F1 teams mull changes to make sprint weekends 'simpler'
SAO PAULO : Formula One teams are discussing changes to the sprint format for next season so that the weekend schedule becomes easier for fans to follow.
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Fernando Alonso, Daniel Ricciardo Reject Speculation Over Red Bull Move
Veteran drivers Fernando Alonso and Daniel Ricciardo both denied on Thursday that they were about to leave their teams to join Red Bull next season. Two-time world champion Alonso, 42, angrily hit out at claims he will depart the Aston Martin team to take Sergio Perez's seat alongside world champion Max Verstappen. He dismissed the speculation as "the normal paddock rumours from people who try to make fun of it and gain some followers (on social media)."
Alonso warns of 'consequences' as speculation runs wild
SAO PAULO: Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso warned of unspecified "consequences" after the Formula One rumour mill went into overdrive with speculation about the double world champion's future.
Brazilian Drugovich to continue as Aston Martin F1 reserve
SAO PAULO : Brazilian Felipe Drugovich will continue as Aston Martin's test and reserve driver next season, the Formula One team said on Thursday.
Norris fears McLaren have missed best chance of a win
AUSTIN, Texas : Lando Norris took yet another second place at the U.S. Grand Prix on Sunday but feared his resurgent McLaren team may now have missed their best chance of a win this season.
Verstappen takes 50th win with Hamilton, Leclerc excluded
AUSTIN, Texas :Red Bull's triple world champion Max Verstappen took the 50th win of his Formula One career, and record-equalling 15th of the season, at the U.S. Grand Prix on Sunday while Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from second after post-race checks.
Charles Leclerc takes Austin pole after Max Verstappen lap time deleted
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc took pole position for the United States Grand Prix after Max Verstappen's lap was deleted for exceeding track limits.
Sainz expects McLaren to beat Ferrari in most remaining races
Carlos Sainz expects his former employers McLaren to be ahead of current team Ferrari for most remaining races this season but without being able to break into the top three overall.