More to come from Magnussen and Haas, says Steiner
Magnussen was only signed as replacement for Nikita Mazepin less than a fortnight ago, having not driven an F1 car since his stint with the team ended in 2020.
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F1 | Carlos Sainz: Esto se pone emocionante
«Estoy muy contento con el progreso, estaba a más de medio segundo así que luchar por la pole es bueno para mí, igual que la primera vuelta al inicio de la Q3. Es una pena, pero también merecido. Charles ha estado delante todo el fin de semana», dijo Carlos Sainz tras bajarse del coche. Sufrió desde el viernes por la tarde, porque el mientras el Ferrari de Leclerc volaba, el suyo estaba a más de medio segundo en los entrenamientos. Pero se resolvió a tiempo, volvieron las sensaciones o se acertó con el ‘set-up’ y el madrileño logró su segundo mejor resultado en parrilla: sólo ha estado cinco veces en el top-3.
The WTCR’s Formula One family
With the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship getting underway in Bahrain this weekend, this is the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup’s Formula One family. Nathanaël Berthon:A WTCR race winner for Comtoyou DHL Team Audi Sport, Berthon joined HRT for two days of Formula One testing at the Yas Marina Circuit in 2011.Tom Coronel:Tested an Arrows F1 car for two days at Barcelona in 1999.
Norris ‘excited’ by prospects of Herta, Piastri
SC tweak hasn’t put to bed Abu Dhabi questions
‘Disappointed’ Aston Martin on a ‘learning curve’
Lance Stroll admits Aston Martin have a “learning curve” in front of them after a disappointing start to the season in qualifying in Bahrain.
Bahrain Grand Prix: New rules bring famous old name in Ferrari
The new era of Formula 1 began in Bahrain on Saturday and it has a very different shape from the last one, at least for now.
Max ‘always knew’ Ferrari would be in hunt for pole
Despite having looked like he had the fastest car in practice, Max Verstappen said he was well aware of the pace Ferrari would bring to qualifying in Bahrain.
‘I wasn’t expecting an apology’ - Lewis Hamilton reacts to FIA report over 'human error' in Abu Dhabi
Lewis Hamilton appreciated the admission of ‘human error’ over the 2021 Formula 1 season finale but said he was focusing on the new season. The FIA released their findings just before qualifying at the Bahrain Grand Prix, and with Hamilton finishing in fifth he was understandably keen to work on the current setup rather than look backwards. Ad/> He said: «I haven't seen it.