Mick Schumacher's crash at Saudi Arabian Grand Prix could cost Haas $1 million
By Issy Ronald, CNN
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“I am so happy the weekend is done. I am also just so happy that everyone is safe and I am just looking forward to getting out.” Lewis Hamilton spoke for much of the Formula 1 paddock last Sunday night after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as one of the series’ most turbulent weekends in recent years came to an end.
Saudi Arabia’s tight and twisting Jeddah-Corniche street circuit is the newest edition to F1’s calendar, until the Miami Grand Prix in May that is, and it has already supplied us with some famous and perhaps more infamous moments in the two races it’s held.
Saudi Arabia’s tight and twisting Jeddah-Corniche street circuit is the newest edition to F1’s calendar, until the Miami Grand Prix in May that is, and it has already supplied us with some famous and perhaps more infamous moments in the two races it’s held.
Mick Schumacher's crash in last weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying could be a $1m [€900,000] hit for Haas, according to team boss Guenther Steiner.
LONDON : Mick Schumacher's crash in last weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying could be a $1 million hit for Haas, according to team boss Guenther Steiner.
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Formula 1 has plenty to discuss after a Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend that raised questions about the race's continued presence on the calendar.