It hasn’t been the season so far that the Mercedes F1 Team would’ve been hoping for, with a best result of third ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix. The eight-time defending constructors’ champions appeared to close the gap to both Ferrari and Red Bull Racing last weekend in Spain, however, this weekend at the Circuit
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A fan has been ridiculed on Twitter for positing a conspiracy theory about the FIA and Red Bull in the aftermath of the Monaco Grand Prix. During the race in Monte Carlo, Red Bull outplayed Ferrari on strategy, putting Sergio Perez in the lead of the race ahead of Carlos Sainz, while Max Verstappen was
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes that Sergio Perez can be a title contender after his victory at the Monaco Grand Prix last weekend. Perez grabbed pole position in Jeddah in the second round of the season, but was cruelly denied victory by an ill-timed Safety Car when Nicholas Latifi crashed, and he lost
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The usually dull Spanish Grand Prix turned out to be an enthralling race at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, however, Red Bull Racing may have shot themselves in the foot following their late race antics. Max Verstappen claimed his fourth win of the season, continuing his run of winning every race he has finished so far
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed that it was an easy decision to retain Sergio Perez after his impressive start to life at the team. Perez’s predecessor managed 17 points finishes in 26 races with the Austrian outfit between the midway point of 2019 and the end of 2020, and this, coupled with
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Charles Leclerc was furious following the Monaco Grand Prix, after the Monegasque finished the race in 4th place due to a strategic mistake by Ferrari. Leclerc was imperious all weekend, even dominating the race’s early stages. However, it soon all went downhill for the 24-year-old, after Ferrari put Leclerc and Carlos Sainz on different strategies.
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said he would have been bemused to see any punishment given to either Max Verstappen or Sergio Perez in Monaco. Perez won the race ahead of Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and team-mate Max Verstappen after the Scuderia had made a mess of Charles Leclerc’s strategy, and as Verstappen came out
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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes that it will be impossible for the teams to stick to the circa $140 million budget cap due to inflation. The spending cap was lowered by a further $5 million this season as part of the new technical regulations, and it was lowered again to reflect the fact that
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner concedes that no one was going to get near Charles Leclerc on Saturday following a tremendous lap from the Monegasque to take pole at his home race. Sergio Perez had consistently been out-performing team-mate Max Verstappen all weekend, but the pair found themselves on the second row of the
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Global rising costs are having a dramatic effect on Formula 1, with teams becoming ever more concerned that they may be forced to miss the final races this season. Despite the sport making more money than ever before, rising energy and freight costs, inflation and global supply chain issues, have caused teams to prepare for
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