Verstappen takes Imola pole as Ferrari disappoints
Max Verstappen claimed pole at Imola, overcoming early struggles. McLaren's Piastri and Norris took second and third. Ferrari disappointed at home, with Leclerc third and Sainz fifth.
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Leclerc leads FP2 at Imola; Verstappen struggles continue
Charles Leclerc led Friday practice at the 2024 Imola Grand Prix, topping both FP1 and FP2. McLaren's Piastri came close, while Verstappen struggled, finishing seventh. Mercedes' Hamilton and Russell secured fourth and fifth. Norris' run was hampered, placing him 12th.
Leclerc leads Imola FP1 Verstappen struggles
Charles Leclerc topped the opening practice at Imola with a 1:16.990 lap, ahead of George Russell and Carlos Sainz. Red Bulls Perez and Verstappen followed closely.
Adrian Newey hints at F1 comeback post-Red Bull exit
Adrian Newey has strongly hinted at a potential return to F1 with a new team after his impending departure from Red Bull, drawing inspiration from motorsport stalwarts like Bernie Ecclestone and Roger Penske.
Mercedes willing to wait for Max Verstappen
Mercedes is prepared to wait until October to finalize their 2025 F1 driver lineup, holding out hope of luring Max Verstappen away from Red Bull amidst an internal power struggle at the Milton Keynes-based team.
Damon Hill cautions Lewis Hamilton against early Ferrari visit
As Lewis Hamilton prepares to race in Italy for the first time since announcing his 2025 Ferrari move, Damon Hill has warned the Briton against visiting Ferrari's Maranello base while still under contract with Mercedes.
F1 considers V8 engines for 2030 to boost noise levels
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has revealed that the sport is open to considering different engine rules from 2030 in a bid to deliver more noise and vibrations for fans, potentially moving away from the current turbo hybrid concept.