Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: Formula 1 drivers to hold talks with bosses over future of race
Formula 1 drivers are set to hold discussions over the future of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after agreeing to yesterday’s race going ahead.
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Formula 1 drivers are set to hold discussions over the future of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after agreeing to yesterday’s race going ahead.
Lewis Hamilton insists Mercedes has “a lot of work to do” to reduce its performance deficit to Formula 1’s leading teams, believing it is “still far off” Ferrari and Red Bull.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen secured a big win this past weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
After the disappointment of a late retirement from the season-opener in Bahrain last weekend due to a vacuum in the fuel system of his Red Bull car, Verstappen bounced back to defeat Leclerc in an enthralling race at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.
Red Bull’s Dr Helmut Marko has said that he sees Ferrari v Red Bull being the main rivalry this season in Formula 1, and that Mercedes are not going to be able to catch up quick enough to be a threat for the championships.
George Russell says that Mercedes are about a second a lap off of their competitors in race-trim and that porpoising is causing 99% of their issues.
Helmut Marko does not see the Red Bull-Ferrari rivalry providing the fireworks which Red Bull and Mercedes did in 2021.
George Russell says that Mercedes are about a second a lap off of their competitors in race-trim and that porpoising is causing 99% of their issues.