Daniel Ricciardo obliterated by Jacques Villeneuve as he asks why Aussie is 'still in F1'
Daniel Ricciardo has been obliterated by former driver Jacques Villeneuve as he asks why the Aussie is still in F1.
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Vowles sold on Sainz but is Williams buying
MONTREAL : Williams team principal James Vowles doesn't need to be sold on Carlos Sainz but McLaren's Andrea Stella offered a sales pitch on behalf of the Ferrari driver just the same on Friday during a break at a rainy Canada Grand Prix.
Verstappen needs to end his M sequence in Montreal
Max Verstappen was dominant in Montreal a year ago, leading every lap from pole, but he faces a fight for a third successive Canadian Grand Prix victory this weekend.
Perez signs new two-year Red Bull deal: 'It is a challenge like no other'
Sergio Perez has signed a new two-year deal with Red Bull that will keep him at the Formula One team until the end of 2026, it was announced on Tuesday.
Sergio Perez signs new two-year deal with Red Bull
Sergio Perez has been handed a new two-year deal by Red Bull keeping him at Formula One’s world-championship winning team until the end of the 2026 season.
Red Bull extend Perez's contract to 2026
LONDON : Mexican Sergio Perez will race for Red Bull until 2026 after signing a two-year extension to his contract, the Formula One champions announced on Tuesday.
Team by team review of the Monaco Grand Prix
MONACO : Team by team review of Sunday's Monaco Formula One Grand Prix, round eight of the 24-race season.
Charles Leclerc Battles Tears To Secure Stirring Monaco Home Win
Charles Leclerc admitted he was fighting back tears and struggling to see as he raced to an emotional victory for Ferrari in his home Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday. His win prompted a standing ovation and unbridled celebrations from a huge crowd as he ended his run of wretched luck on home soil and a sequence of 39 races without a win since the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix. Leclerc won comfortably ahead of McLaren's Oscar Piastri and his Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz as Red Bull suffered another weekend of disappointment with series leader Max Verstappen finishing sixth and Sergio Perez crashed out on the opening lap,