F1 spending too high even with cost cap – Todt
FIA President Jean Todt has indicated that Formula 1 teams will likely have to reduce spending further, below the capped limit of $145m, when cost controls are introduced next year. ...
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FIA President Jean Todt has indicated that Formula 1 teams will likely have to reduce spending further, below the capped limit of $145m, when cost controls are introduced next year. ...
Formula 1 grands prix will be shown live on ServusTV in Austria for the first time next season after a three-year deal was agreed, championship officials announced on Tuesday. ServusTV, ...
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says the absence of Sebastian Vettel on the 2021 grid would be a “loss” for Formula 1. Vettel will leave Ferrari at the end ...
Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri says the marque will accelerate its development programme for its SF1000 in the wake of its poor performance at Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix. Ferrari cautioned ...
Pierre Gasly says AlphaTauri came within a lap of retiring his AT01 during the early stages of Formula 1's Austrian Grand Prix due to brake concerns. Gasly held 12th place ...
The emergence of a 360-degree camera angle on Lewis Hamilton’s car prompted Red Bull to undertake a successful review into his Q3 incident in Austria, according to the team. Stewards ...
Formula 1 chief Ross Brawn believes Sebastian Vettel has been distracted by his impending exit from Ferrari, in the wake of a troubled start to the 2020 season. It was ...
When Charles Leclerc mounted the second step of the podium in Austria last year he stewed at the perceived injustice of Max Verstappen’s robust race-winning move, having come three laps ...
Qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix saw a display Ferrari will want to forget. The SF1000 looks set to bring back the nightmare memories of the F60 and F14T from ...
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner believes Lewis Hamilton should be asking questions of himself after he and Alexander Albon made contact for the second time in three races. Albon ...