Motor racing-Alonso makes peace with F1 stewards after angry outburst
By Alan Baldwin
FIA Sport News
Fernando Alonso refuses to apologise for FIA criticism and lifts lid on Ben Sulayem chat
Fernando Alonso has refused to apologise for disparaging comments he made about race stewards after the Miami Grand Prix. The Alpine star launched some scathing attacks on officials after receiving a penalty during the race two weeks ago.
Michelisz reveals his bite-avoidance strategy in WTCR
Former King of WTCR Norbert Michelisz says the best way to avoid getting ‘bitten’ by the Nürburgring Nordschleife is not to “underestimate the challenge of the track”. The 25.378-kilometre Nürburgring Nordschleife is ranked as the world’s toughest track and hosts the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup for the fifth season running from May 26-28. Ad/> Michelisz, who forms part of the two-strong BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse line-up alongside Mikel Azcona, is a Nürburgring winner and eager to savour more success this weekend following a tough start to his season at Circuit de Pau-Ville earlier this month.
F1 bosses 'looking to pull away from FIA' amid ongoing Lewis Hamilton row
F1 bosses are reportedly considering an attempt to pull away from the FIA as the governing body's jewellery spat with Lewis Hamilton continues. There are growing frustrations over the FIA's running of the sport, and the feud with Hamilton has been just one of a few examples where drivers have shared their discontent.
Alonso clears air with FIA president Ben Sulayem after criticism
In Florida, Alonso dropped out of the points when he was handed a penalty for gaining an advantage by going off track when battling with Mick Schumacher.
Steiner explains Haas pace despite lack of F1 upgrades at Spanish GP
Kevin Magnussen qualified eighth in Barcelona less than a tenth behind Valtteri Bottas, whose Alfa Romeo team had brought a whole slew of upgrades to the Spanish round.
Alonso to start Spanish GP from back of grid after taking new F1 power unit
Alonso struggled with traffic and the timing of his final lap in the opening stage of qualifying on Saturday in Barcelona, causing him to finish a lowly 17th and drop out in Q1.
Norris’ sleep and energy levels ‘worst I’ve had in a long time’
Lando Norris has revealed he was suffering from vision and sickness problems after qualifying 11th for the Spanish Grand Prix.