Szafnauer jokes Vettel crash was revenge for him leaving
Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer has jokingly suggested Sebastian Vettel’s crash during the Australian Grand Prix was revenge for the him swapping teams.
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JV: Stroll finding out F1 not like running ‘watch brand’
With Aston Martin the only team yet to score this season, Jacques Villeneuve is the latest to claim that Lawrence Stroll is out of his depth.
F1 | "Le vamos a dar a Alonso el coche que necesita"
Otmar Szafnauer (Rumanía, 57 años), norteamericano de origen rumano, es el máximo responsable de Alpine en la Fórmula 1 desde esta temporada. Se inició en la Fórmula 1 con Ford y Honda. Tuvo éxito al frente de Force India, luego Racing Point y más tarde Aston Martin, logrando buenos resultados con un presupuesto humilde. Otmar habla con AS en el hospitality de Alpine sobre la actualidad de la escudería y el futuro de Fernando Alonso en la F1 y en Enstone.
Russell doesn’t ‘care who’s in front’ when it’s P5 at stake
George Russell doesn’t care which of the Mercedes team-mates is in front, but that’s when it comes to “fifth and sixth place”.
Russell does ‘not care who’s in front’ – when P5 is at stake
George Russell doesn’t care which of the Mercedes team-mates is in front, but that’s when it comes to “fifth and sixth place”.
Vettel: F1 season 'can't get any worse' after nightmare return with Aston Martin
Sebastian Vettel believes his 2022 Formula 1 season “can’t get any worse” after crashing out of Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix on his return to action with Aston Martin.
Sebastian Vettel can't hide disappointment after testing weekend in Melbourne
Sebastian Vettel has said things cannot get any worse for him after a trying Australian Grand Prix weekend.
Ferrari driver Leclerc wins F1 Australian Grand Prix
Riding high after a decisive victory for Ferrari in the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, Charles Leclerc's belief in the team's prospects are growing by the race.