Lewis Hamilton fears F1 plan to outlaw tyre blankets could put lives at risk
Lewis Hamilton fears lives could be put at risk if Formula One presses ahead with a proposal to outlaw tyre blankets.
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Mercedes hit by hydraulics problem as Verstappen impresses
MANAMA : An hydraulics problem brought an early end to the second day of Formula One testing for Mercedes on Friday while Red Bull's double world champion Max Verstappen again looked the man to beat in Bahrain.
Russell plays down Mercedes' chances of winning in Bahrain
Mercedes will get there in the end but are unlikely to be fighting for immediate victory when the Formula One season starts in Bahrain next week, according to George Russell.
Mercedes say new car ran like clockwork, no bouncing
Mercedes enjoyed a faultless first day of Formula One testing on Thursday with seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton hailing the team's "amazing work" since their bouncing start to last season.
Indian Ravin Jain Is New Ferrari F1 Team's Head Of Strategy
Ferrari's long-serving race strategy engineer Ravin Jain has taken over from Spaniard Inaki Rueda as the head of strategy of the iconic car-maker's F1 team. Jain will begin the high-pressure job at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix next weekend. Reports say the Ferrari F1 team management decided to promote Jain following quite a few high-profile errors last season. Ferrari did well last season with Charles Leclerc finishing second behind title winner Max Verstappen of Red Bull. Their other driver George Russell was fourth.
Back to black: Mercedes look to return to the top with livery ode to 2021 season
Mercedes-AMG have reverted to a black livery for the new Formula 1 season as they bid to return to the summit of Grand Prix racing in 2023.
Mercedes confident of providing Lewis Hamilton winning car after forgettable 2022 season
Mercedes revealed they have started contract negotiations with Lewis Hamilton and are determined to give the seasoned driver a winning car when the new season begins next month.
The extraordinary costs Red Bull, Verstappen must pay to compete in F1 this year
Formula 1 is expensive. Very expensive. Fans often save up for years on end to attend one race. And while this is the case, teams wanting to join the fray must have deep pockets if they're going to jet around the world and still pay a staff complement of more than 500 people - including drivers.