McLaren’s car became “more difficult to drive” in qualifying – Stella | Formula 1 - RaceFans

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella explained why their drivers were unable to replicate their strong performance from the sprint race qualifying session.

Read more: McLaren’s car became “more difficult to drive” in qualifying – Stella | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Qatar Investment Authority acquire substantial minority share in future Audi team - F1technical.net

Ahead of its entry as works outfit, Audi has announced that the Qatar Investment Authority has acquired substantial minority share in its future Formula One team.

Read more: Qatar Investment Authority acquire substantial minority share in future Audi team - F1technical.net

Hamilton: "I'm definitely not fast anymore" - Motorsport.com

Lewis Hamilton has issued a damning verdict on his own performances in Formula 1 right now, saying "I'm definitely not fast anymore."The seven-time world champion endured another difficult qualifying session in Qatar on Friday, as he ended up seventh on the grid for the sprint race.This was five places behind his team-mate George Russell, who was 0.399 seconds faster as he secured a spot on the ...Keep reading

Read more: Hamilton: "I'm definitely not fast anymore" - Motorsport.com

Gasly expects turbulent air to play an important role in Qatar - F1technical.net

Ahead of the penultimate round of the current season, Pierre Gasly fears that the turbulent air will play a vital role at the Qatar Grand Prix as he expects cars to struggle from the dirty air in the long-radius medium- and high-speed corners.

Read more: Gasly expects turbulent air to play an important role in Qatar - F1technical.net

Autosport Podcast: Qatar GP preview - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

 In this podcast, the duo discuss the drivers reacting to the latest round of firings by FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, as Deputy Race Director Janette Tan and veteran Race Steward Tim Meyer were both let go in surprise fashion, with George Russell reacting by saying: "We'd love to get a little bit of clarity and understanding of what's going on and, you know, who's getting fired ...Keep reading

Read more: Autosport Podcast: Qatar GP preview - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Monza secures its long-term future on the F1 calendar - F1technical.net

Monza has secured a contract extension with Formula One which means that the Italian Grand Prix will remain on the calendar until at least 2031 inclusive.

Read more: Monza secures its long-term future on the F1 calendar - F1technical.net

564 people continue to work on the Hungaroring ahead of its complete revamp - F1technical.net

When entering the Hungaroring paddock next year, the Formula 1 circus will find themselves in very different surroundings to 2024. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo highlights the key facts revolving around the renovation of the Hungaroring.

Read more: 564 people continue to work on the Hungaroring ahead of its complete revamp - F1technical.net

Andretti: Cadillac F1 program has been eyeing Herta since the beginning - Motorsport.com

The long-awaited acceptance of Cadillac entering the pinnacle of motorsport as the 11th team on the F1 grid for 2026 has introduced more questions, including what potential driver lineup may look like. Mario Andretti, the 1978 F1 Champion who was recently named a director on the board for the GM racing program, was quick to confirm that the 24-year-old Colton Herta, fresh off finishing runner-up ...Keep reading

Read more: Andretti: Cadillac F1 program has been eyeing Herta since the beginning - Motorsport.com

2024 F1 Qatar Grand Prix session timings and preview - Motorsport.com

The drivers' championship may already be decided in favour of Max Verstappen, but the fight for the manufacturers' title is still on. McLaren sits 24 points ahead of Ferrari with just the final two rounds to run, while Red Bull is a further 29 points adrift in third. The Qatar weekend will run to the sprint format, meaning limited practice on Friday and a short-distance race on ...Keep reading

Read more: 2024 F1 Qatar Grand Prix session timings and preview - Motorsport.com

Verstappen is not unbeatable, all top drivers are equal, reckon Sainz and Russell - F1technical.net

After Max Verstappen clinched his fourth F1 drivers' title at last weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix, Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz suggested that while the Dutch driver is phenomenal, he is not unbeatable.

Read more: Verstappen is not unbeatable, all top drivers are equal, reckon Sainz and Russell - F1technical.net

Pneumonia prompted Russell to avoid jump into Las Vegas fountains - F1technical.net

On the back of his dominant victory at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, George Russell has revealed that he had intended to jump into the fountains that sit in front of the famous Bellagio Hotel, but he feared that he would be "super ill".

