Charles Leclerc: It's worrying how fast Max Verstappen is
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc described Max Verstappen’s pace on Saturday in qualifying at the Belgian Grand Prix as ‘worrying.’
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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc described Max Verstappen’s pace on Saturday in qualifying at the Belgian Grand Prix as ‘worrying.’
Carlos Sainz conceded that he could not match Max Verstappen or Red Bull's speed but believes he could still turn pole position into his second career victory for Ferrari in Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen cruised to pole position in qualifying for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver was in a class of his own throughout the weekend, so much so that he could sit out the final sprint.
The Belgian Grand Prix weekend is here, with F1’s summer break now in the rear-view mirror and the final charge towards the end of the season firmly on the horizon.
Carlos Sainz topped the times ahead of team-mate Charles Leclerc as Ferrari delivered a resounding one-two ahead of Red Bull's world champion and series leader Max Verstappen in Friday's opening practice at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Spaniard clocked a best lap in one minute and 46.538 seconds to outpace his Monegasque partner by nearly a tenth of a second. Verstappen, who leads the title race by 80 points, was adrift by 1.2 seconds in an intriguing session run in dry conditions until a late downpour.
Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya thinks Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc will win this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix on the fast Spa-Francorchamps track.
Engine penalties could play a significant role in the decisive second half of the Formula 1 world championship battle between Red Bull and Ferrari.
It's back! Formula 1 returns to racing this weekend (26-28 August) with the Belgium Grand Prix following a month-long break. Our weekends have indeed been dull not seeing 20 of the world's fastest race cars tackle the world's best circuits, but the wait is finally over.