McLaren's 'Mini-DRS' sparks FIA review
The FIA is reviewing data from the Azerbaijan GP to determine if action is needed on flexible rear wing designs, sparked by McLaren's 'mini-DRS' controversy. The outcome could reshape F1's technical landscape.
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Newey reveals Alonso’s near-miss move to Red Bull in 2009
Adrian Newey reveals Red Bull nearly signed Fernando Alonso for 2009, calling him an "arch-enemy." Now set to work together at Aston Martin, both express excitement for their collaboration, viewing it as a key part of the team's ambitious future plans.
Ferrari seeks validation of latest upgrades in coming races
Ferrari's Monza victory showcased promise in their latest floor upgrade, but the team remains cautious about its overall impact. The true test awaits at high-downforce tracks.
Verstappen: 'Car is now harder to drive'
Max Verstappen has expressed growing concerns over Red Bull's car performance, noting that it has become increasingly challenging to handle. He described the car as "more difficult to drive," pointing to persistent balance issues.
Norris stuns Verstappen with dominant Dutch GP Pole Position
McLaren's Lando Norris clinches Dutch GP pole, edging out home favorite Verstappen. Teammate Piastri impresses in third. Mixed fortunes for Mercedes in tricky conditions.
Mercedes W15's recent gains favour Hamilton's driving style
Mercedes' W15 improvements have benefited Lewis Hamilton more than George Russell, according to the team. Early struggles gave way to recent victories, with Hamilton overcoming initial difficulties to match and potentially surpass his teammate's performances.
Perez remains Red Bull's steadfast solution amid uncertainty
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has firmly backed Sergio Perez to retain his seat for the remainder of the 2024 season, despite the Mexican driver's recent dip in performance, citing a lack of suitable alternatives.