"We cannot let our guard down" - Charles Leclerc
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Scuderia Ferrari go into the Qatar Grand Prix with both Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr aware that they can’t let their guard down in their fight with Mclaren.
The Uralkali Haas F1 Team go into this weekend’s first-ever Qatar Grand Prix with a real chance at making Qualifying Two, with Formula One having never visited the Losail International Circuit, unlike Nikita Mazepin!
Williams Racing go into the final leg of the last triple header of the season hoping for a good result, with both Russell and Latifi excited to be visiting a new circuit for the sport.
Formula One is set for it’s first ever trip to the Losail International Circuit this weekend for the first in F1 history Qatar Grand Prix, where Pirelli have brought the hardest range of tyres.
Scuderia AlphaTauri Honda go into this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix, still in the hunt for fifth in the Constructors’ standings after Gasly’s superb seventh in Brazil.
Red Bull’s run of double podium finishes came to an end after Verstappen finished second and Pérez in fourth at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix as they saw themselves slip further behind Mercedes in the Constructors’ standings.
Max Verstappen had no answer to Lewis Hamilton’s speed, as the Dutchman’s championship lead was reduced to fourteen points. Elsewhere Sergio Pérez’s run of consecutive podiums came to an end.
Antonio Giovinazzi to depart Formula 1 at the end of the season, after Guanyu Zhou announced as his replacement at Alfa Romeo.
The final piece of the 2022 puzzle is complete, as Guanyu Zhou signs for Alfa Romeo for 2022 becoming the first ever Chinese F1 driver, replacing Antonio Giovinazzi.
Formula 2 championship leader Oscar Piastri promoted to Alpine F1 Team reserve driver role for 2022, as the Australian continues his progression to Formula 1.
Mercedes extended their lead in the Constructors’ standings after a 1-3 for the Silver Arrows, with Lewis Hamilton battling his way to victory and with Valtteri Bottas tactically making his way to third in Brazil.
Lewis Hamilton produced one of the drives of his career to clinch victory at Sao Paulo, reducing the gap to championship leader Max Verstappen with only three races remaining.
Mercedes go into this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix on the brink of slipping behind Red Bull in the fight for the Constructors’ title and with Lewis Hamilton needing big points to claw back Max Verstappen.
Red Bull go into the Brazilian Grand Prix just one point behind Mercedes and with Max Verstappen in somewhat control of the Drivers’ Championship.
Mclaren go into this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix fully expecting another intense battle with Scuderia Ferrari, as the pair continue to fight for third in the Constructors’ standings.
Mercedes will be hoping that their usual Mexico woes don’t resurface this weekend, as they look to keep hold of the Constructors’ lead and give Lewis Hamilton a car capable of closing down Max Verstappen.
Max Verstappen has every chance of extending his championship lead this weekend at Sergio Pérez’s home race, the recently Red Bull dominated Mexican Grand Prix.
