Lewis Hamilton says he has no interest getting involved in Felipe Massa’s legal battle to overturn the 2008 F1 world championship.
BővebbenYear: 2023
Lawson 'won't settle' for anything less than full-time F1 seat
Lawson 'won't settle' for anything less than full-time F1 seat
BővebbenNorris gets "exciting" McLaren F1 car upgrade for Singapore GP
McLaren has introduced a new development package for the Marina Bay circuit, with Lando Norris having access to the entire range of new elements, while Oscar Piastri will receive them gradually. The team will reveal the full range of aero changes on Friday, focusing on addressing weaknesses at low speed. Norris believes it is the most significant car development since the Austrian GP. Although it may not help in all areas, it should enhance performance in terms of overall loads, cornering speeds, consistency, and tire wear traction. Norris emphasizes the…
BővebbenUnited Autosports relocates U.S. base to Mooresville
United Autosports relocates U.S. base to Mooresville
BővebbenArmstrong, Blomqvist pass IndyCar oval tests at Texas
Armstrong, Blomqvist pass IndyCar oval tests at Texas
BővebbenPorsche Carrera Cup N.A. returns to the Brickyard
Porsche Carrera Cup N.A. returns to the Brickyard
BővebbenVettel to RETURN to F1 track
Sebastian Vettel will continue with his commitment to wildlife this month as he returns to Suzuka to build eleven new beehives at turn two.
BővebbenHamilton blasts ‘unacceptable’ Marko comments on Perez
Marko made offensive comments about Perez’s performance and attributed it to his South American background, leading to backlash and demands for his resignation. Hamilton expressed disappointment in Marko’s comments and highlighted the need for more progress in combating discrimination in the sport. Marko has since apologized to Perez and Perez believes they can move on. Hamilton emphasized the importance of continued work towards creating a more inclusive environment in the sport and called for stronger actions when individuals make discriminatory comments. Read the original article Source: Motorsport Week
BővebbenF1 teams failed to provide consensus to create fourth DRS zone in Singapore
Drivers are surprised that a fourth DRS zone has not been added to the revised back straight at the Marina Bay circuit in Singapore. The layout change was necessary due to construction work, which resulted in long straights replacing the characteristic turns. The drivers planned to request an extra DRS zone during the briefing, but it is unlikely to be approved due to safety concerns. The FIA consulted the teams prior to the race, but there was no consensus, so no additional DRS zones will be assessed. Some teams did…
BővebbenF1 drivers divided on Singapore track changes improving overtaking
The Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore has undergone significant modifications, with the removal of a sequence of 90-degree corners and the addition of a single straight leading into a chicane. These changes are expected to create more overtaking opportunities during the race, which has historically been challenging for drivers to pass one another. The altered circuit configuration will also result in shorter lap times, reducing the physical demands of the race. While some drivers, such as George Russell, are optimistic about these modifications, others, like Yuki Tsunoda and Valtteri…
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