McLaren Upbeat About Positive Friday Performance
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McLaren were very impressive Friday, and could look to be the top midfield cars this weekend for the Austrian Grand Prix.
Scuderia Ferrari fans were left disappointed in the teams’ efforts on Friday as the prancing horses struggled for pace.
Daniel Ricciardo put his Renault fifth fastest by the end of Friday, capping of a successful Friday for the French outfit.
After a rollercoaster 2019 full of retirements and even a podium, Daniil Kvyat is ready to start 2020 at a track he loves with AlphaTauri.
After plenty of travel troubles related to coronavirus, Pierre Gasly is ready to race at this weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix.
Pirelli’s Mario Isola expects a “level playing field” as the Italian tyre manufacturer will bring the same tyre compound to the Red Bull Ring as they did in 2019.
After a 2019 season full of struggles, Antonio Giovinazzi is ready to return to the track and race again, hopefully improving this campaign.
Kimi Raikkonen is ready to get back to racing for the upcoming Austrian Grand Prix for the start of the 2020 Formula 1 season.
Sauber Motorsport AG have announced a new academy program as well as it’s first four inductees, including the son of a two-time Formula 1 world champion.
Racing Point Team principal Otmar Szafnauer denies talks with Sebastian Vettel about a potential seat at the team when they become Aston Martin in 2021.
Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda team principal Franz Tost backs Sebastian Vettel for a competitive seat in 2021 after his exit from Scuderia Ferrari
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says that Carlos Sainz will not be a pushover at Ferrari, and believes that the Spaniard will give Charles Leclerc “a run for his money”.
FIA race director Michael Masi says he plans to be less strict on penalties upon F1’s return.
George Russell has admitted he was “a little jealous” of his mates getting competitive seats in Formula 1.
Kevin Magnussen has defended his at times aggressive driving, and insisted that he’s not the only one to push beyond the limits.
Ex-F1 Driver Nick Heidfeld says he thinks the Schumacher name could return to the grid sooner rather than later.
The FBI concluded that the supposed noose found in the garage of Bubba Wallace was a garage pull, and that no hate crime was committed against the driver.
