Steiner told that public comments do Mick no favours
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has been told to watch his comments in the media after he hit out at those on the outside “splitting the camp”.
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Ferrari prefers fast unreliable F1 car rather than other way around
The Italian team was hit by a double retirement in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc suffering a spectacular engine failure while leading the race, that preceded Carlos Sainz stopping with an unrelated hydraulic issue.
McLaren placed ‘trust’ in drivers during team orders
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl said he saw he can trust Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris when they were ordered to hold station in Baku, despite their protestations.
Gasly expected strong Baku race, but not Hamilton battle
Pierre Gasly had high hopes for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, although scrapping with Lewis Hamilton meant it exceeded expectations.
Russell warns Mercedes cannot rely on others’ misfortune
George Russell was understandably pleased to notch another podium finish in Baku, but warned that Mercedes need to start getting there on merit instead of profiting from retirements further ahead.
McLaren duo share thoughts on Baku team orders
McLaren drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris were both held back by team orders at different points in Baku, but Ricciardo felt they “neutralised” over the course of proceedings on Sunday.
Ferrari lacking answers over F1 Azerbaijan GP engine problems
Leclerc was leading the race he was forced to retire with an engine failure, just two races after a similar disappointment in Barcelona, while Sainz had reported a brake-by-wire failure after going down an escape road, with the team clarifying that it was a hydraulic issue.
Verstappen praises Red Bull’s ‘incredible pace’ but admits to ‘luck’
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has admitted that there was an element of luck to his easy victory in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.