F1 Haas, Steiner furious with Antonio Giovinazzi
Italian driver hit the wall on the third lap: “We scarified the first session.”
Italian driver hit the wall on the third lap: “We scarified the first session.”
The Monegasque finished ahead of Bottas and Ricciardo. Fourth Sainz.
The Apulian driver took to the track in FP1 of the U.S. GP at the wheel of the Haas, but his Friday did not go as he hoped.
The Israeli-Russian in his debut in the Red immediately showed great grit.
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Very hard the Finnish, former Mercedes, on the Austrian team.
From Austin, the Spaniard analyzes his relationship with his teammate at Ferrari during the 2022 season.
The Ferrari driver speaks out about regulations and their application.
The Red Bull Dutchman gives his side of the controversy that has focused on his team in recent weeks.
“A precedent should not be set,” said the Haas team principal.
The British driver is in his third season with McLaren.
The British driver said he would beat the seven-time world champion in the same car.
The seven-time world champion does not hide: “We need to take a step back and go in a different direction.”
Haas boss Steiner: “We are negotiating, although nothing is official yet.”
In Austin, the Maranello stable has decided that it will mount the sixth engine, penalty coming
“I had to completely change my driving style,” admitted the Spanish driver.
“She shot herself in the foot,” said the 1996 world champion with Williams.
“What many people don’t know is that I redesigned the F1 steering wheel,” assures the champion.
From October 24 to 28, there will be the FDA World Scouting Finals.
Mercedes is not the only option on the table for the Australian driver.
“The most incredible sensations I am experiencing are in Italy,” admitted the Ferrarista.
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“He did a better job than we did,” said the British team principal.
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According to the former circus patron, things could get worse for the Austrian stable due to the budget cap violation
“It’s my opinion, but historically, drivers change despite the championships they win,” the two-time world champion ruled.
The judgment of the Anglo-German team principal is categorical.
Raymond Vermeulen, who looks after the Dutchman’s interests fresh from winning his second title, speaks out about the Ferrarista.