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We are surfing on a great wave of F1 racing as far as I'm concerned - even the usually steady Spanish GP delivered four genuine leaders in Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez and George Russell, and a good amount of wheel-to-wheel racing and jeopardy.
BARCELONA : Max Verstappen was 46 points behind Charles Leclerc after the first three races of the Formula One season and now, three races later, he is six ahead of his Ferrari rival and leading the championship.
Max Verstappen was “eight seconds” away from a pit lane start as Red Bull, it has been claimed, needed to bring his fuel up to temperature in Spain.
There is an ongoing phenomenon in the world of sport that has cropped up yet again.
While it was a great day for Red Bull, it was not without some internal tension as it used team orders twice during the race, asking Sergio Perez to move aside for Verstappen.
BARCELONA : Formula One's top teams should spend less on development if inflationary pressures put them at risk of busting a budget cap, according to Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer.
George Russell believes Mercedes can “claw back” their deficit to Red Bull after a “genuine” podium at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton felt victorious following the Spanish Grand Prix as he fought his way back from 19th to secure a fifth placed finish in Barcelona. An opening lap collision with Haas driver Kevin Magnussen left Hamilton with a puncture which saw him slip towards the back of the field. Ad/> However, the former world champion’s fightback evoked memories of season’s gone by when he dominated the sport.