Red Bull target first Honda win by summer break Honda has set themselves the target of giving Red Bull there first Honda-powered victory in Formula One by the summer break. The Japanese manufacturer scored its first podium of the V6 hybrid era in Melbourne and now has set its sights on its first win since
Gosh appears in court to be charged The former chairman of Renault’s parent company Nissan Carlos Ghosn has appeared in court in Japan on charges of financial misconduct. Mr Ghosn told the court he had been “wrongly accused and unfairly detained”. Ghosn was once hailed as the man who saved Nissan and a towering figure
Brazil Hamilton kept the momentum going at Interlagos to taking pole by nine-hundredths of a second over Vettel it wasn’t an easy session for both drivers. They both had been forced to take avoiding action after coming across slow cars on timed laps. Their teammates were a tenth off, with Valtteri Bottas a tenth of
Japan Hamilton was on it again in qualifying at Suzuka the Englishman topped all three sessions, conditions were ones which suited the Mercedes driver as the rain moved in. Hamilton took pole from Bottas as Ferrari made another error, leaving Vettel only ninth. Vettel went straight out in Q3 on the intermediates, while Mercedes went
In a special edition of Reporters this week, we are looking back at the last six months 2018 bring you the biggest and best stories from that time of year. June – Keke Rosberg has been silence from the press for the last decade while his son Nico raced in Formula One. But following his
Belgium Like in Budapest, conditions at Spa where changeable and the fight for pole between Vettel and Hamilton was close until the closing moments. Hamilton and Vettel started Q3 on dry tyres, but were forced to abort on there out laps and switch to inters. Again like in Budapest, the Englishman proved his skills in
France For the first time since 1990 F1 returned to Paul Ricard for the French Grand Prix. As expected, Mercedes were on it from the very start topping all three practices. The circuit was one where Mercedes had the clear edge, Hamilton was dominant in qualifying with him two tenths faster than Bottas and half
Spain Mercedes were on it when F1 arrived back in Europe, as Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas locked out the front row. The first major upgrades for both Mercedes and Ferrari maintained the same level of performance for both teams. Sebastian Vettel was unable to find enough in the session leaving him four-tenths of Hamilton.
In a special edition of Reporters this week, we are looking back at the first six months 2018 bring you the biggest and best stories from that time of year. January – Over Christmas Lewis Hamilton caused a Twitter storm after a Instagram after posting a video saying he was ‘ashamed’ of his nephew for
Australia Lewis Hamilton started his title defence in a dominant style by taking pole by seven-tenths of a second over both Ferrari’s. The Mercedes certainly had the pace in the session, going a second faster than he managed in 2017. Meanwhile, teammate Valtteri Bottas crashed out after running wide into Turn Two, meaning he was