F1, Imola GP stop: the reaction of Domenicali and the FIA
Formula 1 top officials commented on the cancellation of the race in Italy
Formula 1 top officials commented on the cancellation of the race in Italy
The vice-premier believes it is necessary to postpone the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
“To be team principal, you have to be well-versed in discussions about money, strategies and marketing in Formula 1.”
“The continuation of the race will depend on further developments, which are unpredictable at the moment.”
“I want to win one or more world championships in these colors,” admitted the Monegasque driver.
“We need to keep pushing forward, aiming to continue to improve in both qualifying and the race.”
His worst start to a season since he landed at Ferrari.
“Show Russell that he has won seven world championships,” said the former driver.
The Circus number one is convinced that the category will move toward a leveling of overall performance in the coming seasons.
The Rossa driver gave an interesting interview to ‘The Athletic’.
Red Bull’s internal rivalry, according to the Mexican, can rise to the levels of one of the most iconic ever.
Looking ahead to 2026, the two Ferrari faces of the present and the past would be pointed out by Seidl himself.
The new “reinforced” tires will be available as early as free practice in Spain and will be officially used from the British GP.
The former team principal with Ferrari would not accept the role of team principal
The Australian is not only Red Bull’s third driver but also Alpha Tauri’s and could take Nyck De Vries’ place in the Faenza-based stable.
“One tire compound in Saturday practice,” is the announcement from Pirelli and F1
The analysis of the highly respected Red Bull consultant after the Dutchman’s feat at the Miami Grand Prix.
The Australian, currently the third Red Bull driver, will conduct a Pirelli test in July on the single-seater that is dominating the World Championship. And he hopes to find a seat for 2024.
“Ferrari cannot afford for 15 years to say ‘next year,’ it doesn’t stand.”
“The car turns out to be very sensitive to wind, and we suffer a lot because of that.”
“They are Ferrari’s weak point,” said the former Williams driver.
Martin Brundle’s harsh attack: “He doesn’t recognize his limitations.”
“If we just copy others we will always be late,” this was the thought of Ferrari’s team principal.
“He doesn’t have the alternatives he would like and will definitely stay in Mercedes.”
The two-time World Champion is -3 wins away from the Brazilian legend.
“In my 15-year career in Formula 1, I have never seen something introduced that suddenly unlocks half a second of performance.”
“Five races, five wins plus the Sprint and four one-two wins-we’ve never had a start like this and we’re wondering ‘where are the others?'”
The world champion does not seem to give any weight to the protests, “I’ll take the trophy and they go home.”