Ralf claims Ferrari are paying for ‘slacking off’
Ralf Schumacher believes that after their drivers made mistakes earlier this season, it is now Ferrari as a team who are “slacking off”.
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Leclerc and Ferrari braced for another bumpy ride in Canada
MONTREAL: Charles Leclerc is expecting another bumpy ride this weekend as he bids to put Ferrari's reliability problems behind him and re-boot his title challenge at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Five F1 season-opener slots for Australian GP
The Australian Grand Prix Corporation and Formula 1 today announced an early extension of their arrangement that will see Melbourne continue as a host city until at least 2035.
'Biggest goal I left': Jamie Murray keeps hopes high for Wimbledon despite Queen's exit
Jamie Murray is upbeat about the prospect of a maiden men’s doubles title at Wimbledon despite a first-round exit at the LTA cinch Championships at The Queen’s Club.
Melbourne to host Australian Formula 1 GP until 2035
MELBOURNE: Melbourne will host the Australian Grand Prix until 2035 in a new deal that will also see Formula 2 and Formula 3 added to the schedule for the first time next year, Formula 1 and local organisers announced on Thursday (Jun 16).
Melbourne to host Australian F1 race until 2035
Australian Grand Prix will continue to be held in Melbourne until 2035 after race organisers announced a new 10-year agreement with Formula One on Thursday, beating off rival bids from Sydney and the Gold Coast. The race was first run in 1928 and has been held at the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne since 1996. It attracted record crowds in April when it returned for a race won by the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc after missing out in 2020 and 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Formula 1 to race in Melbourne until 2035
Formula 1 have announced the Australian Grand Prix will stay in Melbourne until 2035.
Melbourne to host Australian Formula One GP until 2035
MELBOURNE : Melbourne will host the Australian Grand Prix until 2035 in a new deal that will also see Formula Two and Formula Three added to the schedule for the first time next year, Formula One and local organisers announced on Thursday.