Former Formula 1 driver Pedro de la Rosa believes Carlos Sainz Jr. would find it difficult being Fernando Alonso’s team-mate, with Sainz speculated to make a move to McLaren next year to join forces with Alonso.
Pedro de la Rosa
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Formula E
De La Rosa appointed Techeetah Sporting and Technical Advisor
by Nathan Hineby Nathan HineFormer F1 driver Pedro De La Rosa has been appointed sporting and technical advisor at Techeetah FE team
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Formula 1
Mercedes will dominate with aero and engine power in 2017 – de la Rosa
by Rachel Hackby Rachel HackPedro de la Rosa believes that Mercedes are set to rule the F1 roost once again in 2017, coming out on top on the aero side of things, as well as with their engine.
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The Scuderia Ferrari team arrive in Germany this weekend expecting another tough weekend around the Hockenheim track. Spaniard Fernando Alonso has won three times at the circuit – in 2010…
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A lot of the focus of the post-Silverstone Formula 1 test was on the Lotus F1 Team, and more decisively on the Pirelli tyres that adorned the 2014 car. For…
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Ferrari have announced that Pedro de la Rosa, formerly of Arrows, Jaguar, McLaren, Sauber and most recently HRT, will be joining the team for ‘technical, racing and commercial activities’, which will include plenty of work on…
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Sebastian Vettel has made history by winning his third consecutive F1 World Championship with a sixth place finish. Meanwhile, Jenson Button claimed victory in a thrilling, action packed race.
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2012 Formula 1 Grande Premio Petrobras Do Brasil – Second Practice Classification:
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2012 Formula 1 Grande Premio Petrobras Do Brasil – First Practice Classification:
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2012 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix – Second Practice Classification:
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2012 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix – First Practice Classification:
Round 13 of the 2006 Formula 1 season saw the first ever wet Hungarian Grand Prix and a maiden victory from a future World Champion.
We try to look ahead to the Canadian Grand Prix, although as we head into the weekend, the main discussion is still likely to be about that tyre test…
Lewis Hamilton will start his final race for McLaren from pole position, after setting the fastest time today. It is his seventh pole position of the year.
Lewis Hamilton continued to upstage the championship challengers by topping both Friday Practice sessions ahead of the title-deciding Brazilian Grand Prix
Sebastian Vettel was in a class of his own on the opening day’s running at the Circuit of the Americas, comfortably topping both Friday Practice sessions ahead of the United States Grand Prix