Read more: Pneumonia prompted Russell to avoid jump into Las Vegas fountains - F1technical.net

Mario Andretti named as director on board of General Motors F1 team - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The Andretti family will retain an involvement in the revised plan for a General Motors Formula 1 team, with 1978 world champion Mario Andretti serving as a director on the board.On Monday F1 announced it has agreed in principle a deal to allow an entry for the GM group to enter grand prix racing in 2026 with its own team.This came as part of a restructured plan from the original idea of a ...Keep reading

Read more: Mario Andretti named as director on board of General Motors F1 team - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Perez admits he is not "getting there" after difficult Las Vegas weekend - F1technical.net

Having endured another tough race at Las Vegas, Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has acknowledged that he "is not getting there" at the moment, citing balance issues for his current struggles.

Read more: Perez admits he is not "getting there" after difficult Las Vegas weekend - F1technical.net

Leclerc reveals why his pace fell off the cliff in Las Vegas - F1technical.net

Explaining his lack of pace in the early stages of the race, Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc reckoned that the sudden drop of grip on the mediums has completely destroyed his chances at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Read more: Leclerc reveals why his pace fell off the cliff in Las Vegas - F1technical.net

Who is the most successful at Las Vegas? - F1technical.net

Having clinched victory at the first-ever Las Vegas Grand Prix, Red Bull driver Max Verstappen will face a difficult task if he wants to repeat his success from the previous season. F1Technical's Balazs Szabo delivers some stats and trivia ahead of today's Nevadan F1 round.

Read more: Who is the most successful at Las Vegas? - F1technical.net

How have drivers changed their routine for the Las Vegas Grand Prix? - F1technical.net

On the back of his sensational pole position at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Mercedes driver George Russel has revealed that he had a 45-minute nap ahead of the all-important session.

Read more: How have drivers changed their routine for the Las Vegas Grand Prix? - F1technical.net

STRATEGY: Pirelli changes its prediction after qualifying day - F1technical.net

Having expected the two-stop strategy to emerge as the quickest approach for this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix, Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli has changed its prediction, regarding the one-stop strategy as the fastest way to complete the Nevadan race.

Read more: STRATEGY: Pirelli changes its prediction after qualifying day - F1technical.net

Ferrari were scared ahead of qualifying, reckons Vasseur - F1technical.net

Reflecting on the nail-biting qualifying session at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur has acknowledged that the Scuderia had been "scared" before the one-hour session.

Read more: Ferrari were scared ahead of qualifying, reckons Vasseur - F1technical.net

Verstappen ‘not as close a friend as people think’, says Norris | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Norris and Verstappen not "true" friends • WEC announces 2025 entry list • Haas confirms Crone for F1A

Read more: Verstappen ‘not as close a friend as people think’, says Norris | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

ANALYSIS: Verstappen loses eight tenths to his rivals on the staights - F1technical.net

Reigning champion Max Verstappen endured a shock opening day at Las Vegas, but the data suggests that the Dutchman will have more to offer when teams turn up their engines in qualifying. F1Technical's senior writer Balazs Szabo delivers his latest analysis.

Read more: ANALYSIS: Verstappen loses eight tenths to his rivals on the staights - F1technical.net

Williams' partner Duracell becomes first DRS title sponsor of Formula One - F1technical.net

The Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix has agreed a partnership with Duracell that will see a drag reduction system (DRS) zone sponsored for the first time.

Read more: Williams' partner Duracell becomes first DRS title sponsor of Formula One - F1technical.net

Red Bull’s hopes of winning constructors’ championship aren’t over – Verstappen | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Red Bull title hopes not over - Verstappen • Interlagos front row a 'one-off' - Russell • Aston Martin announce first WEC drivers

Read more: Red Bull’s hopes of winning constructors’ championship aren’t over – Verstappen | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Ferrari intends to keep championship fight alive - F1technical.net

Ahead of this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix, Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur claims that the Italian squad wants to keep its fight with McLaren in the Constructors' Championship alive.

Read more: Ferrari intends to keep championship fight alive - F1technical.net

Watch the Las Vegas GP with us live in the Motorsport Clubhouse - Motorsport.com

Longtime readers of Motorsport know that we liveblog the biggest moments of a Formula 1 grand prix weekend, but for the Las Vegas GP we’re doing something we've never done before. We’re bringing you into the room with us — and a few special guests. Consider this your invitation to the Motorsport ClubhouseDuring FP3, Qualifying, and the Las Vegas Grand Prix itself, we’ll have Parker ...Keep reading

Read more: Watch the Las Vegas GP with us live in the Motorsport Clubhouse - Motorsport.com

Verstappen eager to race Daytona 24 and Le Mans after GTP car run - Motorsport.com

