Hamilton, Verstappen, Vettel: F1's most penalised drivers in last 10 years
Lewis Hamilton is one of the most penalised Formula 1 drivers of the last 10 years.
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Lewis Hamilton is one of the most penalised Formula 1 drivers of the last 10 years.
Aston Martin have confirmed that Sebastian Vettel will not be driving for the team again this weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as he continues to recover from covid-19.
Alpine Team Principal Otmar Szafnauer has lavished praise on Fernando Alonso’s driving ability and compared his work ethic to Sebastian Vettel, another former world champion that he worked with in the past.
Fernando Alonso has unexpectedly sparked some comedy gold on Spanish TV, with sports show El Chiringuito learning live on air that the Alpine driver and double Formula 1 world champion has blocked them on Twitter.
Red Bull are said to be satisfied that they have identified and solved the issue that caused them a double retirement at the opening race of the Formula 1 season; the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali says that the season calendar has the potential to comprise up to 30 races in the future, such is the interest from various countries wanting to host a Grand Prix.
Former Formula 1 world champion Mika Hakkinen has said that he thinks Max Verstappen might be able to drive even quicker now he knows he is a title winner, as he bids to defend his crown in 2022.
George Russell has said that Haas and Alfa Romeo are both looking pretty close to Mercedes in terms of performance and that both teams had the Silver Arrows on their toes at the Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend.