Fifa's Infantino predicts Dubai and Abu Dhabi boost from World Cup in Qatar
Fifa president Gianni Infantino expects Abu Dhabi and Dubai to score a tourism boost when the World Cup in Qatar kicks off in November.
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Wolff: Mercedes' current struggles reminds me of 2013
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says his team’s difficult start to the season feels “a little bit like” 2013 when they last failed to win a Formula 1 title.
Ricciardo hopes tweaked Melbourne F1 lay-out can yield points
Ricciardo and teammate Lando Norris have struggled in the opening two races of 2022 as McLaren was caught off the pace of the frontrunners.
Charles Leclerc warns Verstappen and Hamilton Ferrari will 'unlock more performance'
Charles Leclerc has piled the pressure on rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, warning Ferrari could improve in a title fight. The Monegasque claimed there was definitely more to come" and said he is identifying areas where they can "unlock more performance.
Qatar will host a World Cup but not as we know it
DOHA: November's World Cup in Qatar will be unlike any other finals that have previously taken place and the logistical challenges facing organisers, from providing enough accommodation to dealing with unruly fans, will only intensify.
Daniel Ricciardo backs McLaren to win F1 race this year despite wretched start to 2022
Daniel Ricciardo is remaining bullish about his team's chances of winning a race before the end of the year despite McLaren's wretched start to the 2022 season. Just a few weeks before lights out in Bahrain there was a real sense of optimism for the team but, just two difficult races in, much of the positivity has faded away.
Formula 1 news: Top engineer backs Mercedes to recover after disappointing display in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia
Formula 1 technical consultant Rob Smedley has backed Mercedes to join Ferrari and Red Bull in the hunt for race wins sooner rather than later, despite their sluggish start to 2022. It has been a season of disappointment thus far for Mercedes, with team principal Toto Wolff bemoaning their “totally unacceptable” current performance.
Haas adamant Schumacher's confidence won't be dented by Jeddah F1 crash
Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner doesn’t expect Mick Schumacher’s confidence will be knocked after his high-speed qualifying crash in Saudi Arabia.