Lewis Hamilton recently broke Michael Schumacher’s longstanding grand prix win record, and he has a good chance of equalling the German’s tally of F1 World Championships at this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix. Given the circumstances, there has unsurprisingly been much debate about how Hamilton ranks against F1’s all-time greats. READ: Wolff: Verstappen & Hamilton At
MoreSky Sports F1 arranged a virtual quiz with George Russell, Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc and Alex Albon in late October which consisted of the drivers being asked questions about one another. During the quiz, aptly called “The Twitch Quartet Quiz,” Lando Norris poked fun at Sebastian Vettel and Alex Albon by pointing to the fact
MoreFerrari will field one of its youngest and least experienced driver line-ups in a while next year, when Carlos Sainz joins Charles Leclerc at the Scuderia. Leclerc has already established himself as one of the most exciting young talents in Formula One, and he’s likely to start the 2021 season as Ferrari’s number one driver.
MoreSebastian Vettel will start the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in 14th position – seven places behind team-mate Charles Leclerc. In a post-qualifying interview, when asked what needs to happen for him to make up ground in the race tomorrow, Vettel joked: “If everybody in front retires!” READ: Lando Norris: My Apology Was Mainly To Lewis
MoreThe Haas F1 Team’s decision to drop Romain Grosjean has, unsurprisingly, made the Frenchman more open about the shortcomings of the team’s 2020 car. He recently revealed that a suspension overheating issue has plagued the team all season and made the Haas VF-20 very difficult to drive. READ: Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari Accidentally Intercepted Lewis Hamilton’s
MoreThe Portuguese Grand Prix was a very strong weekend for Charles Leclerc, with him qualifying fourth on the grid and, importantly, crossing the finish line in the same position. However, his preparations for qualifying and the race were slightly disrupted in Free Practice Three (FP3), as Leclerc reported hearing other teams’ radio feeds. READ: Williams
MoreLewis Hamilton has won the Portuguese Grand Prix to break Michael Schumacher’s longstanding record of 91 F1 victories. Hamilton started the race on pole but lost the lead on the opening lap of the race and fell down to P3. READ: Lewis Hamilton Takes Pole For Portuguese GP, Leclerc Qualifies P4 Carlos Sainz then took
MoreLewis Hamilton has secured pole position for the Portuguese Grand Prix, recording his 97th P1 start in Formula One. Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas, who topped all the practice sessions at Portimao, will start the race in P2. READ: Wolff Admits ‘Financial Reality’ Could Result In Russell Losing Williams Seat Both Mercedes drivers did their final
MoreWith just six races of the season to go, Ferrari are sixth in the Constructors’ Standings and are desperately in need of upgrades to salvage something from 2020 and to close the gap to the front-runners for 2021. The Scuderia brought a raft of upgrades to Sochi and experimented with a few more new parts
MoreValtteri Bottas has taken pole position for the Eifel Grand Prix, beating Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton by over two-tenths of a second. Red Bull driver Max Verstappen qualified third, while Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc put in a very strong performance to qualify in P4. READ: Nico Hulkenberg Knocked Out Of Q1, 0.9s Off Perez’s Pace The
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