Ferrari legend and former Brawn GP and Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has admitted that he wants to see “someone more competitive” racing for Red Bull than Sergio Perez, as the Mexican isn’t challenging Max Verstappen. Perez is very much Red Bull’s number two driver, with him rarely able to take the fight to the
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There were a lot of doubters at the start of 2022 when the major regulation changes were introduced, as the FIA made some bold statements about the effects of these changes. The new design of F1 cars were said to allow cars to follow each other much closer, allowing for more competitive racing, without the
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The rule changes that came into play as a part of the new era of Formula 1 that began at the start of this season were designed to bring all ten teams closer together and make the sport more competitive. Despite this, Lando Norris was the only driver in 2022 that scored a podium while
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Ross Brawn became an integral part of Formula 1 back in 2017, when the 68-year-old stepped up to become F1’s Managing Director of Motorsport, and has contributed to some of the most beneficial changes in the sport. The Brit was heavily involved in the major regulation changes at the start of the 2022 season, which
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2026 is looking set to be a truly fascinating year, with the new engine regulations set to be joined by active aerodynamics potentially. The current DRS system that is used in the sport is actually classed as “semi” active aerodynamic, with the sport looking into how they can make for more exciting racing. A key perk in
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One of Formula 1’s most recognisable faces and arguably one of its greatest legends has confirmed that he will be “leaving F1”, despite some very interesting rumours having surfaced in the last 24 hours. Ross Brawn is without a doubt someone who will go down in the sport’s folklore, given not only how long he’s been part of the
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Ferrari looked set to end their title drought this season, which dates all the way back to 2008, but a stunning capitulation saw the team struggle to hold on to second place in the championship. The Scuderia had clearly the fastest car in the opening weeks of the season, but strategy errors combined with a
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With Italian media continuing to report that Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto will imminently be announced as having departed the Scuderia, speculation is quickly building as to who might replace the Italian. Two names had topped the reported shortlist; however, a third incredible contender has been rumoured in the last few hours. Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic
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Last Saturday’s sprint race at the Brazilian Grand Prix was by far the best sprint event that has ever taken place in Formula 1, with the 24-Lap race at Interlagos having everything The sprint saw a shock driver on pole in the form of Haas’ Kevin Magnussen, George Russell fighting to the front, inter-team collisions
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Toto Wolff is perhaps one of the greatest team principals Formula 1 has ever seen, with the Austrian taking an approach not usually seen in the paddock – one of a businessman. Wolff joined the Silver Arrows in 2013, following a role at Williams as their executive director and as a minority shareholder. Since joining
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