Verstappen sets early pace in Saudi, ending first practice one second clear of Mercedes
Max Verstappen overcame an ill spell this week to end the opening practice session in Saudi Arabia with the quickest time.
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A history of spice and dice in Saudi: Perez's maiden pole and track tension between Lewis and Max
The 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is here, ready to hook second gear as Formula 1 prepares for Round 2 of the new season.
Fast, friendly fuel: 'F1's switch to sustainable fuels will be to the direct benefit of the public'
Formula 1's chief technical officer, Pat Symonds, is confident the proposed switch to sustainable fuels will not lead to an expensive arms race between suppliers.
Max Verstappen Struck By Illness Ahead Of Saudi Grand Prix
Double world champion Max Verstappen has delayed his arrival at this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix by 24 hours due to a stomach illness and will miss Thursday's media day. But the 25-year-old Dutchman confirmed in a tweet that he is "feeling fine again" and, having delayed his flight to Jeddah, will instead arrive for practice on Friday.
Penalti 10 Grid untuk Leclerc di F1 GP Arab Saudi 2023
Charles Leclerc mendapat penalti 10 grid jelang balapan Formula 1 GP Arab Saudi 2023 akhir pekan ini. Sanksi tersebut menambah berat upaya pebalap Ferrari itu untuk meraih kemenangan perdana musim ini.
Verstappen to arrive late for Saudi Arabian GP after being struck by illness
Two-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen will be late to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after suffering from illness.
Highly technical and extremely fast: Saudi racetrack to test F1 drivers' abilities again
Formula 1 is readying for the second race of the 2023 season, with the circus setting up camp in the Middle Eastern country of Saudi Arabia.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc Hit With 10-Place Grid Penalty For Saudi Arabian GP
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was on Wednesday hit with a 10-place grid penalty for this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The sanction was meted out by Formula One's rulers the FIA after Ferrari were forced to change the power unit twice in Leclerc's car at the season-opening race in Bahrain. Ferrari then moved to use a third power unit for the race in Saudi Arabia, breaking the rules that only permit two changes in an entire season. Leclerc, who is already 25 points adrift of double world champion Max Verstappen's Red Bull after he failed to finish in Bahrain, faces further penalties if more parts need to be changed on his car ahead of Sunday's race in Jeddah.