F1 boss Stefano Domenicali defends the sport racing in eyebrow-raising Qatar
Formula 1 boss Stefano Domenicali has defended the sport's presence in Qatar, telling AFP that the sport is an "accelerator for change".
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Mick Schumacher's F1 future dealt a massive blow after K-Mag's pole in Brazil
Mick Schumacher did his chances of a new Haas contract no help at Interlagos by qualifying dead last for the sprint race.
WATCH | The epic lap in Brazil that landed Kevin Magnussen, Haas their first F1 pole
Kevin Magnussen and the Haas Formula 1 team shocked the world when they took a surprise pole position in qualifying for the 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix. The result was a shock for the driver and his team, but it provided the most immense joy in the team's seven-season history in the sport.
Kevin Magnussen claims maiden pole for Haas as rain disrupts Brazil qualifying
Kevin Magnussen took full advantage of dramatically changing wet conditions to secure a sensational maiden pole position on his 100th Formula 1 appearance for the Haas team in Friday's qualifying for this weekend's Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Hamilton wants to beat Ferrari, activating bonuses for the Mercedes-AMG staff
Lewis Hamilton is determined to haul Mercedes above Ferrari in the Formula 1 constructors' championship to help 1 200 team employees battle the UK's cost-of-living crisis.
Sergio Perez beats Charles Leclerc in Brazilian Grand Prix's opening practice
Sergio Perez topped the times for Red Bull ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in Friday's opening free practice at this weekend's Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Pirelli confirms F1 tyre selection for low-demand Interlagos circuit in Brazil
Pirelli confirmed the tyres for this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix, saying that Formula 1 teams will make do with the three compounds in the middle of its five-tyre range. As such, the C2 will act as the white-marked Hard tyre, the C3 as the yellow-marked Medium, and the C4 as the red-marked Soft.
Verstappen ends Sky boycott after 'Hamilton robbed' jibe
Max Verstappen confirmed on Thursday that he has buried the hatchet in his dispute with Sky Sports and said he and Red Bull will cooperate with the broadcaster as normal at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix. The newly-acclaimed two-time world champion said he and the team had put the saga behind them, after snubbing all Sky representatives at the Mexico Grand Prix. "We drew a line under it," he said.