Lewis Hamilton has won the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix ahead of Red Bull driver Max Verstappen. Hamilton started on pole and commanded the grand prix, though he said in a post-race interview that it was a challenging victory as Verstappen pushed him all the way. READ: Wolff: Binotto’s Convergence Suggestion Would Be A Humiliation To
MoreAt this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix, Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto said the Scuderia is now ready to support an engine freeze from the end of next season, but added that a mechanism for engine performance convergence should also be considered. This mechanism would essentially help power unit suppliers who have a large performance gap
MoreOutgoing Racing Point driver Sergio Perez has had a stellar season thus far and finds himself fourth in the F1 Drivers’ Standings despite missing both grand prix at Silverstone after he contracted COVID-19. However, with Racing Point opting to sign Sebastian Vettel to partner Lance Stroll for 2021, the highly rated Mexican currently doesn’t have
MoreLewis Hamilton has taken pole position for the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix after outpacing his Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas by around three-tenths of a second. As has been the case at most grand prix this season, Max Verstappen was best of the rest and put his Red Bull third on the grid. READ: Haas F1
MoreNico Hulkenberg has said he is “extremely hot” to drive for a top team like Red Bull after spending the entirety of his Formula One career battling in the midfield. The German has competed in three races with Racing Point this season – and impressed many people in the paddock with his strong performances –
MoreFollowing Honda’s announcement that it would be withdrawing from Formula One at the end of 2021, it emerged that Red Bull was interested in taking over the intellectual property of Honda’s power unit to avoid it having to look for a new engine supplier. However, to avoid falling behind their rivals’ power units, Red Bull
MoreThai driver Alex Albon had a big shunt in the second practice session at this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix. He ran wide at the exit of the final corner and kept his foot planted on the throttle, causing him to lose the rear of his Red Bull and crash into the barrier. READ: Lewis Hamilton:
MoreEarlier this month, a source told Formula1News.co.uk that Red Bull have decided to drop Alex Albon at the end of the season and he won’t even be given a second chance at Scuderia AlphaTauri unless Japanese Formula Two driver Yuki Tsunoda fails to get a Super Licence. However, speaking ahead of the upcoming double-header at
MoreRed Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley has tested positive for coronavirus and, as per FIA protocols, will self-isolate for 10 days and therefore won’t be attending this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix. “We can confirm that during mandatory pre-race testing in the UK, Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley tested positive for COVID-19,” Red Bull Racing said in
MoreLewis Hamilton wrapped up his seventh F1 Drivers’ Title with three races of the season to spare last time out at Istanbul. And, amid rumours that Hamilton will soon be knighted, Formula1News.co.uk conducted a poll of readers, asking them who they consider to be the greatest driver of the current generation. READ: Grosjean Interested In
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