Max Verstappen says he has a desire to venture into endurance racing in the future, but admits his focus is squarely on Formula 1 as he sits on the brink of a fourth consecutive title.The 27-year-old Dutchman took part in a celebration of Honda's 'Hybrid Heroes' on Tuesday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, where he received his first taste of GTP machinery behind the wheel of an Acura ARX-06.Coached up ...Keep reading

Read more: Verstappen eager to race Daytona 24 and Le Mans after GTP car run - Motorsport.com

2024 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix session timings and preview - Motorsport.com

After a successful inaugural race last year, F1 returns to the famous Las Vegas Strip as part of a triple header that also includes stops in Qatar and Abu Dhabi.The race provides Red Bull driver Max Verstappen with his first opportunity to wrap up the 2024 title, having extended his advantage to 62 points with victory in the Brazilian Grand Prix.As was the case in 2023, the race will take place on ...Keep reading

Read more: 2024 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix session timings and preview - Motorsport.com

‘Certain people said upgrades are a waste of time’ at Haas – Komatsu | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Some at Haas said upgrades are a 'waste of time' - Komatsu • F1 sponsors accused of greenwashing • Sargeant tests IndyCar

Read more: ‘Certain people said upgrades are a waste of time’ at Haas – Komatsu | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Wolff criticises Horner’s response to 2023 FIA probe: ‘I don’t think you can rely on what he says’ | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was reluctant to join other teams supporting Mercedes over an FIA investigation last year, says Toto Wolff.

Read more: Wolff criticises Horner’s response to 2023 FIA probe: ‘I don’t think you can rely on what he says’ | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Will McLaren hold off Ferrari and Red Bull for F1 constructors' title? - SkySports F1

While Max Verstappen is on the brink of sealing the drivers' crown, a potentially thrilling climax to the battle for the Constructors' Championship is set to play out over the final three rounds for the 2024 Formula 1 season.

Read more: Will McLaren hold off Ferrari and Red Bull for F1 constructors' title? - SkySports F1

F1 is now biggest “sport entertainment” series in the world – Domenicali | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: F1 is now biggest "sport entertainment" series - Domenicali • Mansell gets 2025 F2 seat • McLaren IndyCar principal steps down.

Read more: F1 is now biggest “sport entertainment” series in the world – Domenicali | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

MotoGP reveals new identity ahead of Liberty Media's takeover - F1technical.net

Hot on the heels of the nail-biting season-closing race at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, MotoGP has revealed its new identity ahead of Liberty Media's takeover.

Read more: MotoGP reveals new identity ahead of Liberty Media's takeover - F1technical.net

Williams join forces with an autonomous vehicle company - F1technical.net

Ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Williams has announced a new partnership with Zoox, an autonomous ride-hailing company and independent subsidiary of Amazon.

Read more: Williams join forces with an autonomous vehicle company - F1technical.net

ANALYSIS: Perez, Albon and Russell have caused the most damage so far in 2024 - F1technical.net

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has caused the highest amount of damage-induced costs so far during the season, having been involved in a series of incident in the opening 21 rounds of the 2024 F1 season. F1Technical's lead journalist Balázs Szabó delivers his latest analysis.

Read more: ANALYSIS: Perez, Albon and Russell have caused the most damage so far in 2024 - F1technical.net

F1 in Vegas: Talking points with Max on title brink and fresh FIA controversy - SkySports F1

Formula 1 hits the neon-lit streets of Las Vegas - the self-styled entertainment capital of the world - for the second time this week in the first leg of a triple-header of race weekends that close out the 2024 season.

Read more: F1 in Vegas: Talking points with Max on title brink and fresh FIA controversy - SkySports F1

Bearman ‘feels at home’ in a Formula 1 car compared to F2 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Bearman 'feels at home' in F1 car • Domenicali Moto GP rumours untrue • Ugochukwu wins Macau Grand Prix

Read more: Bearman ‘feels at home’ in a Formula 1 car compared to F2 | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Verstappen answered the criticism with Sao Paulo victory, reckons Horner - F1technical.net

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner reckons that reigning champion Max Verstappen has answered his critics with his sensational victory at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Read more: Verstappen answered the criticism with Sao Paulo victory, reckons Horner - F1technical.net

Mario expects ‘news and changes’ about Andretti’s F1 bid | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Andretti expects 'changes' in F1 entry bid • Ugochukwu wins Macau qualifying race • Zhou tipped for Ferrari move

Read more: Mario expects ‘news and changes’ about Andretti’s F1 bid | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

