Romain Grosjean struggled to set a representative time in qualifying for the Russian Grand Prix, and has to settle for ninth on the grid
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Perez said he was aiming for fifth place, but his laps were “not the best” and he slipped down the order as a result
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Esteban Ocon is pleased with the team’s performance following their brief foray into administration, and believes they have “good momentum” heading into the next part of the season
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Sergey Sirotkin spent some time running in the points at the start of the Belgian Grand Prix, but lost out to Marcus Ericsson and Carlos Sainz Jr.
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Allison conceded that Ferrari were not only the faster team, but were faster on both compounds of tyre, and that Mercedes had to work hard before this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix to try and catch up
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Grosjean is happy with his fifth place finish, especially considering his woeful performance in the wet qualifying session in Hungary
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Sergio Perez missed pole position by nearly four seconds, but he believes that he could have found all of that time had he had just one more lap in qualifying.
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Ayrton Senna is widely regarded as one of the best drivers ever, but he certainly had his controversial moments. These have all played a part in shaping his incredible legacy, but would that legacy be the same if he was around in the times of social media?
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Ricciardo had a tough start to the Hungarian Grand Prix, falling as low as sixteenth, but fought his way up to take fourth place
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Formula 1
Grosjean Pleased with Haas Double Points Finish but Admits “Pace was So Much Better than” Tenth
Romain Grosjean wanted more from the Hungarian Grand Prix, and feels that his tenth place wasn’t representative of the speed the Haas car had
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Daniel Ricciardo revealed his one shot at a fast lap in the second qualifying session was taken away by Lance Stroll, who had put his car nose-first into a barrier
Formula 1
Mercedes’ Andrew Shovlin says they were “Lucky [Vettel] Did More Harm to his Own Race than Ours”
Andrew Shovlin says Mercedes were lucky Vettel did more harm to his own race than Hamilton’s, following the pair’s controversial collision on the first lap
Toto Wolff conceded that Ferrari had the faster car in the Belgian Grand Prix, and that Lewis Hamilton was “powerless” to stop Vettel’s overtake
Brendon Hartley has faced constant questions about his future in F1, but has Ricciardo’s move to Renault made his seat more secure for 2019?
Valtteri Bottas had a tough Hungarian Grand Prix, slipping from second to fifth in the final five laps and picking up a penalty for causing a collision
Formula 1
Verstappen Reveals a Lack of Grip Prevented his Usual Wet Weather Brilliance in Qualifying
Verstappen – usually a wet weather god – only managed seventh in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, and blames a lack of grip for this