Daniel Ricciardo admits he won’t be on the F1 grid next year after Pierre Gasly and Nyck de Vries moves confirmed
Daniel Ricciardo appears to have conceded that he won’t be a Formula 1 driver in 2023 but has vowed to return to the grid in 2024.
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Gasly's near-miss highlights one thing: Tractors do not belong on an active F1 track!
Formula 1 does not seem to learn as we almost saw a repeat of what happened at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix in 2022 - in similar conditions. Only this time around, the driver was lucky to have escaped with his life.
'Makes me so angry' - Sergio Perez outraged by F1 tractor incident as Pierre Gasly hit with penalties
Red Bull’s Sergio Perez described the incident that saw Pierre Gasly almost collide with a tractor as «the lowest point we’ve seen in the sport for years». The Japanese Grand Prix had barely got started before Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz spun out in extremely wet conditions, leading to an advertising hoarding hitting Gasly’s vehicle.
Verstappen retains F1 world championship after dramatic Japan GP
Max Verstappen said it was a "crazy feeling" to retain his Formula One world championship Sunday in dramatic fashion after winning a rain-shortened Japanese Grand Prix and then seeing his nearest rival Charles Leclerc relegated to third by a five-second penalty.
Verstappen retains Formula One world championship with win at Japanese Grand Prix
The result gave Red Bull driver Verstappen an unassailable 113-point lead in the championship, making him only the third driver after Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel to clinch the title with four races to spare.
Verstappen retains F1 world title after dramatic Japan victory
SUZUKA, JAPAN: Max Verstappen was declared Formula One world champion Sunday after winning a dramatic rain-shortened Japanese Grand Prix.
'I didn't expect it,' says Max Verstappen after penalty hands him F1 championship
Max Verstappen was declared Formula 1 world champion on Sunday after winning a dramatic rain-shortened Japanese Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen Retains F1 Title, Finishes On Pole At Japanese Grand Prix
Max Verstappen was declared Formula One world champion Sunday after winning a dramatic rain-shortened Japanese Grand Prix. Red Bull's Verstappen crossed the line first and he was then awarded the title when second-place finisher Charles Leclerc was given a five-second penalty, dropping him to third. The result gave Verstappen an unassailable 113-point lead in the championship, making him only the third driver after Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel to clinch the title with four races to spare.