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Formula One champion Max Verstappen overcame a spin and his worst starting spot of the season to win the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday. His eighth win of the season pushed Verstappen's lead to 80 points over Charles Leclerc as F1 heads into its mid-season break.
George Russell secured pole position in qualifying for the first time in his career at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday afternoon. The lap came out of nowhere after it had appeared that Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc would lock out the front row. Ad/> “I’m over the moon," Russell said afterwards.
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz (1:18.750) topped the opening practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Spanish driver finished 0.130 seconds quicker than Max Verstappen (Red Bull), who leads the Drivers' Championship standings. Ad/> Verstappen split the two Ferraris, with his closest title rival Charles Leclerc a place further back ahead of Lando Norris, lapping well in the McLaren.
Sebastian Vettel’s retirement from F1 has come as a shock not only to us fans but reportedly to Aston Martin too!
The retirement of Sebastian Vettel leaves Aston Martin with a difficult task to find a new driver ahead of the 2023 season. The 35-year-old German has endured a tough season with the British outfit and shown interest in activism and other aspects of his life.
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel has announced that he will retire from Formula 1 at the end of the 2022 season. The 35-year-old made his debut for BMW Sauber in 2007 after joining the team as a test driver in 2006.
Charles Leclerc was fastest at the French Grand Prix qualifying ahead of Sunday’s race. The two Ferraris have dominated throughout the weekend but with Carlos Sainz set to start from the back of the grid due to a penalty, the Spaniard gave his Monegasque teammate a slipstream tow to launch him to a 1:30.872. Ad/> Sainz was committed to helping Leclerc after taking a grid penalty which sees him start at the back of the grid due to using a number of fresh parts.
Four times Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel said on Thursday he was talking to Aston Martin about staying with them next season and laughed off speculation he might move to McLaren.