Jenson Button on Drive To Survive's 'fake drama' and Lewis Hamilton's 2022 chances
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Welcome to Metro.co.uk‘s The Big Questions, where we ask, well, the big questions (and the smaller ones too) and this week, we’re diving deep with Jenson Button.
Shane Warne: England cricket team hold a minute's silence
Shane Warne: England cricket team hold a minute's silence
The Formula 1 drivers’ threat to boycott the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix reportedly ended after they were warned of the “possible consequences of not racing”.
Charles Leclerc lideró los primeros entrenamientos libres con una décima de ventaja sobre Max Verstappen y el Ferrari se confirma como referencia en un circuito rapidísimo, Jeddah Corniche, en el que las unidades de potencia marcarán la diferencia. No es casualidad que el tercer coche de la tabla de tiempos sea el Alfa Romeo de Valtteri Bottas, el más ligero de la parrilla con un motor Ferrari. Carlos Sainz, con el otro F1-75, se quedó cuarto a tres décimas y media. El madrileño reportó excesivo 'porpoising' a sus ingenieros mientras hacía las vueltas más rápidas con el neumático blando de Pirelli. Ajustar la altura y el rebote de los monoplazas es una de las tareas prioritarias para todas las escuderías este fin de semana.
• F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says that talks will be had with Netflix regarding 'Drive to Survive'.
Formula 1's top officials and team bosses have explained why the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix wasn't immediately cancelled in the wake of the missile attack which rocked Jeddah on Friday. The blast took place at an Aramco fuel facility on the outskirts of the city, with the smoke and flames visible from the Corniche Circuit.
Charles Leclerc made it a Friday free practice P1 double before contact with the wall ended his running early in Saudi Arabia.