James Eagles

Pirelli Motorsport’s head of racing Mario Isola reflects on a “useful” two day test at Abu Dhabi, the first official running for the 2019 tyre compounds.

Carlos Sainz Jr. recorded 150 laps on his McLaren debut in the final day of tyre testing in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.

Valtteri Bottas ended a difficult year with testing duties in Abu Dhabi, thanking the Mercedes team for their work in 2018.

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc topped both the morning and afternoon sessions in the final day of post-season tyre testing in Abu Dhabi, even beating Sebastian Vettel’s time from yesterday.

Sebastian Vettel was the fastest man on opening day of post-season testing in Abi Dhabi, as his former team-mate Kimi Räikkönen stopped on track on his reunion with Sauber.

Brendon Hartley believes that he has “unfinished business” in Formula 1 after losing his Toro Rosso seat to Alexander Albon for 2019.

Kimi Räikkönen finished his final race for Ferrari on lap eight of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, courtesy of an electrical shutdown.

Lance Stroll said that he was surprised with Williams’ performance in Abu Dhabi, but noted that it was not enough to get him a third points finish of 2018.

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc is one of the 12 drivers driving for their new teams in the two-day post-season tyre test at the Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi.

Sergio Pérez completed his 2018 season with seventh place at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but said that he battled with his car through the weekend.

Charles Leclerc scored his third successive seventh place finish in as many races at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, his last race before joining Ferrari.

Carlos Sainz Jr.’s sixth place in Abu Dhabi marked his second best result of the 2018 season in his final race for Renault.

Sebastian Vettel says that Ferrari can sustain a championship challenge throughout 2019, after an Abu Dhabi Grand Prix that saw them come “close, but not close enough” to victory.

Lewis Hamilton eased to victory at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix before reflecting on an “exceptional job” by Mercedes in 2018.

Lewis Hamilton secured a comfortable victory at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, ahead of Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen.