Charles Leclerc could be set for a grid penalty at the Belgian Grand Prix after he took his eighth exhaust of the season ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Leclerc had already gone through seven this year following a number of reliability issues for the Scuderia, and each driver is allocated eight from their pool
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Former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert took not too kindly to Max Verstappen’s comments about Sir Lewis Hamilton after the pair’s tense rivalry last season. Verstappen and Hamilton went hell for leather last year as they won 18 of the 22 races between them, and there were plenty of controversial moments. They notably came together
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Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc is ready to move past his crash at the French Grand Prix last weekend as he gears up for the final race before the summer break in Budapest. Leclerc started on pole in Le Castellet, and had held off the challenge of Max Verstappen in the early stages before the Dutchman
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Charles Leclerc is taking a few days away from the madness of Formula 1 before the Hungarian Grand Prix after his crash in France last weekend. The Monegasque started on pole and held off Max Verstappen in the opening stint, before spinning at Turn 11 and slamming into the barrier, ending his hopes of victory.
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With 10 rounds to go of the 2022 season, Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes that Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz can take victory in all of them. Ferrari won two races on the bounce for the first time since 2019 when Carlos Sainz won the British Grand Prix, a week before Charles Leclerc took
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Carlos Sainz recovered brilliantly at the French Grand Prix, having started on the last row of the grid at the Circuit Paul Ricard. The Spaniard was slapped with numerous grid penalties, after being forced into taking new engine components following his Austrian Grand Prix blow-up. Despite this, the Spanish driver recovered to finish in fifth
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Russian F1 commentator Alexander Popov has criticised Ferrari amid the disintegration of their title challenge this season. The Scuderia started the season in spectacular fashion as Charles Leclerc led home Carlos Sainz for a one-two finish in Bahrain, before the Monegasque again took victory in round three in Melbourne. Both Red Bulls of Max Verstappen
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Vice chairman of Ferrari and Enzo Ferrari’s son, Piero, believes that Mercedes are trying to skirt the rules in order to make themselves more competitive, and affirms that his team will fight against it. This comes after the Silver Arrows urged the FIA to look into the technical regulations following the arrival of the “porpoising”
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Carlos Sainz drove superbly at the French Grand Prix to recover a fifth-place finish, having started from 19th on the grid. The Spaniard was forced to start from the back of the grid, after being awarded numerous grid penalties for exceeding the legal number of engine components, following on from his F1-75 blow-up at the Austrian
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1996 Formula 1 world champion Damon Hill reckons that Ferrari lost their edge during their time away from competing for world championships. There was confusion during the French Grand Prix on Carlos Sainz’s side of the garage when he was called into the pits while passing Sergio Perez, and this was to serve a five-second
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