The Guardian |
F1 finally admits concern over woman jailed for Bahrain Grand Prix protests
The Guardian Formula One chiefs have admitted for the first time that they are “concerned” that an activist who protested against the Bahrain Grand Prix on Facebook was jailed for three years by the country's authorities. F1 has traditionally been reluctant to … |
Formula 1 Archives
autosport.com |
Renault gets new racing president for 2019
Eurosport.co.uk A short Renault statement said Koskas would aim to "bring the team to the highest level of the discipline" and "ensure that Formula 1's contribution to Renault's brand awareness worldwide is strengthened". Koskas was named Renault's executive … Thierry Koskas to replace Jerome Stroll as Renault Sport president Thierry Koskas appointed President of Renault Sport Racing |
Formula 1 |
TOP SHOTS: The best photos from Brazil
Formula 1 Esteban Ocon, Force India VJM11 Mercedes, collides with race leader Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB14 Tag Heuer during the Brazilian GP on November 11, 2018 in Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, Brazil. (Photo by Steve Etherington / LAT Images). |
RTE.ie |
Lewis Hamilton faces social media backlash after questioning Indian Grand Prix
India Today No Lewis Hamilton, you are wrong. F1 needs to go to new countries to popularize the sport. I think it's better you stick to racing and let the sponsors, marketing and branding teams for Formula 1 handle the race circuits. FYI F1 is hugely popular in … Lewis Hamilton keen to go with Formula 1's tried and trusted Hamilton felt "conflicted" to race in "poor" India Hamilton open to Formula One expansion |
The National |
Ranked: From Lewis Hamilton to Sergey Sirotkin, how did the 2018 Formula One drivers score?
The National 20th. Sergey Sirotkin (Williams) 2/10 Pretty forgettable debut year. Was often involved in clashes at the back of the field and his mistakes were not what Williams needed during their rebuilding phase. Will be very fortunate if he is still on the grid … |
Jalopnik |
Never Forget That F1 Races in Oppressive Countries and People Pay the Price for It
Jalopnik Formula One's leaders finally admitted they're “concerned” that a woman protesting the Bahrain Grand Prix on Facebook got thrown in jail for three years, the Guardian reports. It's an acknowledgment from the series' new owners that people do suffer … |
autosport.com |
Sauber launches junior team with Charouz
Eurosport.com It handed Ferrari-bound Charles Leclerc his F1 debut this season and is preparing to run Ferrari simulator driver Antonio Giovinazzi in 2019, alongside new signing Kimi Raikkonen. Charouz previously announced a Ferrari affiliation heading into the 2018 … Sauber F1 team launches junior programme with F2's Charouz Racing Sauber partners with Charouz for junior programme |
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Ex-Porsche LMP1 boss to get top F1 team role
Eurosport.com AU After the closing of the Porsche LMP1 programme at the end of 2017 Seidl was given the role of setting up the Formula E operation. But with Porsche unable to make a commitment to return to F1 – despite being represented in meetings about future engine … |
Fox Sports |
POWER RANKINGS: Verstappen remains in P1 as rival Ocon drops out
Formula 1 The run of form which saw Max Verstappen ascend to the top of the Power Rankings last time out was cemented in Brazil by one of the most impressive races of his F1 career to date. Starting fifth and admitting he believed he had a car capable of … FIA: Further Ocon/Verstappen talks unnecessary F1 News: Max Verstappen reveals Esteban Ocon's arrogant remark that sparked the shoving match at Brazilian Grand … F1: Hamilton expects Red Bull and Verstappen title threat in 2019 |
GPfans.com |
F1 positive over 2019 overtaking boost
GPfans.com Yesterday, 09:56 , by Matthew Scott. Formula 1 head of motorsport Ross Brawn says that simulations have begun to suggest that revamped aerodynamic rules will make overtaking easier in 2019. Simpler front wings will be introduced next year with the … Brawn: F1 2019 simulation tests show 'tangible' overtaking gains F1 2019 tests show 'tangible' overtaking gains Ross Brawn: 2019 simulations show 'tangible' overtaking gains |