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F1 made its first visit to the Jeddah Corniche Circuit in December last year, and while the track won praise for its thrilling, high-speed layout, some drivers were critical of the safety standards and lack of visibility in places.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix takes place this weekend and, if it’s half as dramatic as the inaugural race at the Jeddah Street Circuit last year, we’re in for quite the spectacle.
Toto Wolff has fuelled the rivalry between Mercedes and Red Bull after claiming he would 'rather do it alone' than work alongside Max Verstappen, Christian Horner or Helmut Marko. The tense relationship between the two teams intensified during the 2021 season, with Lewis Hamilton battling for the World Drivers' Championship with Verstappen.
George Russell has said that Haas and Alfa Romeo are both looking pretty close to Mercedes in terms of performance and that both teams had the Silver Arrows on their toes at the Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend.
George Russell has said that Haas and Alfa Romeo are both looking pretty close to Mercedes in terms of performance and that both teams had the Silver Arrows on their toes at the Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend.
Former Formula 1 world champion Mika Hakkinen has said that Lewis Hamilton may become irritated if the teamwork at Mercedes is not as good with George Russell as it was with Valtteri Bottas.
McLaren and Aston Martin could struggle over the "first half of the season" after a "nightmare" weekend at the Bahrain Grand Prix, according to Martin Brundle. He said McLaren "started at the back" last weekend and "stayed there" after the team could not get over their braking issues.
Andrew Shovlin, Mercedes’ head of engineering, concedes there is a “lot of everything” wrong with the team’s new W13.