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A brilliant clip posted on ESPN F1’s Twitter account shows Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Max Verstappen all reacting with confusion and amusement in the cool down room to Ferrari’s decision to put Charles Leclerc onto the hard tyres for his third stint.
Charles Leclerc has delivered a damning indictment of Ferrari’s season, saying it feels as if there is “always something going wrong”.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen said the team’s late call to switch away from their original planned strategy underlined their self-belief.
Leclerc faded from leading halfway through the race to finish sixth at the Hungaroring on Sunday after a switch to the hard compound tyre saw his pace nosedive.
Formula One driver Fernando Alonso will leave the Alpine team to join Aston Martin on a multi-year contract in 2023, the British team announced in a press release on Monday. The double world champion, who turned 41 on Friday, will replace German driver Sebastian Vettel, a four-time champion, who last week announced his retirement from Formula One at the end of the current season.
Fernando Alonso will replace Sebastian Vettel at Aston Martin for the 2023 Formula 1 season. The German driver confirmed that he would retire from the sport at the close of the current season last week. Ad/> Though Aston Martin indicated that they did not have an immediate replacement lined up, the Silverstone-based team has moved quickly to secure two-time world champion Alonso.
LONDON: Lucas di Grassi took his maiden win for ROKiT Venturi Racing in the SABIC London E-Prix Round 14, overcoming Round 13 winner Jake Dennis of Avalanche Andretti in a hard-fought 38-lap battle on the 2.14-kilometer street circuit at ExCeL London.
A brilliant clip posted on ESPN F1’s Twitter account shows Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Max Verstappen all reacting with confusion and amusement in the cool down room to Ferrari’s decision to put Charles Leclerc onto the hard tyres for his third stint.