F1, James Allison goads Ferrari
The Mercedes technical director, at the Redhead from 1999 to 2005 and from 2013 to 2016, speaks plainly: “Put the muzzle in front of them and Aston Martin.”
The Mercedes technical director, at the Redhead from 1999 to 2005 and from 2013 to 2016, speaks plainly: “Put the muzzle in front of them and Aston Martin.”
The British champion sends not-so-hidden messages to the Brackley stable.
The Mercedes team principal commented on his third driver and the Haas manager.
According to Brundle, the British driver is still tickled by a possible landing in the red stable: “He wants to be like Schumacher.”
“The start of the championship was difficult, with two retirements and the penalty in Saudi Arabia. The motivation, however, is intact and all this will not affect their morale.”
The merciless analysis of the Kaiser’s brother, who won back-to-back races and world championships behind the wheel of the Rossa.
The Brazilian opens up about the GP that contributed to his failure to win the 2008 title: “I just want justice.”
“I think it’s possible and it’s the reason I’m running.”
“It was an almost identical maneuver to what Hamilton did on Verstappen at the start of the GP, but Lewis outmaneuvered her.”
The Mercedes driver wanted to express closeness to the Inter striker
“F1 is anything but a race. It’s like racing is almost a side dish.”
The Red Bull driver spoke on the accusations made by his British colleague.
“Leclerc can be like Verstappen if given the chance.”
The Alpha Tauri team principal commented on the German driver.
Felipe Massa, a lifelong Redhead, has no doubts: “Charles is not the problem.”
“Vasseur finds himself with a car designed by the Binotto management and, like Toto Wolff in Mercedes, he has two paths ahead of him.”
“We took a big step forward in terms of performance,” said the French team principal.
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“The Maranello stable, deciding to bring in new blood and new personnel, foreign ones at that, did not have the results we would have liked to see today.”
“Please everyone remember that this is firstly a sport and secondly an entertainment. Not the other way around.”
The team principal of the cavallino after the disappointing Australian race: ‘This is frustrating’.
The Australian GP is bound to be discussed in the coming days as well, as evidenced by the words of the reigning world champion.
The Ferrari driver did not like the FIA’s decision to give him a five-second penalty at all.
The Monegasque on the incident with Lance Stroll in Melbourne: “Race incident.
The Monegasque’s bad moment continues as he picks up his second zero of the season in Melbourne.
Despite Mercedes’ second and third places on the Melbourne grid, the team principal is not optimistic.
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The words of the British driver after finishing third in qualifying for the Australian GP.