"A lot of hard work" needed for F1 return to Argentina - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Argentina has taken its first tentative steps towards a return of its Formula 1 grand prix in Buenos Aires but will have several hurdles to overcome to get there.Argentina's former vice president Daniel Scioli, who currently serves as the country's tourism minister, led a delegation that also included the Argentinian automobile federation president Cesar Carman as they held exploratory talks with ...Keep reading

Read more: "A lot of hard work" needed for F1 return to Argentina - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

"A lot of hard work" needed for F1 return to Argentina - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Argentina has taken its first tentative steps towards a return of its Formula 1 grand prix in Buenos Aires but will have several hurdles to overcome to get there.Argentina's former vice president Daniel Scioli, who currently serves as the country's tourism minister, led a delegation that also included the Argentinian automobile federation president Cesar Carman as they held exploratory talks with ...Keep reading

Read more: "A lot of hard work" needed for F1 return to Argentina - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

The updated 2026 rules will lead to "more convincing cornerning speed" - F1technical.net

With Formula One set to introduce an all-new technical regulation for the 2026 F1 season, McLaren team boss Andrea Stella and Williams team principal James Vowles are confident that the new cars will generate the necessary cornering speed that will be enough for Formula One to maintain its status in motorsport.

Read more: The updated 2026 rules will lead to "more convincing cornerning speed" - F1technical.net

Leclerc expects “big challenge” from Hamilton at Ferrari | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Leclerc expects "big challenge" from Hamilton • Hill to leave Sky's F1 coverage • Ugochukwu takes Macau pole in chaotic qualifying

Read more: Leclerc expects “big challenge” from Hamilton at Ferrari | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Why Bottas deserves better than 23rd place in a 20-driver championship | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Valtteri Bottas will likely finish last of all drivers in this year's championship. But that does not fairly reflect his performances.

Read more: Why Bottas deserves better than 23rd place in a 20-driver championship | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Finding new CEO for F1 owner Liberty Media won’t be easy, says chairman | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Replacing Maffei 'won't be easy' • JOTA confirms 2025 WEC line up • Penske acquires Long Beach GP

Read more: Finding new CEO for F1 owner Liberty Media won’t be easy, says chairman | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Vasseur's behavior was suspicious for Toto Wolff - F1technical.net

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has revealed that he suspected that Lewis Hamilton might depart from the Brackley-based outfit after Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur did not reply to his message

Read more: Vasseur's behavior was suspicious for Toto Wolff - F1technical.net

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei steps down from his role - F1technical.net

Formula 1's Commercial Rights Holder Liberty Media has announced that its President and CEO Greg Maffei will not extend his contract and will be stepping down by the end of 2024.

Read more: Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei steps down from his role - F1technical.net

Leclerc: Ferrari will have a shot to win in Las Vegas - SkySports F1

Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari will have a good chance to win at the Las Vegas Grand Prix as they look to close in on McLaren in the battle for the Constructors' Championship.

Read more: Leclerc: Ferrari will have a shot to win in Las Vegas - SkySports F1

Bortoleto faces “a lot of pressure” as Brazil’s next F1 driver – Barrichello | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Bortoleto faces "a lot of pressure" - Barrichello • Liberty boss Maffei steps down • Typhoon threatens Macau GP

Read more: Bortoleto faces “a lot of pressure” as Brazil’s next F1 driver – Barrichello | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

'It's been quite incredible' - Hamilton encouraged by Ferrari form - SkySports F1

Lewis Hamilton says watching Ferrari and McLaren overhaul Red Bull in the Constructors' Championship has been "quite incredible" ahead of his move to the Italian team next season.

Read more: 'It's been quite incredible' - Hamilton encouraged by Ferrari form - SkySports F1

No more updates expected for Ferrari this year - F1technical.net

Despite the battle in the constructors' championship, Ferrari are believed to have abandoned the development of their SF-24 for the remainder of the 2024 F1 season.

Read more: No more updates expected for Ferrari this year - F1technical.net

Alpine must make up for 0.3-second deficit with 2025 chassis – Briatore | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Alpine must make up for 0.3-second deficit with 2025 chassis - Briatore • Stolen Lauda helmet goes on display • Wittich 'has not resigned'

Read more: Alpine must make up for 0.3-second deficit with 2025 chassis – Briatore | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Aston Martin announce key departure ahead of Adrian Newey's arrival - F1technical.net

Ahead of the arrival of former Red Bull star designer Adrian Newey, Aston Martin has now announced a key change to its technical department, with Dan Fallows set to leave with immediate effect.

