Ferrari have been ‘beyond all expectations’ says Binotto
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says even he has been surprised by the team’s performance in the opening stages of the 2022 season.
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Horner wants DRS rethink after Saudi ‘cat and mouse’ game
Christian Horner has called for a rethink of DRS after Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc’s “game of cat and mouse” at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
The questions that need answering after F1's marred second Saudi visit
“I am so happy the weekend is done. I am also just so happy that everyone is safe and I am just looking forward to getting out.” Lewis Hamilton spoke for much of the Formula 1 paddock last Sunday night after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as one of the series’ most turbulent weekends in recent years came to an end.
Formula 1 fans are blown away by just how close Max Verstappen came to wall at Saudi GP
Saudi Arabia’s tight and twisting Jeddah-Corniche street circuit is the newest edition to F1’s calendar, until the Miami Grand Prix in May that is, and it has already supplied us with some famous and perhaps more infamous moments in the two races it’s held.
Max Verstappen blows F1 fans away with Saudi GP precision around corner
Saudi Arabia’s tight and twisting Jeddah-Corniche street circuit is the newest edition to F1’s calendar, until the Miami Grand Prix in May that is, and it has already supplied us with some famous and perhaps more infamous moments in the two races it’s held.
Red Bull’s RB18 will ‘lose some weight’ before Imola
Helmut Marko has promised Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez a faster, lighter RB18 come round four of the championship, the Emilia Romagna GP.
Ralf Schumacher has cautious warning for Lewis Hamilton after slow start to F1 season
Lewis Hamilton had a weekend to forget in Saudi Arabia last time out and Ralf Schumacher believes the seven-time world champion will have his work cut out in trying to beat George Russell this year. It's been a frustrating start to the 2022 campaign for Mercedes with both Red Bull and Ferrari far out in front.
Mercedes must fix ‘significant problems’ quickly or lose out in F1 ‘power shift’, says Mika Hakkinen
Mercedes must solve the issues with their W13 car or risk being left behind by Red Bull and Ferrari in Formula 1’s ‘power shift’, according to two-time world champion Mika Hakkinen.