Ferrari launch probe into Monaco decision-making problems
Ferrari on Monday launched a probe into the sequence of errors that combined to undermine their hopes of winning the Monaco Grand Prix where they held pole position and led the race.
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Ferrari vow to investigate Monaco GP strategy errors
Ferrari says it will hold an internal investigation to find a “clear explanation” as to how it managed to throw away victory in Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix.
Monaco GP must 'embrace new realities', says Mercedes boss: 'It felt more like an NFL game'
Mercedes team chief Toto Wolff on Sunday hinted at what may be needed for the under-threat Monaco Grand Prix to retain its place on the Formula One race calendar.
Neymar speaks out on his future amid claims Kylian Mbappe wants PSG to sell him
Neymar has no intention of leaving Paris Saint-Germain this summer and insists he will remain at the club despite speculation suggesting Kylian Mbappe had encouraged PSG’s hierarchy to offload the Brazilian.
‘Not my problem’ – Fernando Alonso reacts to ‘angry’ Lewis Hamilton after Monaco Grand Prix
Fernando Alonso has hit back at claims he deliberately held up Sir Lewis Hamilton during Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix.
Once also-rans, Sergio Perez and Marcus Ericsson enjoy greatest of days
Sergio Perez joining the select group of Monaco Grand Prix winners or Marcus Ericsson celebrating a life-changing Indianapolis 500 victory. The Mexican was overlooked and underrated then, hoping in vain for a top team to come calling, while the Swede toiled among tail-enders and also-rans. In five seasons and 97 races with Caterham and Sauber/Alfa Romeo, Ericsson scored 18 points and never finished higher than eighth.
Wolff slams ‘Formula 2’ tactics from Alonso
Toto Wolff wasn’t impressed with Fernando Alonso’s “Formula 2” pace at the Monaco GP, but the Alpine drivers says “not my problem”.
Merc: Russell and Hamilton 'on same pace' | Lewis: I won't give up
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has defended Lewis Hamilton after another frustrating day in 2022, condemning Fernando Alonso's hold-up in the Monaco GP while also insisting the seven-time champion and George Russell are "very much on the same pace".