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BAKU : The promoter of Formula One's Azerbaijan Grand Prix is expecting Sunday's race around the streets of the capital Baku to be a sell-out despite the war in Ukraine affecting ticket sales to Russian fans.
Former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert has said that he feels Sergio Perez is a championship challenger after the Mexican’s win in Monaco.
Sebastian Vettel has doubted Lewis Hamilton’s current excitement for Formula 1 due to the seven-time world champion’s downturn in form. Hamilton sits sixth in the Drivers’ Standings with 50 points, 75 adrift of leader Max Verstappen in an underwhelming start to the campaign, following finishing third, 10th, fourth, 13th, sixth, fifth and eighth-place finishes in the opening seven races.
With racing returning to Azerbaijan this weekend, the city of Baku is excited to host another Formula 1 race around its streets. Having been a fixture on the calendar since 2016, the circuit offers a unique opportunity to teams and drivers as they navigate the demanding layout.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said that the team is working hard to find and solve weaknesses in the car that have shown in the last couple of races.
Max Verstappen has unfinished business to take care of at this weekend’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix while also looking to reassert himself as Red Bull's lead driver. The Dutchman was heading for victory at the Baku Street track last year when a tyre exploded and pitched him into the barrier on the high speed run along the city’s Caspian Sea waterfront. Mexican teammate Sergio Perez took the win instead and returns triumphant and as a potential title contender after his victory two weeks ago in Monaco.
Max Verstappen is eager to make amends in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix this weekend, and says he has “unfinished business” in Baku. Verstappen crashed with five laps remaining in last season’s race, but a tyre issue meant he crashed into the barriers and ensured teammate Sergio Perez finished top of the podium.
Max Verstappen said he is returning to Baku to complete "unfinished business" as the Formula One world champion aims to make up for last year's frustrating retirement during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.