Christian Horner concedes Red Bull and Mercedes could lose out in 2022 season
Christian Horner has conceded the superiority of his Red Bull team and rivals Mercedes is under threat in 2022.
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Max: ‘No bad blood’ with stewards after 2021 punishments
Max Verstappen insists he has no beef with the Formula 1 stewards, despite falling foul of them at various points last season.
What next for Hamilton? Will new cars deliver? A huge month awaits F1
The start of the new season may officially be signalled with lights out for that first race on March 20, but Formula 1 2022 really gets under way in February - a month which looks set to be hectic with its schedule, illuminating with a new era of cars debuting, and incredibly important with the future of a certain seven-time champion still not confirmed.
‘Dark day’ taught Russell about F1’s ‘brutal’ side
George Russell has reflected on the “dark day” with Williams that fortified his mentality as a Formula 1 driver.
Hamilton's F1 title loss cost Bottas money too, but the driver says it doesn't matter
• Former Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas has admitted Hamilton's title loss cost him some money, but would not reveal how the team's bonus system works. • Bottas joins Alfa Romeo F1 team in 2022, and says the financial bonus loss does not really matter to him. • Mercedes gifted the driver with his W08 car he raced with in 2017 when he joined the team. • For motoring news, go to Wheels24.
Valtteri Bottas a 'loser' as Red Bull chief makes brutal assessment of ex-Mercedes star
Red Bull chief Helmut Marko has brutally labelled Valtteri Bottas 'a loser' while comparing the Finn to Sergio Perez. Bottas has replaced 2007 Formula 1 world champion Kimi Raikkonen at Swiss-based outfit Alfa Romeo, with George Russell taking over from the Finn at the Silver Arrows.
Valtteri Bottas labelled a ‘loser’ at overtaking by Red Bull chief Helmut Marko
Bottas will drive for Alfa Romeo this season
Flat Chat Podcast: How F1 crowned its new king in a season like no other
As we await the outcome of the FIA’s enquiry into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix debacle, what are the practical steps the governing body needs to take to restore respect and confidence in its people and procedures? And should race director Michael Masi stay or go?