Fernando Alonso: I would be an attractive option to replace Lewis Hamilton
Fernando Alonso believes he is an “attractive” candidate to replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes – but has denied holding talks with the Silver Arrows.
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Fernando Alonso on replacing Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes: I am an attractive option
Fernando Alonso has spoken for the first time about the possibility of replacing Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes and admitted that his contract situation makes him an “attractive” option.
Aston Martin see Red Bull as 'absolutely beatable'
LONDON : Aston Martin launched their new AMR24 Formula One car on Monday with technical director Dan Fallows making a bold claim about the Silverstone-based team's prospects against dominant champions Red Bull.
Red Bull's hearing into team boss Horner ends without decision
LONDON: Red Bull boss Christian Horner faced several hours of questioning by a lawyer investigating an allegation of "inappropriate behaviour" at a secret London location on Friday (Feb 9).
Christian Horner's F1 career in balance after Friday's hearing
Christian Horner's Formula One career remains in the balance after he was questioned by a lawyer for eight hours on Friday.
Christian Horner’s career remains in the balance after Friday hearing
Christian Horner’s Formula One career remains in the balance after he was questioned by a lawyer for eight hours on Friday.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner faces Friday hearing after claims about behaviour
Red Bull boss Christian Horner will face a hearing on Friday as he prepares to defend himself against an accusation of “inappropriate behaviour”.
Red Bull Investigate Team Boss Christian Horner Over Allegations Of 'Inappropriate Behaviour'
Red Bull Formula One team boss Christian Horner is under investigation following an accusation of "inappropriate behaviour". Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf reported the allegation was made by another member of staff for the British-based team, which last year carried Max Verstappen to his third consecutive world championship. Horner, 50, who has been Red Bull team principal since 2005, strongly rejects the accusation. "After being made aware of certain recent allegations, the company launched an independent investigation," Red Bull, the Austrian energy drinks firm which owns the F1 team, said in a statement.