Hulk had ‘a lot of emotions’ on latest F1 return
Nico Hulkenberg said he had to deal with a flood of information and emotions on his Formula 1 return in Bahrain.
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner: Mercedes have 'particularly aggressive' porpoising problem
Christian Horner said he thinks that Mercedes are struggling with a ‘particularly aggressive’ porpoising problem. The Red Bull team principal was speaking to Sky Sports after Friday’s free practice sessions at the Bahrain Grand Prix, ahead of Sunday’s race. Ad/> He explained how the day had been for the Austrian team.
Bahrain Grand Prix: Max Verstappen fastest in second practice
Red Bull's Max Verstappen edged Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in second practice at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
Bahrain GP: Gasly opens new F1 era at the top of the timesheets
Pierre Gasly began Formula One's new era with the fastest time for AlphaTauri in Friday's first practice session for the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. The Frenchman lapped the 5.4-km Sakhir desert track in one minute, 34.193 seconds on a sunny but cool afternoon. Ferrari pair Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz were second and third, the Italian team continuing to back up the hype that has them marked out as one of the favourites.
Motor racing-Gasly opens new F1 era at the top of the timesheets
MANAMA (Reuters) - Pierre Gasly began Formula One's new era with the fastest time for AlphaTauri in Friday's first practice session for the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
Gasly opens new F1 era at the top of the timesheets
MANAMA : Pierre Gasly began Formula One's new era with the fastest time for AlphaTauri in Friday's first practice session for the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
Hulkenberg expects ‘overload of information’ after late F1 call-up
Aston Martin announced on Thursday morning that four-time world champion Vettel had tested positive for Covid-19, ruling him out of this weekend’s Bahrain season-opener.
F1 drivers say COVID should not stop them racing
MANAMA : Formula One drivers who contract COVID-19 should be able to race if they feel well and can do so without endangering other people, Red Bull's Sergio Perez and others said on Friday.