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Sebastian Vettel cleared to race in Australian GP after Covid absence
Vettel has been declared fit to take part in next week's Australian Grand Prix after he missed the opening two races of the season following a bout of coronavirus. Vettel's Aston Martin team confirmed the four-time world champion, 34, would be available to race in Melbourne. "We are pleased to confirm that Sebastian Vettel is now fit to race and will therefore line up alongside @lance_stroll in Melbourne to kick off his 2022 @F1 season at the @ausgrandprix," the British-based team tweeted.
Las Vegas Grand Prix: Haas wins with perfect reaction on Twitter
Haas have taken to Twitter to show their support of the brand-new Las Vegas Grand Prix, which will be introduced into the calendar from next season.
Mercedes tipped to upgrade car for Australian GP in bid to solve persisting issues
Mercedes are being tipped to bring a new rear-wing upgrade to their car for the Australian Grand Prix, as they bid to solve their porpoising issues.
Manchester United to take on Liverpool and Crystal Palace in pre-season friendlies
Premier League giants Manchester United and Liverpool will clash in a pre-season friendly in Thailand in July.
Vettel estará en Australia
Sebastian Vettel podrá subirse, por fin, a su Aston Martin. Su debut en la nueva era de la Fórmula 1 ha tardado más de lo esperado, pero tras dos grandes premios ausente, el alemán ya tiene el apto para volar a Melbourne. Superado el COVID-19 y con una prueba negativa bajo el brazo, el piloto de Aston Martin estará la próxima semana para disputar el Gran Premio de Australia. Lo cual supondrá para el tetracampeón su gran debut en la nueva era del Gran Circo, pese a que ser la tercera carrera de la temporada para el resto de la parrilla.
Vettel back for Australian GP after COVID recovery
SILVERSTONE, England (AP) — Aston Martin driver Sebastian Vettel is “fit to race” after recovering from COVID-19, the Formula One team said Thursday.