A petition calling for Nikita Mazepin to be removed from his 2021 F1 seat with the Haas F1 Team has secured over 30,000 signatures in around three days. The petition is directed at Formula One, the FIA, and the Haas F1 Team. READ: ‘He’s A Sick Person’: Nikita Mazepin Under Fire After Posting Video Of
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My opinion pieces are usually quite short, as I like to cut to the chase and I prefer not to belabour the point, but this article will be especially brief as I believe it’s a clear-cut debate and there’s not much room for argument. It should be clear for anyone and everyone – inside and
MoreNikita Mazepin caused outrage on social media this week after he posted a video of him groping an Instagram model in the UAE onto his Instagram story. The Haas F1 Team were quick to condemn this “abhorrent” incident and said they are dealing with the matter internally. READ: Mercedes Mock Themselves Over Pitstop Blunder At
MoreThe Haas F1 Team has condemned Nikita Mazepin’s actions in a video that was uploaded to the Russian racing driver’s Instagram story earlier in the week. The now-deleted video showed Mazepin groping an Instagram model in the backseat of a car as she pushed his hand away. READ: ‘Don’t Overthink It’: Mercedes Reacts To Valtteri
MoreNikita Mazepin, who recently signed a multi-year deal with the Haas F1 Team commencing in 2021, has triggered outrage on social media after he posted a short clip of him groping an Instagram model in the backseat of a car. The video was shot in the UAE, with Mazepin in the passenger seat of a
MoreMick Schumacher has sealed the 2020 Formula Two title at the final race of the season ahead of fellow Ferrari junior driver Callum Ilott. Schumacher finished the sprint race at Sakhir down in P18, but it was nevertheless enough for him to clinch the Championship. READ: Romain Grosjean Won’t Race In Formula One Again After
MoreRomain Grosjean has announced that he will not take part in the season finale at Abu Dhabi next weekend, which was also set to be his final race with the Haas F1 Team and probably his last ever Formula One grand prix. Grosjean described it as “one of the hardest decisions” of his life, but
MoreIt was announced this week that Mick Schumacher will be driving for the Haas F1 Team alongside Nikita Mazepin in 2021. But, with Romain Grosjean suffering a fiery crash last weekend and missing the Sakhir GP due to the injuries he sustained, it has been speculated that Schumacher could make his F1 debut at this
MoreRomain Grosjean’s horror crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix last weekend paved the way for Pietro Fittipaldi to make his F1 debut at the Sakhir GP. However, the Haas F1 Team’s decision to run Fittipaldi as Grosjean’s replacement instead of Louis Deletraz, another reserve driver that the American racing outfit could have called upon, left
MoreOn Wednesday, the Haas F1 Team confirmed Mick Schumacher, the son of Formula One legend Michael Schumacher, as their second driver for the 2021 season. Schumacher was unsurprisingly ecstatic to achieve his lifelong dream and was already starting to think about preparing for the start of the 2021 season in March despite still having one
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