Verstappen fastest in Saudi Arabian first practice
Red Bull's Max Verstappen lapped fastest in Thursday's first practice for the Saudi Arabian Formula One Grand Prix with Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso second on the timesheets.
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Hamilton says it's important for F1 to show its values as Russell calls for transparency
Lewis Hamilton said Formula One faced a pivotal moment and needed to show its values while Mercedes teammate George Russell called for transparency following reports alleging that senior leadership at the sport's governing body intervened to overturn a penalty last season.
F1 veteran Bell leaves Alpine and joins Aston Martin
:Former Renault technical director Bob Bell has left the Alpine Formula One team, where he had an advisory role, and joined rivals Aston Martin as technical executive director.
FIA confirms report ‘detailing potential allegations involving certain members’
Formula One’s governing body has broken its silence on claims surrounding president Mohammed Ben Sulayem by admitting a report “detailing potential allegations involving certain members of its governing body” exists.
FIA boss investigated over alleged interference in Formula 1 race
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is reportedly under investigation for allegedly interfering with the result of a Formula One race.
Verstappen starts F1 season with win in Bahrain
SAKHIR, Bahrain :Red Bull's Max Verstappen started his bid for a fourth successive Formula One title with a commanding Bahrain Grand Prix win from pole position, plus fastest lap, ahead of team mate Sergio Perez.
Ocon keeps the faith after dismal qualifying for Alpine
SAKHIR, Bahrain : Esteban Ocon said he trusted Renault-owned Alpine to fix their problems after a dismal start to the Formula One season with both cars qualifying on the back of the Bahrain Grand Prix starting grid.
Lewis Hamilton Admits 'It's A Shock' As Mercedes Top Bahrain Practice
Lewis Hamilton warned his Mercedes team not to "get ahead of ourselves" on Thursday after unexpectedly topping the times ahead of team-mate George Russell in practice for this weekend's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion, who will leave Mercedes for Ferrari next year, said he felt much happier with the team's new 2024 car, adding that there is more performance "to extract". "It's a shock, but we'll take it," he said. "It feels like a race car for once."