Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur is “completely convinced” that the Maranello-based team have what it takes to match and hopefully beat Red Bull, despite a massively disappointing Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend. Despite a reportedly positive pre-season, Charles Leclerc suffered a power unit-based reliability issue during the race, resulting in him retiring from third place.
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Heading into the Bahrain Grand Prix, not much was expected from McLaren, who had already admitted that they were behind schedule with the MCL60. While the team were not expected to be competing for a huge haul of points, they were expected to at least finish the Grand Prix, something which neither driver was able
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Last weekend’s season-opener was certainly a dominant one for Red Bull, with reigning World Champion Max Verstappen having cruised to victory at the Bahrain International Circuit. Nobody was able to compete with the imperious Dutchman, who was rarely seen during the race, after beating team-mate Sergio Pérez by virtually 12 seconds and third place Fernando
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The Bahrain Grand Prix was supposed to be Mercedes’ revival, with the team tipped to return to winning ways after a catastrophic 2022. This was not the case however, as the Silver Arrows were beaten by Red Bull, Ferrari and the Aston Martin of Fernando Alonso. This left Mercedes walking away from the Bahrain Grand
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Formula 2 driver Juan Manuel Correa has emotionally opened up on the lack of support he received from the FIA following his terrifying crash with Anthoine Hubert in 2019 at Spa-Francorchamps, which left him in a life-threatening condition whilst Hubert lost his life. The saddening death of Hubert will forever live in the memories of
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Coming into the 2023 season, Mercedes were expected to be completely different to how they were last season, having only won a single race in 2022. Bizarrely, the Silver Arrows arrived in Bahrain with a W14 design that resembled the W13 a lot, with the zero sidepod approach being continued despite last year’s struggles. Mercedes
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has praised Aston Martin’s monumental progress, with Fernando Alonso having claimed a remarkable podium at last weekend’s season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. Given that the Silverstone-based team finished seventh in the constructors’ championship last season, it’s a sensational turnaround for them to now find themselves third in the pecking order,
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Red Bull’s driver pairing has very much been Max Verstappen as the undoubted number one with Sergio Perez as his wingman for the past two seasons. Perez has however claimed that heading into the 2023 season, he is more than capable of stepping out from Verstappen’s shadow and challenging the Dutchman for the championship. The
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Over the course of the 2022 season, Lando Norris was the best of the rest driver in the championship and was also the only driver outside of Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes to stand on the podium. The Brit has been heavily linked with a move to Red Bull in recent seasons but has repeatedly
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Ex-Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle believes Aston Martin could become the “major challengers” to Red Bull this season, with the Silverstone-based side set to benefit from their disappointing 2022 campaign. Aston Martin backed up their impressive pre-season with a podium at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend, with Fernando Alonso having been incredibly fast
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