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Red Bull’s Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen returns for his maiden title defence in 2022. Lewis Hamilton has swallowed his disappointment to get back behind the wheel with Mercedes, and many expect him to be the Dutchman’s main rival for the coming campaign.
Williams driver Alex Albon says that the heavier nature of the new-era Formula 1 cars is making things quite different in terms of the driving style needed to extract maximum performance.
Williams driver Nicholas Latifi had to abandon his car during testing at the Bahrain Grand Prix circuit due to a brake fire. The 26-year-old Canadian was getting a runout at Day 2 of testing ahead of next weekend’s race, and it initially appeared that one of his tyres had caught light, and he attempted to guide his car back to the pitstop. Ad/> However he spun out and needed marshals to put out the fire before it became any worse, with the car ultimately removed by a crane so that it could be repaired.
The second and final testing period is nearly upon us as the 2022 Formula 1 season draws ever nearer.
Williams’ Nicholas Latifi and Alex Albon have both admitted to being confused about Formula 1’s changes to sprint races for the 2022 season.
• Charles Leclerc set the pace on Day 2 of pre-season testing.
Alex Albon is back in Formula 1 for the 2022 season with him driving for Williams, and he has explained how different the new cars feel compared to those we’ve seen in recent years.
Testing has begun for the 2022 Formula 1 season with Charles Leclerc quickest on day 2 in Barcelona.