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F1 teams reassured by 'credible' explanation of Saudi defence systems
After Friday’s attack on an oil facility outside Jeddah, which caused FP2 to be delayed, one of the key discussion points during a series of meetings involving the local authorities, the FIA, F1, team bosses and drivers was the defence system that is in place around the city and the circuit.
Vettel calling it a day? Hulkenberg confirms he will be ready for Aston Martin in Jeddah
Reports from Saudi Arabia suggest that Sebastian Vettel may not return to Aston Martin's disaster F1 team. It is not yet clear if Vettel will be returning to his cockpit this weekend in Jeddah. Nico Hulkenberg, who replaced the quadruple world champion on short notice in the Bahrain season opener, says he will "definitely" be in Jeddah.
Glock fears a ‘difficult’ situation for Vettel
Ex-F1 racer Timo Glock believes it will be a challenge for Sebastian Vettel to make anything of the struggling Aston Martin package.
Sebastian Vettel: Will Aston Martin driver race in Saudi Arabia?
Aston Martin Team Principal Mike Krack says that Sebastian Vettel is feeling a bit better but it is still hard to say whether or not the German is going to be racing in the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix this weekend.
BMW: Double GTD Pro podium was possible in IMSA Sebring 12 Hours
Following a fraught IMSA SportsCar Championship debut for BMW’s new GT3 contender in January's Daytona 24 Hours, the two RLL entries were much more competitive at Sebring as Augusto Farfus and Nick Yelloly charged up the field in the first stint to put their respective cars in early podium contention.
Krack: Aston Martin must convince Vettel of its potential for new F1 deal
Krack started work at Aston Martin this week after serving out his notice with his previous employer BMW.
Aston Martin hopeful over 2025 title contender target
New Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack says that the team has everything they need at their disposal to stay on track with their goal of challenging for the world championship in Formula 1 by 2025.