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Carlos Sainz has revealed how a late steering wheel change before the Australian Grand Prix sparked a chain of events that eventually led to him putting his Ferrari in the gravel trap.
Toto Wolff has praised the togetherness and team spirit that Mercedes have shown, with them earning P3 and P4 in Melbourne at the Australian Grand Prix.
Alexander Albon lauded the C2 Pirelli tyre, as he feels his Williams is at its best on that compound, having completed a near-race distance on it in Melbourne on Sunday.
George Russell has called on Mercedes to remain level-headed and target steady improvements after picking up a first podium since joining his new team. Russell, who enjoyed an impressive three years at Williams, was signed as a replacement for Valtteri Bottas ahead of the 2022 season after it was announced that the Finn would link up with Alfa Romeo. Ad/> Since joining the Silver Arrows, the 24-year-old has enjoyed a fourth-placed finish in the season-opener in Bahrain, before finishing fifth at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix two weeks ago.
Sunday 26 September, 2010. The last time a Ferrari driver, namely Fernando Alonso, achieved Formula 1’s Grand Slam — pole position in qualifying, the quickest lap during the race and victory after leading from start to finish — at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Ferrari driver Charles LeClerc won the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne this morning.
Fernando Alonso believes Alpine were “a little bit faster than Mercedes” all weekend in Melbourne, after a frustrating race for the Spaniard.
MELBOURNE: World champion Max Verstappen's second retirement in three races has left Red Bull on the back foot in the Formula One championship - and team principal Christian Horner fuming at the growing gap with Ferrari.