The Frenchman says Haas finishing either fourth or fifth in the Constructors’ Championship in 2018 would be a good achievement in just their third season in Formula 1.
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Mercedes are looking to secure the Constructors’ Championship this weekend in Brazil and know leaving Interlagos with more than a forty-three point lead will complete the job.
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The Spaniard has retired from the past two Grand Prix and has only one top ten finish in the past seven races, but he still feels excited to return to Brazil, the venue where he clinched both of his World Championships.
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Stoffel Vandoorne has just two races of his McLaren career to go but he hopes the positive result from Mexico will give the team a confidence boost for Brazil.
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Max Fewtrell joined an illustrious list that includes the likes of Valtteri Bottas, Pierre Gasly, Stoffel Vandoorne, Brendon Hartley and Lando Norris when he took the 2019 Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 series title.
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Marcin Budkowski says the Renault team are confident of being competitive during the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend after two positive weekends in the United States and Mexico.
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CORE autosport will return to the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship in 2019 with their Oreca 07 LMP2 chassis after committing to the LMP2 class.
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Job van Uitert, John Farano and Rob Garofall became the 2018 LMP3 champions in the European Le Mans Series despite finishing only fifth in the Four Hours of Portimao last weekend.
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Helmut Marko feels there is no reason why Red Bull cannot give Max Verstappen the car to fight for the 2019 World Drivers’ Championship, even in their first season with Honda power.
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Sebastian Vettel feels it will be important to Ferrari for him to have a good working relationship with Charles Leclerc in 2019 when the Monegasque driver joins the German at the team.
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Ahead of his move to Red Bull in 2019, Pierre Gasly has been given a glowing reference from Christian Horner, with his future team principal believing that he is the right driver for the job of replacing Daniel Ricciardo.
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There were plenty of positives for McLaren to take away from Mexico according to Performance Director Andrea Stella, but Fernando Alonso’s retirement was a definite negative.
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The Spaniard was left downbeat after being forced to retire early on in the Mexican Grand Prix after debris from Esteban Ocon’s Force India lodged itself in his McLaren.
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The Spaniard retired from the Mexican Grand Prix with a sudden mechanical problem, but he was happy to see his team-mate score good points in sixth.
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Haas’ performance during the Mexican Grand Prix was so bad that Guenther Steiner says nothing positive could be taken away from the weekend.