Read more: Aston Martin announce key departure ahead of Adrian Newey's arrival - F1technical.net

Sky Sports F1 Podcast: Martin Brundle grid walk special - SkySports F1

Martin Brundle joins the Sky Sports F1 Podcast for a very special episode in which he reveals all about his legendary grid walks.

Read more: Sky Sports F1 Podcast: Martin Brundle grid walk special - SkySports F1

Monza crash ‘made me mentally stronger’ – Antonelli | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Monza crash 'made me stronger'- Antonelli • Perez staying at Red Bull - reports • Esterson fills empty Trident F2 seat

Read more: Monza crash ‘made me mentally stronger’ – Antonelli | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

ANALYSIS: Perez, Albon and Russell have caused the most damage so far in 2024 - F1technical.net

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has caused the highest amount of damage-induced costs so far during the season, having been involved in a series of incident in the opening 21 rounds of the 2024 F1 season. F1Technical's lead journalist Balázs Szabó delivers his latest analysis.

Read more: ANALYSIS: Perez, Albon and Russell have caused the most damage so far in 2024 - F1technical.net

Mercedes reveal targeted area of improvement for 2025 - SkySports F1

Mercedes have revealed their focus for the remainder of the 2024 season is gaining understanding of their slow-corner weakness to ensure it doesn't remain on next year's challenger.

Read more: Mercedes reveal targeted area of improvement for 2025 - SkySports F1

New Aston Martin simulator ‘like something from Star Wars’ – Krack | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: New simulator 'like Star Wars' - Krack • Pirelli likes 'flexibility' of new C6 • Play NZ anthem when McLaren wins - Lawson

Read more: New Aston Martin simulator ‘like something from Star Wars’ – Krack | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Ferrari announces brand-new partnership for 2025 - F1technical.net

Ferrari has announced a new exciting partnership, with IBM set to become the Maranello-based outfit's fan engagement and data analytics partner from the 2025 F1 season.

Read more: Ferrari announces brand-new partnership for 2025 - F1technical.net

McLaren and Ferrari are similair, claims Andrea Stella - F1technical.net

Reflecting on the differences between Ferrari and McLaren, the Woking-based outfit's team boss Andrea Stella has revealed that there are "less difference than one might think."

Read more: McLaren and Ferrari are similair, claims Andrea Stella - F1technical.net

Formula One announces new collaboration with British Council - F1technical.net

Formula 1 has announced a new collaboration with the British Council, with the partnership set to launch ‘Learning Sectors’, a new education programme to inspire young people around the world to get involved in science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM).

Read more: Formula One announces new collaboration with British Council - F1technical.net

Prospects for South Americans pursuing F1 “getting better” – Colapinto | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: F1 hopes for South Americans "getting better" • Verschoor back to MP for fifth F2 season • Verstappen races in charity event

Read more: Prospects for South Americans pursuing F1 “getting better” – Colapinto | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Aston Martin's F1 struggles: Inside its “toughest” season yet - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Twelve months ago, Aston Martin left the Brazilian Grand Prix with a podium finish that pointed to the outfit finally having some answers about its car as it headed into the winter.Fast-forward to now and things could not be more different, as the squad left Interlagos scratching its head over problems in the wet race and still short of a solution for its drop of form this year.Perhaps most ...Keep reading

Read more: Aston Martin's F1 struggles: Inside its “toughest” season yet - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Teams “welcome freedom” offered by revised 2026 regulations | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Teams "welcome freedom" of 2026 regulations • Alpine targets Colapinto - reports • Pulling quickest in Formula E test

Read more: Teams “welcome freedom” offered by revised 2026 regulations | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Who is new Sauber driver Bortoleto? - SkySports F1

There has been a lot of noise surrounding Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Oliver Bearman before they make their full-time F1 debuts in 2025, but both drivers are currently a long way behind F2 championship leader Gabriel Bortoleto, who has been signed up by Sauber.

Read more: Who is new Sauber driver Bortoleto? - SkySports F1

Pirelli confirms compounds for last races of the 2024 F1 season - F1technical.net

Pirelli has informed the teams what compounds it has selected for the final three rounds of the Formula 1 World Championship. From Las Vegas to Abu Dhabi, all five compounds will come into play, with all three Grands Prix running the same choice as in 2023.

