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Alonso sees an opportunity on the streets of Monaco
Monaco kicks off Formula One's flood-delayed European season on Sunday with Fernando Alonso sensing a chance to end dominant Red Bull's run of success at the most glamorous and historic of street circuits.
Hamilton to Ferrari? Intriguing, but don't bank on it
LONDON : Lewis Hamilton is out of contract with Mercedes at the end of the Formula One season and, inevitably, speculation that the seven-times world champion could move to Ferrari is again picking up speed.
'This isn't looking too good': F1 drivers scratching heads after another Maxterclass in Miami
Max Verstappen proved his detractors wrong by wringing the neck on his Red Bull Formula 1 car, sealing victory in the 2023 Miami Grand Prix after starting in ninth place.
Charles Leclerc 'struggling like crazy' and baffled by 'incredibly difficult' Ferrari car after poor Miami Grand Prix
Charles Leclerc has admitted that Ferrari are “struggling like crazy” with their car after a disappointing showing at the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday. Leclerc finished the race in seventh with team-mate Carlos Sainz slipping from third to fifth. Ad Speaking after the race, the 25-year-old said he was confused with a car that is not giving him or Sainz any «confidence».
Leclerc says Ferrari 'struggling like crazy" with their car
Ferrari are struggling with an inconsistent car that is competitive in qualifying but off pace in the race, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz said after a difficult Miami Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen on Miami GP boos: They only do it because I'm winning
Bullish Max Verstappen insisted the only reason he is being targeted for boos by Formula One crowds is the fact he is winning regularly.
Winning Red Bull wondering what happened to rivals, says Horner
MIAMI : Red Bull have never started a Formula One season so well and are wondering what happened to rivals like Ferrari and Mercedes, team boss Christian Horner said on Sunday after five wins in five races.