Hamilton takes Pole as Ferrari Falter
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Lewis Hamilton takes a German Grand Prix Pole as both Scuderia Ferrari’s face mechanical woes leaving them tenth and twentieth respectively.
Robert Kubica has stated he is looking forward to making a return to the challenging Hockenheim Circuit.
George Russell has admitted that he is excited to race at the Hockenheim Circuit and his excitement is doubled by expected upgrades for Williams.
Round eleven of the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship will take place at Hockenheim. The Checkered Flag previews the weekends action.
Circuit Zolder has been confirmed on the calendar for the 2020 DTM season much to the delight of drivers – Rene Rast and Philippe Eng.
Marco Wittmann has taken victory in a rain-soaked opening DTM race in Assen.
Robin Frijns lead Rene Rast in practice for DTM as Audi monopolised the top five places.
Loïc Duval led the opening practice session for DTM’s fifth round of the season in Assen, with championship contender Nico Mueller just over two tenths down in second.
Italian, Antonio Giovinazzi, has admitted that he is still unsure of the causation of his accident that left him out of the British Grand Prix.
Lando Norris has admitted he believes that he achieved the maximum possible result at Silverstone; despite failing to score points on home soil.
Red Bull remain optimistic at Silverstone despite an opening day that left the Milton Keynes squad with mixed feelings.
Valtteri Bottas leads Lewis Hamilton on the opening day at Silverstone, with Scuderia Ferrari waiting in the wings.
George Russell has stated he is looking forward to visit Silverstone as it is his favourite circuit on the F1 calendar.
Fernando Alonso has quelled rumours linking him with a Formula 1 return, admitting that he doesn’t miss the sport.
Lance Stroll has admitted he was frustrated with a tough afternoon in Austria which left him out of the points.
Robert Kubica has stated that he is looking forward to returning to the deceptively “simple Red Bull Ring.
Sergio Pérez has stated that “every tenth” will count at this weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix due to the short, demanding nature of the circuit.
