Charles Leclerc fastest in rain-hit FP3 in Singapore
Charles Leclerc went fastest as the final practice session for the Singapore Grand Prix was hit by heavy rain, limiting running drastically.
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Report claims breakthrough made concerning Pierre Gasly & Nyck de Vries' futures
Nyck de Vries has reportedly agreed to join AlphaTauri for the 2023 campaign, which will clear the way for Pierre Gasly to join Alpine.
Haas open to signing Daniel Ricciardo, but the Aussie must decide what he wants
Guenther Steiner has suggested that he is open to the possibility of Daniel Ricciardo joining Haas for the 2023 Formula 1 season.
Guenther Steiner responds to Daniel Ricciardo to Haas rumours
Guenther Steiner has suggested that he is open to the possibility of Daniel Ricciardo joining Haas for the 2023 Formula 1 season.
Formula 1: Mike Krack makes Lance Stroll prediction in Fernando Alonso battle
Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has suggested that Lance Stroll could surprise people in the intra-team battle with Fernando Alonso next year.
Lewis Hamilton Gets Monza Grid Penalty, Optimistic Of Maintaining Win Record
Lewis Hamilton was full of optimism on Friday that he can still win a race this season to uphold a record of at least one grand prix success every year since his debut in 2007. Mercedes have endured a roller-coaster campaign with their capricious 2022 car, but the seven-time world champion has come close to getting a win on the board, most recently at Zandvoort last weekend. "I do believe that I have the chance this year, we've still got seven races to go, and that's still a really big goal for us as a team to get back to the front and be fighting for the lead," he said at Monza ahead of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.
Daniel Ricciardo accidently drops hint that he won’t be racing in Formula 1 in 2023
Daniel Ricciardo many have accidently revealed his Formula 1 future having been overhead telling another driver he plans to take a sabbatical.
'I lost it for a moment' - Hamilton rows back on radio rant during Dutch Grand Prix after Mercedes blunder
Lewis Hamilton issued an apology to his Mercedes team at the end of a thrilling Dutch GP after he had delivered a radio rant questioning their strategy. At stages in Sunday's race at the Zandvoort Circuit, Hamilton was challenging for the top step on the podium, but his team's decision to keep him out on medium tyres following a full safety car deployment on lap 57 left him a sitting duck, and he was left to come home in fourth.