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Brabham’s final Formula 1 start came in the 1992 Hungarian Grand Prix, when Damon Hill scraped onto the 13th and final row before finishing 11th and last, four laps down. It was an ignominious way for such a great team to bow out, but its part in F1 history remains.
Zhou Guanyu admits he is pleased with how his rookie season has gone so far but stated he would expect even better in the second half.
Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen says he welcomes Mercedes' resurgence as they have a better chance of taking points away from Ferrari.
The Formula 1 season returns at the end of August with the Belgian Grand Prix, after what has been a fascinating campaign so far.
Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley believes that midfielder Dylan Watts is one of the few players in the League of Ireland that can change the tempo of a game, an attribute that no doubt will be needed as the Hoops face Ferencvaros in the first leg of the Europa League play-off round this evening.
Team boss Jost Capito has denied Williams are falling backwards to their pre-Dorilton Capital days, adamant the midfield is “much closer” than it was even with last season’s bumper points haul.
Toto Wolff admits Mercedes’ 2022 Formula One season has been a “painful” experience as they continue to claw back their pace deficit to Red Bull and Ferrari. Mercedes have won the last eight constructors’ championships in F1, plus the drivers’ titles, apart from Lewis Hamilton’s controversial loss to Max Verstappen last year. Ad However, the new regulations have seen them drop back behind Red Bull and Ferrari for the majority of the first half of the season.
By Will Jennings in Munich Miguel Perera insists he will empty the tank for a shot at a memorable multi-sport European Championship final in Munich. Ad The Loughborough-based star scrambled into the semi-finals on Tuesday after a third-place finish in his 110m hurdles heat. AthleticsMunich crowd spurs Sawyers onto European Championship finalAN HOUR AGO Perera, 25, clocked a time of 13.72s to finish behind home favourite Gregor Traber and Italian ace Hassane Fofana after a frantic finish in Germany.