Formula 1 drivers given new driving standards ahead of season start
Formula 1 drivers have been given new driving standards guidelines before the 2022 season.
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El motivo por el que Lewis Hamilton ha decidido cambiar su nombre ahora - Tikitakas
Lewis Hamilton es sin duda uno de los nombres propios de este domingo. El piloto británico quiere cuajar una buena temporada para volver a proclamarse campeón de laFórmula 1 después de no haberlo podido conseguir la campaña pasada, cuando el título se lo arrebató Max Verstappen en la última vuelta del último circuito -en Abu Dhabi-, algo que sin duda le frustró.
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen complains of’ ‘engine breaking’ in early Bahrain Grand Prix racing
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen had some early concerns with his vehicle at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Dutchmen started in P2 on the grid behind Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, with the Monegasque keeping hold of his position, and Carlos Sainz remaining in third.
Ferrari on top as Charles Leclerc wins F1 Bahrain Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo 14th
Ferrari are winners in Formula 1 again as Charles Leclerc wins the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
Red Bull's champion Max Verstappen predicts 'very close race' at Bahrain Grand Prix
Max Verstappen is predicting a ‘very close race’ at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The current champion is in P2 on the grid, alongside Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc in pole. Ad/> Behind him is Carlos Sainz, Leclerc’s teammate, and that could cause him problems as he looks to move into a leading position in the season’s first race.
Mercdedes driver Lewis Hamilton 'back racing, doing what I love' at Bahrain Formuka 1 Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton is ‘grateful to be back racing’ ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix despite the problems with his Mercedes car. The former world champion is looking to retake the title this year, with current title holder Max Verstappen in P2, and Charles Leclerc in pole in a reinvigorated Ferrari car.
F1: Red Bull's Christian Horner praises Merc's Toto Wolff for openness on mental health issues
Red Bull Formula One boss Christian Horner has praised Mercedes rival Toto Wolff for speaking out about the mental health issues that have plagued him for more than a decade despite unprecedented success.
Max Verstappen lashed out at 'disrespectful' Mercedes team after crash
Fury faces off with himself after Whyte now show at press conference