Ferrari sees Sochi updates as first steps after ‘rock bottom’
Ferrari says the updates it has brought to the Russian Grand Prix must be regarded as the “first small step” on its recovery after believing it has hit “rock bottom.” ...
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Ferrari says the updates it has brought to the Russian Grand Prix must be regarded as the “first small step” on its recovery after believing it has hit “rock bottom.” ...
Formula 1 has encountered its largest spike of Covid-19 cases so far this season after confirming that seven positive tests were returned in the last seven days. The championship carried ...
Haas' Romain Grosjean says his startling deficit to the rest of the field following Friday practice at Sochi is “too big to be true”. Grosjean ended the second practice session ...
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has backed Stefano Domenicali in his new role as Formula 1’s CEO, revealing the Italian's instrumental role in getting the squad onto the grid. F1 ...
Valtteri Bottas says he and Mercedes can still make substantial strides at Sochi after revealing the W11 was “too nervous” on low fuel runs at certain stages. Bottas finished fastest ...
Lewis Hamilton says he did not expect Mercedes to be so far clear of the chasing pack at the Russian Grand Prix amid a lack of grip throughout Friday's two ...
After almost four years at the helm of Formula 1 Chase Carey will step down as CEO to be replaced by ex-Ferrari Team Principal Stefano Domenicali. Although Carey’s reign in ...
Valtteri Bottas led Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton during a largely uneventful second practice session for Formula 1’s Russian Grand Prix. Bottas set a time of 1:33.519s to finish 0.267s of ...
Liberty Media has confirmed that Stefano Domenicali will replace Chase Carey as Formula 1’s President and CEO from the start of 2021. Ex-Ferrari team boss Domenicali was heavily linked with ...
McLaren is firmly against the introduction of reversed-grid races in Formula 1 due to the “artificial randomness” it would set in motion, says its Team Principal Andreas Seidl. F1 explored ...