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Aston Martin have become the third Formula 1 team to unveil their 2022 car and have arguably become the first team to give us an accurate representation of what their machine will look like come the first Grand Prix in Bahrain.
The fallout following last season's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix continues to dominate the headlines in Formula 1 as new audio from the race sparks fresh controversy. Race director in the season finale in December, Michael Masi, can be heard reacting to Red Bull's suggestions as to how to end a safety-car period. Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley urges Masi to get the lapped cars out of the way so that "we've got a motor race on our hands." Masi replies: "Understood"
Mercedes and Red Bull gave us a brilliant 2021 Formula 1 season last year and the rivalry between the two teams appears ready to ignite in 2022, after the Silver Arrows posted a cheeky tweet in response to Red Bull’s RB18 car launch.
Red Bull’s 2022 Formula 1 car won’t look “very much” like the RB18 on display at the team’s launch event, admits team boss Christian Horner.
At the Autosport Awards on Sunday, Christian Horner saw the perfect opportunity to get a close look at Red Bull's rivals in bidding £4,000 for a tour of Mercedes' factory. But Horner may well not get his wish due to terms and conditions included in the small print.
With Formula 1 ushering in a new era, Red Bull has unveiled its new car for the 2022 season.
Christian Horner’s attempts to sneak a peek at Mercedes’ new W13 have been thwarted, and by the smallest of things – the T&Cs.
LONDON: Max Verstappen said he is not feeling any extra pressure as defending Formula One champion as Red Bull launched their car for the 2022 season on Wednesday. The Dutchman clinched his first world title in dramatic and controversial circumstances after he passed Lewis Hamilton in a one-lap shootout at the final Grand Prix of the year in Abu Dhabi. The fallout from the December 12 race continues with FIA race director Michael Masi’s position under intense scrutiny amid an ongoing FIA inquiry into a result Hamilton claimed was “manipulated.” There were even fears Hamilton could quit the sport, but the seven-time world champion was back at Mercedes’ factory this week ahead of the new season.