With Lewis Hamilton yet to extend his contract with Mercedes to cover the 2021 season, ex-F1 team owner Eddie Jordan has said he believes the six-time World Champion should leave the Silver Arrows to partner Max Verstappen at Red Bull Racing. “I personally believe that Lewis should go to Red Bull and not to Ferrari,”
MoreJacques Villeneuve has accused Scuderia Ferrari of letting go of talented personnel simply because they weren’t Italian – and he believes this exodus of talent is costing them dearly. “Ferrari could have been the Mercedes of today, but they let go of so many talented engineers. Most of all because they were not Italian,” Villeneuve
MoreScuderia Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has said the ailing Italian constructor is working “very hard” on its new power unit which it will start using in 2021, as it looks to address the deficit it has relative to Mercedes, Honda and Renault. “In 2021 there will be small improvements, such as a new engine.
MoreFollowing the inaugural Tuscan Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc took part in a so-called blindfold challenge in a Ferrari road car. The pair took turns to drive a high-performance Ferrari around the track while the other was blindfolded and had to figure out which part of the circuit they were at. READ: Ineos
MoreEarlier this month, F1 pundit and former team owner Eddie Jordan claimed that Ineos was poised to purchase the Mercedes F1 team. Specifically, he said they are looking to purchase a 70-percent stake for circa £700 million and suggested that team principal Toto Wolff will depart the Brackley-based racing outfit following the takeover and rebrand.
MoreThe FIA has dismissed calls from teams, F1 drivers and pundits for more circuits on the calendar to feature gravel traps in a bid to stop drivers from consistently exceeding track limits. Lando Norris, Carlos Sainz and Sebastian Vettel are just a few drivers who have recently come out in support of gravel traps as
MoreDaniel Ricciardo is counting down his final races with the Renault works team, as he will be joining Mclaren at the end of the 2020 Formula One season. With this move on the horizon, Ricciardo has briefly looked back on his time at Red Bull, when he was partnered with Max Verstappen. READ: ‘A Lot
MoreScuderia AlphaTauri, which served as Red Bull Racing’s “junior team” when it was called Toro Rosso, will be attempting to challenge the Milton-Keynes based outfit over the coming years, as it looks to emerge from its shadow. Pierre Gasly, who took the team’s first win in over a decade at the Italian Grand Prix a
MorePierre Gasly has said his mid-season demotion from Red Bull Racing to Scuderia AlphaTauri in 2019 felt “unfair”, but he’s feeling more motivated than ever after recently recording his first F1 victory. “I haven’t been in Formula 1 for even three years yet and I felt already that I’ve been through a lot of things,
MoreLuca de Meo, the chief executive officer (CEO) of Renault, has revealed he never considered pulling the plug on the car-maker’s Formula One project despite the COVID-19 pandemic hurting the company’s financial performance and the works team falling well short of its objectives in the sport. “Of course, you will always have this tension because
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