Read more: Pirelli confirms compounds for last races of the 2024 F1 season - F1technical.net

The director capturing the real Max Verstappen in his unfiltered documentary - Motorsport.com - Culture - Stories

Max Verstappen’s rocky relationship with "Drive to Survive" is well-documented. The three-time world champion offers very little when he’s mic’d up in front of the cameras, and even boycotted the series altogether for a time. So it might be surprising to learn that Verstappen has been getting candid on camera for years — just not for Netflix. Nick Hoedeman, who’s directed nearly a dozen ...Keep reading

Read more: The director capturing the real Max Verstappen in his unfiltered documentary - Motorsport.com - Culture - Stories

'I'm never doing that again!' | Ted put through his paces before driving F1 car - SkySports F1

Ted Kravitz fulfilled a lifelong dream as he took on the challenge of driving a Formula One car!

Read more: 'I'm never doing that again!' | Ted put through his paces before driving F1 car - SkySports F1

Ferrari Driver Academy member Robert Shwartzman joins Prema's Indycar outfit - F1technical.net

Ferrari Driver Academy member Robert Shwartzman will join PREMA Racing for the 2025 Indycar season as the Italian enters the North America's premier open-wheel championship.

Read more: Ferrari Driver Academy member Robert Shwartzman joins Prema's Indycar outfit - F1technical.net

Domenicali said F1 must fix its red flag tyre change loophole. Why hasn’t it? | Formula 1 - RaceFans

The rule allowing teams to change tyres on their cars under a red flag is unpopular with fans and drivers alike - but there's no easy fix.

Read more: Domenicali said F1 must fix its red flag tyre change loophole. Why hasn’t it? | Formula 1 - RaceFans

Collins: 'The biggest thing' that cost Norris in title race - SkySports F1

Bernie Collins has revealed what she believes was "the biggest thing" to have cost Lando Norris in his title bid against Max Verstappen.

Read more: Collins: 'The biggest thing' that cost Norris in title race - SkySports F1

Lawson “nearly crashed 10 times” in Brazilian Grand Prix | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Lawson "nearly crashed 10 times" at Interlagos • Shwartzman to make IndyCar debut • Bilinski gets final Rodin seat

Read more: Lawson “nearly crashed 10 times” in Brazilian Grand Prix | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

Stella defends Norris and Piastri and blames the lack of pace for dismal result at Sao Paulo - F1technical.net

On the back of a tough race for the Woking-based outfit, McLaren team boss Andrea Stella has defended Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, and blamed the lack of pace for the dismal result at Sao Paulo.

Read more: Stella defends Norris and Piastri and blames the lack of pace for dismal result at Sao Paulo - F1technical.net

'Worst rule ever invented?' F1's red-flag tyre regulation Norris hates explained - SkySports F1

"It's possibly the worst rule ever invented by someone."

Read more: 'Worst rule ever invented?' F1's red-flag tyre regulation Norris hates explained - SkySports F1

Rain suited Alpine as it’s ‘difficult for us to be worse in dry’ – Ocon | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

In the round-up: Hard for Alpine to be worse in dry - Ocon • Lawson penalty deserved - Piastri • Tsolov leaves Alpine

Read more: Rain suited Alpine as it’s ‘difficult for us to be worse in dry’ – Ocon | RaceFans Round-up - RaceFans

One of the most chaotic races ever! | Sao Paulo Grand Prix highlights - SkySports F1

Highlights of Sunday's race from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, which saw Max Verstappen win after having started in 17th!

Read more: One of the most chaotic races ever! | Sao Paulo Grand Prix highlights - SkySports F1

Hamilton wants better wet tyres after Brazilian GP qualifying postponement - Motorsport.com

Lewis Hamilton has reacted to the decision to postpone Saturday’s qualifying session for the Brazilian Grand Prix by giving his opinions straight to Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.Hamilton interrupted a live F1TV interview with Domenicali, in which the F1 boss was explaining the decision not to allow qualifying to go ahead at the rain-lashed Interlagos circuit.The FIA had delayed the start ...Keep reading

Read more: Hamilton wants better wet tyres after Brazilian GP qualifying postponement - Motorsport.com

F1 drivers 'trying to see the end of the straight' on bumpy Interlagos track - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

Formula 1 drivers have been struggling with the bumpiness of Interlagos' new track surface, with McLaren's Oscar Piastri joking "seeing the end of the straight is the first objective" in Saturday's sprint.The historic Brazilian Grand Prix venue in Sao Paulo has been resurfaced for 2024, and while drivers agreed the new asphalt delivered more grip, they also felt it made the 4.3km loop a lot ...Keep reading

Read more: F1 drivers 'trying to see the end of the straight' on bumpy Interlagos track - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories