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Daniel Ricciardo looking to bounce back after having ‘no fight’

Daniel Ricciardo suffered a miserable Spanish Grand Prix, after what was a promising Saturday afternoon at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The Australian, who started ninth, finished the race in twelfth place behind his ill team-mate. The McLaren F1 Team brought a number of upgrades to the Spanish venue, which all worked as expected according to

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Formula 1 warns Spanish GP chaos ‘must be fixed’ for 2023

Formula 1 has warned promoters of the Spanish Grand Prix that their organisation of next year’s event must be better that it was this season after many fans experienced horrible ordeals. Due to congestion between Montmelo station and the Circuit de Catalunya, the circa 120,000 fans who attended the event throughout the weekend were left

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Perez pushing for new Red Bull contract as he warns about reliability issues

Sergio Perez believes it will an exciting fight between Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes this year after the Silver Arrows seemed to take a big step towards restoring their race winning form in Spain. George Russell and Sir Lewis Hamilton finished third and fifth respectively in Spain having looked consistently fast all weekend, and the

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Lewis Hamilton expecting ‘lottery’ at wet Monaco Grand Prix

Sir Lewis Hamilton has emphasised the significance of qualifying well in Monaco as he looks ahead to what could be a wet race on Sunday. The new technical regulations have made the cars bigger, heavier and wider than before, meaning that wrangling the cars around the iconic streets of Monaco – as if it were

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‘Comparing Ricciardo and Sainz to Lewis Hamilton is a crime’

A fan on social media has criticised Daniel Ricciardo and Carlos Sainz, saying that it is a “crime” to compare either of them to Sir Lewis Hamilton. Ricciardo has scored points on two occasions this season including in the Imola sprint race, but a combination of misfortune, mistakes and poor pace has prevented him from

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Magnussen admits he was too hard on Hamilton

Kevin Magnussen has conceded that he could have done more to avoid the incident with Sir Lewis Hamilton in Spain that saw him fail to score points. Magnussen had started the race eighth, two places behind Hamilton, and the Dane found himself side-by-side with the seven-time champion at Turn Four, but the pair collided, giving

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