Alonso assessing Formula E seat for Season Six
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Double Formula 1 World Champion Fernando Alonso is taking a closer look at Formula 1 with the potential to race in the all-electric series next season
Pierre Gasly is looking forward to his second trip to Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace and is hoping to improve on his twelfth place finish last season
Sérgio Sette Câmara will join McLaren F1 Team as their test and development driver for next season as well as joining their young driver programme.
High heat and torrential could play a part of the Brazilian Grand Prix, but if it stays dry Pirelli expect a one-stop strategy to win the race.
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.
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.
McLaren F1 Team Sporting Director Gil de Ferran hoping for a change of luck for Fernando Alonso as Formula 1 heads to Brazil and Lando Norris gets another shot in Free Practice 1
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.
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.
Haas boss Steiner says battle to be 'best-of-the-rest' has not hindered their 2019 progress
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Haas F1 boss Guenther Steiner says that their intense battle with Renault and Force India has not hindered the development of their 2019 car.
Nico Hülkenberg will be hoping to replicate his previous strong performance in Brazil that include pole position for Williams back in 2010
Kevin Magnussen says his Haas F1 Team are punching above their weight in their battle for the ‘best-of-the-rest’ title with Renault Sport F1 despite being the faster car on the majority of occasions.
Carlos Sainz Jr.prepares for his second last race with Renault but will hope to repeat his heroics in the wet when he finished sixth two years ago
Renault's Ciaron Pilbeam talks challenging starts and tyre compromise ahead of Brazilian Grand Prix
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Renault Sport Formula One Team Chief Race Engineer Ciaron Pilbeam pinpoints two areas which will be important this weekend at the 2018 Brazilian Grand Prix.
Williams Martini Racing announce departure of their Head of Performance Engineering, Rob Smedley at the end of the 2018 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.
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.
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.
