A decision is set to be made over Formula 1 winter testing moving from Barcelona to Sakhir, Bahrain.
Max Verstappen has defended title contender Sebastian Vettel following his crash at the Hockenheimring, which caused him to lose his lead in the championship
Sergey Sirotkin said that Germany was a “good race” despite having to retire from the race.
Neither Sergey Sirotkin or Lance Stroll saw the chequered flag in Germany, much to the disappointment of Chief Technical Officer Paddy Lowe.
Brendon Hartley finished tenth to take his second point of his Formula 1 career on Sunday, but Pierre Gasly could only manage fourteenth after a wet tyre gamble failed to work for him.
Nico Hülkenberg recorded his best ever result for Renault as he finsihed fifth while Carlos Sainz Jr. struggled and finished twelfth after his penalty
Toro Rosso left Germany with a point thanks to Brendon Hartley’s tenth placed finish but the wet tyres gamble did not pay off for Pierre Gasly
The team principal of the Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team saw Marcus Ericsson score two points on Sunday but also Charles Leclerc fall out of contention when a pit stop gamble for Intermediates failed to pay off.
The Sporting Director of McLaren felt both Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne had the chance to score points in the German Grand Prix but were both compromised during the race.
The Spaniard felt he had nothing to lose by gambling on Intermediate tyres when the rain first fell during the German Grand Prix.
Stoffel Vandoorne said McLaren’s race was “very strange” as he struggled towards the back of the back throughout the German Grand Prix.
The Monegasque racer gambled on Intermediate tyres in the initial rain shower at the Hockenheimring, which ultimately proved to be the wrong decision as the track dried out.
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Mario Isola said that six different strategies were used by the top ten drivers, and that only four of the top ten opted for the intermediate tyre
Pierre Gasly finished fourteenth in the German Grand Prix after taking a gamble on running the full wet tyre that ultimately failed when track conditions never became wet enough for him.
Brendon Hartley says he is pleased with his race performance in Germany as he took his second top ten finish of the season.
Force India recorded their third consecutive double points finish as Sergio Pérez and Esteban Ocon finished seventh and eighth in Germany
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has said that the choice for intermediate tyres for Max Verstappen was a high risk, high reward move that didn’t pay off.
