Even a super-typhoon couldn’t derail the F1 circus as the sport arrived at Suzuka. The mighty circuit brilliantly extolled the skills of a certain Spaniard in particular…
George Russell
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ROKit Williams Racing have left Suzuka feeling downbeat after an “incrediblly tricky” weekend.
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Formula 1
George Russell: “We’re still yet to have the full analysis as there is a lot of data to gather”
by Tom Cairnsby Tom CairnsWilliams used Friday as an opportunity to test a new front wing on a busy day before qualifying and race on Sunday.
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Formula 1
Bottas completes Friday clean sweep by topping Free Practice 2 at Suzuka
by Tom Cairnsby Tom CairnsValtteri Bottas fastest in Free Practice 2 for the Japanese Grand Prix, a session that could determine the grid for Sunday’s race.
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Nyck de Vries won the Formula 2 championship with ease. But unlike previous champions, won’t race in Formula 1 next year. How have F1 missed out?
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Williams coming away empty handed once more in Russia, with neither George Russell or Robert Kubica finishing.
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Whilst not normally a favourite among the fans, the Russian Grand Prix produced an intriguing race and some fine performances…
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2019 Russian Grand Prix Rookie Report from the ChekeredFlag
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Formula 1
Williams looking to carry over improved Singapore form into Sochi
by Harry Sladeby Harry SladeROKit Williams Racing aim to continue their upswing in form as the Formula 1 fraternity heads to Sochi.
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Williams struggled once again, with the team now losing their perfect 100% finishing record.
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It was a superb weekend for the rookies as Lando Norris, Antonio Giovinazzi and Alex Albon bagged points whilst George Russell missed out again.
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The best and worst performances from a surprising weekend in Singapore…
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Sebastian Vettel finally took his first victory of the season ahead of his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc in the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Formula 1
George Russell: “It was a shame as we had a small chance of a good result”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyBoth George Russell and Robert Kubica had traffic issues during Qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix that left them at the back of the field once more.
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Charles Leclerc produced a stunning lap at the end of qualifying to snatch pole position from Sebastian Vettel with the German slipping to third behind Lewis Hamilton