‘Completely wrong’ to say Ferrari had head-start on 2022
Mercedes don't know if the W13 is 'fast or not'
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Charles Leclerc warns Verstappen and Hamilton Ferrari will 'unlock more performance'
Charles Leclerc has piled the pressure on rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, warning Ferrari could improve in a title fight. The Monegasque claimed there was definitely more to come" and said he is identifying areas where they can "unlock more performance.
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto puts pressure on Max Verstappen with Red Bull 'the favourite'
Lewis Hamilton to change his name
Australian GP weekend schedule: When does the race start this weekend?
The Formula 1 2022 season continues this weekend with a long-awaited return to Melbourne for the Australian Grand Prix!
Australian GP weekend schedule: When does the race start?
The Formula 1 2022 season continues this weekend with a long-awaited return to Melbourne for the Australian Grand Prix!
Formula 1 news: Top engineer backs Mercedes to recover after disappointing display in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia
Formula 1 technical consultant Rob Smedley has backed Mercedes to join Ferrari and Red Bull in the hunt for race wins sooner rather than later, despite their sluggish start to 2022. It has been a season of disappointment thus far for Mercedes, with team principal Toto Wolff bemoaning their “totally unacceptable” current performance.
Watch: Formula 1 Superstar Lewis Hamilton Goes Skydiving In Dubai Ahead Of Australian Grand Prix
After enduring a rare tough start to the Formula 1 season this year, Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton spent some time away from the sport and went skydiving. Hamilton, who thinks that the "ideal way to spend a Sunday" is to skydive from thousands of feet above the ground, jumped "ten times in Dubai". The video of him skydiving from an aircraft was shared by him on his Instagram stories. During the jump, Hamilton seemed quite upbeat and even did some tricks during his free-fall.
Michael Schumacher lessons helping Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto get the better of Mercedes
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has explained two essential aspects of his current role he learnt from Michael Schumacher during their time together on the F1 circuit. Schumacher won five of his record seven world titles with Ferrari, where he cemented his status as arguably the best F1 driver in history.