Toto Wolff gives reaction as FIA release Abu Dhabi report
Toto Wolff has given his reaction on the FIA’s report into the final race of the 2021 Formula 1 season, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and has said it is now time to close the chapter.
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Smolyar 'trying to focus on job' amid confusion over his F3 return
The third year driver, who switched to MP Motorsport for 2022 after two seasons with ART Grand Prix, said last week that he would not compete in the championship.
Pau gets set to host WTCR season opener
The 2022 WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup will start in Pau from May 7-8 with the second running of WTCR Race of France. It will revive the WTCR’s previous tradition of opening the season on a street track with Circuit de Pau-Ville revving up to host international touring car racing for the first time since 2009.
Verstappen tops final Bahrain practice with Hamilton sixth
SAKHIR: World champion Max Verstappen clocked the fastest lap in the third and final practice session Saturday (Mar 19) at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, with Lewis Hamilton over half a second behind in sixth place.
Formula One, Bahrain Grand Prix: Max Verstappen Tops Final Practice With Lewis Hamilton Sixth
World champion Max Verstappen clocked the fastest lap in the third and final practice session Saturday at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, with Lewis Hamilton over half a second behind in sixth place. Verstappen's time of 1min 32.544sec was 0.096sec quicker than Charles Leclerc's Ferrari, while Sergio Perez took third in the second Red Bull ahead of qualifying at 1500 GMT. The Mercedes pairing of George Russell and Hamilton finished fourth and sixth respectively, with Ferrari's Carlos Sainz sandwiched between.
Race director Michael Masi made ‘human error’ in Abu Dhabi Grand Prix drama
Race director Michael Masi was “under immense pressure” from Mercedes and Red Bull it has been revealed after Formula One’s governing body finally published its report into last season’s controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
FIA report: 'Human error' to blame for Formula 1's Abu Dhabi controversy but result remain 'valid'
The FIA have concluded that the controversy over the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 season finale in 2021 was down to ‘human error’ but that the results are ‘valid’. Race director Michael Masi recently left his role following the investigation, which allowed Red Bull’s Max Verstappen the chance to attack Lewis Hamilton with a lap remaining.