Sebastian Vettel has once again been called out for being a “hypocrite”, following his outburst over Canadian oil sands mining. Alberta energy minister Sonya Savage called Vettel a “hypocrite” for fighting climate change whilst being funded by Saudi Aramco. Saudi Aramco is a Saudi Arabian oil company which is a title partner of the Aston Martin F1
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Haas’ Mick Schumacher has conceded that the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet does not lend itself particularly well to the American side’s strengths. Schumacher’s form has massively picked up of late; he has scored points in both of the last two rounds in Silverstone and Spielberg, out-performing team-mate Kevin Magnussen in both. We even
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Every time a new set of technical regulations are introduced, someone finds a clever way of exploiting loopholes to extract maximum performance. The blown diffuser used in 2009 by now managing director of Formula 1, Ross Brawn, can be used as an example of that, so it is almost poetic that he was the one
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After a difficult start to the season, the Alpine F1 Team have pushed themselves through to the top of the midfield pack, with the French side currently the fourth-fastest team on the grid as of late. This was proven by the team’s performance at both the British Grand Prix and the Austrian Grand Prix, where
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Despite not having the pace to challenge for victories, the Mercedes F1 Team have still racked up seven podium finishes this season, with four third-place finishes for Sir Lewis Hamilton and three third-place finishes for George Russell. Mercedes have consistently been able to make the most of retirements ahead of them, with both Ferrari and
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McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has reassured that Colton Herta being American by no means guarantees him a seat in Formula 1 in 2024. Herta has joined other names such as fellow IndyCar driver Patricio O’Ward and Formula 2 driver Jehan Daruvala to test the McLaren in recent months, with the 22-year-old impressing in his
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A “super-excited” Nicholas Latifi will finally receive the upgrades that will see his FW44 be on equal-terms with team-mate Alex Albon at this weekend’s French Grand Prix. The Canadian driver has had to wait two races to have the upgrades fitted to his car, with Albon having received the package at the British Grand Prix.
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1996 world champion Damon Hill believes that Mick Schumacher has been galvanised by the thought of his Formula 1 career being at risk. Schumacher, along with fellow rookie Nikita Mazepin, failed to score points in a woefully uncompetitive Haas last season, but he out-qualified the Russian 20 times, asserting dominance over his team-mate. The German
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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has no interest in intervening between Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz in the championship fight just yet. The pair went at it during the sprint race in Austria in round 11, and they were allowed to race as long as they kept it clean, which they did. In doing so,
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Haas driver Mick Schumacher says that the track limit penalties in Austria were a “silly” look for Formula 1, so he has suggested finding a way of enforcing them more leniently. Over 40 track limit violations took place in F1 over the course of the Austrian Grand Prix weekend, and plenty more could be found
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