F1-CEO Domenicali cheers after GP Miami: ‘The races are really exciting’
F1-CEO Stefano Domenicali is very happy with the progress of the GP Miami, the first race since the rule changes: ‘Races are really exciting’.
F1-CEO Stefano Domenicali is very happy with the progress of the GP Miami, the first race since the rule changes: ‘Races are really exciting’.
Red Bulls plan B? Oscar Piastri is reportedly on pole to replace Max Verstappen at Red Bull, should the Dutchman leave.
The remarkable save by Verstappen in Miami is still a topic of conversation a few days later – read Brundle’s analysis here!
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff expects the return of ‘killer’ George Russell after disappointing Miami GP: ‘There are still eighteen races’.
Former F1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya suspects: ‘Ford not happy with Max Verstappen in a Mercedes at the Nürburgring’.
For newly appointed Audi racing director Allan McNish, it was an exciting but inconsistent start in Miami: the team remained out of the points.
What has the Miami GP taught us? We talk about the adjusted regulations, the upgrades, and the title fight. We also pause to reflect on the passing of
Max Verstappen wanted to race a second 24-hour race this season alongside the 24 Hours of Nürburgring: ‘Seize every chance to race’.
Daniel Juncadella, Verstappen’s teammate at the Nürburgring, sees the FIA applying double standards: ‘Hamilton was not penalized for it’.
Interview Fernando Alonso: “I want to leave the sport at a moment when I still feel fast,” says the Aston Martin driver, among other things.