Monday, December 21, 2020

Ferrari learned "a lot of small, significant' lessons in 2020 F1 season - Autosport

Ferrari's sporting director Laurent Mekies says the team has had "a lot of small, significant achievements" during a troubled 2020 Formula 1 season as it hopes for a better 2021

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Ferrari learned "a lot of small, significant' lessons in 2020 F1 season - Autosport

Ferrari's sporting director Laurent Mekies says the team has had "a lot of small, significant achievements" during a troubled 2020 Formula 1 season as it hopes for a better 2021

Read more: Ferrari learned "a lot of small, significant' lessons in 2020 F1 season - Autosport

Driver ratings from the 2020 season: Part 1 - F1 News by PlanetF1

In the first half of our driver ratings for 2020 as a whole, we take a look at how those in the bottom half of the standings did...

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Ferrari learned "a lot of small, significant" things in 2020 - Motorsport.com

In 2020 Ferrari endured its least competitive season in recent history. The Scuderia's sixth position in the constructors' championship was the team's worst result since 1980.
Drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel could only manage a combined three podiums as the team suffered from a lack of both aerodynamic and engine performance with the SF1000.
While Ferrari has a chance to ...Keep reading

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Renault: Alonso will have disadvantage on 2021 F1 return - Autosport

Renault Formula 1 director Marcin Budkowski believes Fernando Alonso will still be at a disadvantage on his F1 return in 2021, despite being able to test the team's RS20 at Abu Dhabi

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Renault: Alonso will have disadvantage on 2021 F1 return - Autosport

Renault Formula 1 director Marcin Budkowski believes Fernando Alonso will still be at a disadvantage on his F1 return in 2021, despite being able to test the team's RS20 at Abu Dhabi

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Alonso will have disadvantage on 2021 F1 return - Renault - Motorsport.com

Alonso is returning to the sport next season with his old Renault team after a two-year absence, in which he won back-to-back editions of the Le Mans 24 Hours, made a second start in the Indianapolis 500 and competed in the Dakar Rally.
The two-time world champion has been thoroughly preparing for his comeback, traveling to several races with the Enstone team as a keen observer and testing both ...Keep reading

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