F1 drivers will be ‘up in arms’ in Austin over Japanese GP debacle
Formula 1 drivers will be “up in arms” at the US Grand Prix following the recovery vehicle near miss incident that occurred in Suzuka, according to Formula E racer Sam ...
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Formula 1 drivers will be “up in arms” at the US Grand Prix following the recovery vehicle near miss incident that occurred in Suzuka, according to Formula E racer Sam ...
Ex-Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher has expressed anger at Haas regarding Mick Schumacher’s strategy call at the Japanese Grand Prix. Schumacher found himself restarting the race in 10th place after ...
The FIA on Monday finally confirmed which teams it had issued certificates of compliance to with regards the budget cap – with just seven teams receiving those certificates; Ferrari, Mercedes, ...
Sergio Perez says the deployment of a recovery vehicle onto an active track at Suzuka last Sunday was the “lowest thing I’ve seen in years”. The Safety Car was deployed shortly ...
Ferrari Team Boss Mattia Binotto says that due to the extremely wet conditions leading up to and during the Japanese Grand Prix, it ‘would have been certainly safer’ to start ...
Yuki Tsunoda invited our Formula 1 drivers from the Oracle Red Bull Racing, Max Verstappen and Checo Perez, and Scuderia AlphaTauri. Pierre Gasly for a race around Tokyo. But we ...
The Red Bull Formula 1 team remains confident that it didn’t overspend last year’s $145 million budget cap, stating it is “surprised” by the FIA’s findings. On Monday, the FIA ...
The FIA has confirmed that the Red Bull Formula 1 team breached the 2021 budget cap, which was set at $145 million. Aston Martin also overspent the budget quota, however ...
Max Verstappen states that he doesn’t mind the confusing nature of his second Formula 1 title win, claiming he finds the situation “quite funny”. Verstappen found out that he won ...
McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl believes that Formula 1 teams are responsible for the loophole that saw full points awarded on Sunday in Japan, despite the shortened event. In response ...