Mercedes F1 - Page 212

Mick Schumacher says he’s ‘humbled’ by Toto Wolff’s comments

Mick Schumacher’s time as a Haas employee has finally come to an end, something that actually appears to be more of a positive than a negative for the 23-year-old. The German driver has endured a mixed two-year spell at the eighth-placed side, with him having been heavily praised during his rookie year before being severely criticised in

More

Toto Wolff claims Guenther Steiner doesn’t ‘think so well’

Mick Schumacher had been in a tough battle to keep his seat at Haas for a number of race weekends now, with team owner Gene Haas suggesting in early October that he would need to see better results from his driver if he wanted to stay with them for 2023. Team principal Guenther Steiner told

More

Mercedes hilariously punish Nyck de Vries for ‘Red Bull betrayal’

Nyck de Vries’ life as an AlphaTauri driver has started in hilarious fashion, after being given a special send-off by Mercedes. It’s been a bizarre and equally brilliant season for De Vries, who woefully attempted to defend his season seven Formula E World Championship. It’s in Formula 1 where he’s increased his price tag this

More

Toto Wolff offers update on Mercedes talks with Daniel Ricciardo

Despite the 2022 Formula 1 season being officially complete, ‘silly season’ is somewhat still not over, with two drivers waiting to sign deals with new teams. The first of those is Daniel Ricciardo, who completed his last race for McLaren on Sunday at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, where he ended his two-year spell at

More

Mercedes makes George Russell DNF revelation as report debunked

Mercedes’ season appears to be ending not how the Silver Arrows would’ve hoped for, after a few races in a row of very strong results. The Germans locked out the third row of the grid for Sunday’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, after Lewis Hamilton and George Russell ended qualifying well off the pace of both

More

‘It’s bad’: Toto Wolff fires Mercedes warning at rivals

To much delight, Mercedes can finally turn the page on 2022 and look towards returning to the top in 2023, after a season they could never have predicted. Mercedes have been a shadow of their former dominant selves, with the side having been on paper the third best for the majority of the season. One

More
1 210 211 212 213 214 421