F1 in a bit of a pickle: Could Michael Masi return as both race directors cannot fly to Miami
Formula 1 is dangerously low on race directors ahead of next weekend's inaugural and highly anticipated first race on the streets of Miami.
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George Russell recounts physical toll of porpoising
George Russell has said that the porpoising is taking its toll on all the drivers on the grid.
Sergio Perez calls for penalties for F1 drivers triggering red flags
Red Bull Racing driver Sergio Perez has called for the drivers who red flag Formula One sessions or races to be penalised.
Verstappen, Thompson-Herah win Laureus awards
Formula One world champion Max Verstappen and triple Tokyo Olympic gold medallist Elaine Thompson-Herah won the Laureus World Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year awards on Sunday in a virtual ceremony in Seville.
Verstappen now has something else in common with Hamilton as he wins prestigious Laureus award
Defending world Formula One champion Max Verstappen's trophy cabinet is becoming quite a collection. The Red Bull driver not only clinched his first world title in 2021 but he's also bagged his second win in just four races of the 2022 F1 season this year when he led a stellar 1-2 victory with his teammate Sergio Perez at the first of two Italian Grands Prix on Sunday.To add the cherry to his cake on Sunday, he was also announced as the 2022 Laureus World Sportsman of the year. This means he now has something else in common with fellow F1 drivers Lewis Hamilton (winner of three Laureus Awards) and the legendary Michael Schumacher. He could also now rub shoulders with Lionel Messi and Roger Federer.The Laureus World Sports Academy announced the winners at a digital ceremony hosted from Seville, Spain, on Sunday (24 April). Leading an illustrious group of sports stars honoured by the institution are Formula One world champion Max Verstappen and Jamaican Olympic sprint queen Elaine Thompson-Herah. They have been named Laureus World Sportsman and Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year.
Why F1 is one of the most physically and mentally demanding sports on the planet
Imagine driving a car at speeds approaching 180km/h for around two hours, while at the same time having to negotiate twisting circuits and finding ways to overtake opponents. This is what a Formula 1 (F1) driver will experience when they race around the streets of Monaco. It might sound thrilling and exciting, but now imagine doing this with your heart beating close to its maximum for the whole race.
Menang di GP Emilia Romagna, Verstappen Tak Mau Terlena
Driver tim Red Bull, Max Verstappen, menjadi yang terbaik di GP F1 Emilia Romagna. Meski meraih hasil baik, dia tak mau terlena di sisa musim ini.
Mercedes took blame for Lewis Hamilton woe to keep him motivated – Nico Rosberg
Former world champion Nico Rosberg believes Mercedes copped the blame for Lewis Hamilton’s woeful result at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix to keep the British driver motivated.