Daniel Ricciardo reveals sympathy for Lewis Hamilton 'heartbreak' in Abu Dhabi
McLaren driver Daniel Ricciardo has said that he felt sympathy for Lewis Hamilton’s ‘heartbreak’ in Abu Dhabi at the end of the 2021 season.
Abu Dhabi Sport News
Aussie F1 race chief Masi backed by Vettel
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel believes that under-fire Australian official Michael Masi should remain in his role as FIA race director.
Masi needs more support, says compatriot Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo said race director and compatriot Michael Masi needs more support in his role, after he came under fire for his title-deciding safety car call in the 2021 season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Vettel: "Espero que Masi siga"
En una charla con medios antes de la presentación del AMR22, Vettel fue preguntado por el desenlace de Abu Dhabi y los motivos de Hamilton para estar molesto con la FIA por cómo Masi ordenó marcharse al último coche de seguridad de la temporada (sin que todos los pilotos con vuelta perdida se desdoblaran). El alemán admitió ciertas incoherencias para que se relanzara la carrera que dio el título a Verstappen, «esto es un deporte antes que un espectáculo», pero defendió a Masi.
Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard says Philippe Coutinho was 'desperate' to come back to the Premier League
Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard says Philippe Coutinho was «desperate» to come back to England when he spoke to the Brazilian in January about a move. Those conversations culminated in the 29-year-old joining the Villans on loan until the end of the season and his impact has been instant, recording two goals and two assists in just three games — the same number he managed in the whole of last season in La Liga. Ad/> And Gerrard has clearly been a factor in Coutinho's resurgence, particularly in terms of his fitness and psychological state.
Kante surprise, formation dilemma - The starting XI Tuchel should pick for Chelsea vs Palmeiras
Zsolt Low looks ahead to Club World Cup final against Palmeiras
Formula 1 reveals start time of 2022 races
The 2022 F1 calendar will be the largest ever with 23 grand prix, starting on 20 March in Bahrain and finishing exactly eight months later on 20 November in Abu Dhabi.