent, and I, too, can’t afford the mistakes I’ve made in recent weekends.”
“I have seen Toto Wolff several times and we have a great relationship.”
Free admission for the public for the three-day Brianza car event.
The CEO of Formula One Group stands in contrast to the FIA’s positions and pushes for a closure to aspiring new teams.
Speaking about this was Peter Windsor, a former Williams executive, who then explained his theory.
The Maranello team principal frames his goals heading into the Canadian Grand Prix.
“Formula 1 basically has a European culture, and this should not be distorted.”
British driver’s signature on contract renewal with Mercedes is yet to come
“Racing for Ferrari would be great,” admitted the reigning Formula One champion.
After the great success at the 24 Hours of Le Mans: “Winning with Ferrari something important.”
“Do I regret losing Max? Certainly,” the Mercedes team principal amessoed.
“We know how important tire behavior is a factor. I think he can be considered the perfect driver.”
“Today we experienced an unforgettable day, which I dedicate to everyone who works at Ferrari, which we celebrate with our fans and with the country.”
The Maranello stable won the centennial edition of the famous French race
Damon Hill, 1996 world champion, spoke in less than flattering terms about the Redhead’s 2023 season.
The social post by the Monegasque, currently only seventh in the F1 rankings, leaves no room for doubt.
The Haas team principal analyzes the chances of moving to Maranello tomorrow.