Welcome to the Qatar Grand Prix – 2024
The latest news and analysis behind the headlines ahead of this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix, looking at the biggest talking points going into this race at Lusail International Circuit, Lusail
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F1 Today – 01/02/2021
The latest news and analysis behind the headlines from across Formula One, exploring the day’s events from a global perspective.
F1 Today – 03/09/2019
Vettel had no issue playing ‘roadblock’ Sebastian Vettel said he had no issue “playing roadblock” to help his teammate Charles Leclerc take his maiden win at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Monacan comfortably outpaced the former world champion in qualifying and outran him again in the race. Vettel had to make an early stop to
F1 Today – 06/05/2019
Binotto admits Mercedes has a “slightly better” car Ferrari’s team principal Mattia Binotto says that Mercedes has a “slightly better” car but insists that the gap between the two teams in the championship is not representative. The Italian team were believed to be the benchmark in testing, however, Mercedes has made a brilliant start to
F1 Today – Abu Dhabi Test Special – 27/11/2018
Abu Dhabi Test – Vettel sets the pace on day one Sebastian Vettel was fastest on the first day of the post-season test in Abu Dhabi. The Ferrari driver was four tenths faster than the Mercedes of Valtteri Bottas with Lance Stroll third fastest driving the Force India. Vettel’s time was two seconds off Lewis
F1 Today – 17/11/2017
Hamilton didn’t like his overtakes in Brazil Lewis Hamilton made ten overtakes on his way to fourth place in the Brazilian Grand Prix, but says he did not like any of them. The Mercedes driver used DRS for the majority of his overtakes into the first corner, but despite him using it to overtake he
F1 Today – 20/09/2017
We cannot fix weakness this season – Hamilton Lewis Hamilton says that his Mercedes team will not be able to fix the current weakness of the car until next season. Though Mercedes took the win in the Singapore Grand Prix, the team has struggled this season on high-downforce, low-speed F1 circuits such as Marina Bay.
Former McLaren engine supplier and racing driver John Nicholson dies aged seventy-five
John Nicholson who made one Grand Prix start but won two championships as an engine builder has died aged seventy-five. The new Zealander was best known for founding Nicholson-McLaren engines, a premier suppliers of Cosworth DFVs. The engine powered both Emerson Fittipaldi in 1974 and James Hunt in 1976 to their championships. Though Nicholson started