George Russell insists he would’ve won 2024 F1 title in McLaren or Red Bull cars
George Russell has insisted that he would have managed to take the F1 Drivers' Championship in 2024 had he been driving either a McLaren or a Red Bull car.
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George Russell has insisted that he would have managed to take the F1 Drivers' Championship in 2024 had he been driving either a McLaren or a Red Bull car.
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Fernando Alonso has revealed his plan for future qualifying sessions after Max Verstappen's one-place grid penalty at the Qatar Grand Prix.
Mercedes has admitted an unwillingness to commit to the remaining timescale Lewis Hamilton has planned in F1 prompted his impending exit from the team.
Valtteri Bottas has revealed Red Bull turned down his advances when he made a previous approach to the team to sound out whether a move in F1 was viable.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted the team made a strategic blunder with the pitstop timing that cost George Russell a podium in F1's Qatar Grand Prix.
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FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes Formula 1 should expand to 12 teams as it has the capacity to do so, asking, "Why not?"
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has stressed the team must "raise the bar" in F1 in 2025 to contend for both titles amid the recent gains that its rivals have made.