F1 calendar could hit 30 races per season including Las Vegas and Africa, says chief
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says the championship could potentially conduct 30 races per season in the near future.
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Watch: AlphaTauri Driver Pierre Gasly's Car Catches Fire During Bahrain Grand Prix
Pierre Gasly, driving a Scuderia AlphaTauri, was left stranded with just over 10 laps of the race left as his car caught fire during the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. The unfortunate incident took place in the 46th lap of the race as Gasly pulled to the side of the track with the flames getting bigger, thus bringing out the Safety Car as well. This came as a big blow to Gasly who had high hopes of finishing in the top 10. The interruption in the race was used to his advantage by Ferrari's Carlos Sainz Jr. who put Max Verstappen under pressure for the second place.
Alfa Romeo back where it belongs: Newcomer Zhou Guanyu overwhelmed after F1 debut
Alfa Romeo F1 driver Zhou Guanyu admits feeling relieved and a little overwhelmed after making his debut at Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix. The 22-yer-old, who joined Alfa Romeo for the 2022 F1 season to team up with veteran driver Valtteri Bottas, became China's first full-time Formula One driver.
Mercedes engineer warns Ferrari and Red Bull as 'quick fix' could turn tables at Saudi GP
Tiger Woods has ‘long way to go' in his recovery from horrific car crash
Toto Wolff claims Lewis Hamilton only has ‘long shot’ of title challenge
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff claims it is only a very long shot that Lewis Hamilton will be able to fight for the world championship.
How and where to watch F1 in the UAE
The 2022 Formula One season got off to an unexpected start as Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc won the Bahrain Grand Prix after world champion Max Verstappen retired with just three laps remaining.
Fikayo Tomori proud to carry the weight of expectations at AC Milan in Serie A title bid
It says a lot about Fikayo Tomori’s burgeoning profile that he was chosen by AC Milan for the club’s visit to Dubai this week.
Haas will enjoy the dream of P3 before likely slip
Haas principal Guenther Steiner is not currently interested in explaining their P5 finish in Bahrain, he wants to live the dream.