Pos Team Points 1 Mercedes 765 2 Red Bull – TAG Heuer 468 3 Ferrari 398 4 Force India – Mercedes 173 5 Williams – Mercedes 138 6 McLaren – Honda 76 7 Toro Rosso – Ferrari 63 8 Haas – Ferrari 29 9 Renault 8 10 Sauber – Ferrari 2 11 Manor – Mercedes
Pos Name Team Points 1 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 385 2 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 380 3 Daniel Riccardo Red Bull – TAG Heuer 256 4 Sebastian Vettel Ferrari 212 5 Max Verstappen Red Bull – TAG Heuer 204 6 Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari 186 7 Sergio Perez Force India – Mercedes 101 8 Valtteri Bottas Williams –
2010 – Alonso’s dream Ferrari debut Fernando Alonso beat his teammate Felipe Massa to take a win for Ferrari on his debut for Ferrari. The Spaniard took victory after Sebastian Vettel suffered a spark plus failure early on in the race dropping him to fourth. Felipe Massa finished second, on his return following his accident
Alonso admits he nearly walked away Fernando Alonso has admitted he thought about walking away from Formula One amid the McLaren engine dispute with there supplier Honda. But the two-time champion decided to stay with the team because he would “regretted” finishing his career on a low note for the rest of his life. In
Manor staff retained until end of month Manor hopes of staying in Formula One have received a boost, after the team has made the decision of retaining staff until the end of the month. Last week the company Just Racing, went into administration meaning the team faces collapse unless a buyer is found. The administrator
June – Following the Brexit vote in June what could the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union have on Formula One? Bracing for impact of Brexit Formula One could feel the decision by British voters to leave the European Union as soon as next week’s Austrian Grand Prix after falls on the global
The 2016 season was shaping up to be the battle between the Ferrari and Mercedes but who would be victorious when the season reaches it climax in Abu Dhabi after twenty one races. Continuing rise of Rosberg Melbourne hosted the season opener which saw the debut of a new team Haas. The team were expected
Brazil The controversy rumbled on from Mexico to Brazil, as teams arrived in Suo Paulo the news was that Ferrari were launching an appeal over Vettel’s penalty. Ferrari claimed that they had new evidence and following a case to the stewards, the GPS evidence that Ferrari had was rejected. A steward said “In relation to
Japan Rosberg was the narrow victor in qualifying, the German had set pole by just 83cm after he put together a perfect lap to just edge Hamilton. This weekend it was the Ferrari’s ahead of Red Bull with Raikkonen third and Vettel fourth. However that contact in Sepang cost Vettel, meaning Verstappen started fourth, Ricciardo
Belgium There was another driver change when F1 returned at Spa following the summer break. Manor announced that Esteban Ocon was replacing Rio Haryanto after he failed to meet his contractual obligations. The other news was that Hamilton would take a double engine penalty following failures earlier in the season meaning he would start last.
