Years of hard work are paying off, says Ferrari chairman
MILAN : Years of hard work are paying off for Ferrari with a stellar start to the Formula One season, company chairman John Elkann said on Wednesday.
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Red Bull must stop throwing 'huge points down the drain' in F1 title fight, says Webber
Red Bull need to rectify their reliability issues or risk falling too far away from ferrari to chanellenge for the Formula 1 championship, according to ex-driver Mark Webber.
After Surfing, Lewis Hamilton's "Next Up" Plan For Teammate George Russell
Mercedes may have started off behind Ferrari in this year's Formula One season, but it hasn't stopped their star driver Lewis Hamilton from having some fun with teammate George Russell. Hamilton on Wednesday took to Twitter to share a picture with Russell, where both are seen with huge surf boards. Of course, it's no surprise given that they just completed the Australian Grand Prix. And that's not where it ends. Hamilton has more adventures with his teammate. "Next up: getting @GeorgeRussell63 to skydive," he captioned the picture.
Ferrari make upgrades decision for Imola
Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto says that it is unlikely the Scuderia will bring any upgrades to their car for round four of the championship at Imola.
Max Verstappen downbeat on title defence chances after second retirement of the season
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has said that ‘there is no reason’ to think that he is going to be able to win the championship at this current stage of the season, thanks to the reliability issues he is having.
Brundle: Sainz may fall into ‘supporting role’ for Leclerc
If he doesn’t start winning races soon, Martin Brundle feels Carlos Sainz may end up playing a “supporting role” for Charles Leclerc at Ferrari this year.
Mika Hakkinen sends Max Verstappen warning over persisting reliability woes
Mika Hakkinen has warned Max Verstappen that he cannot afford further reliability issues, especially with Charles Leclerc starting the season so well.
Mika Hakkinen sends Max Verstappen warning over persisting reliability issues
Mika Hakkinen has warned Max Verstappen that he cannot afford further reliability issues, especially with Charles Leclerc starting the season so well.