Strong day for Ferrari in Austria as both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton qualify near the front.
BővebbenMonth: June 2025
Revelation and Redemption: George Russell’s Journey Amid FIA Inquiry
George Russell was summoned to the stewards over an incident in Austrian Grand Prix qualifying.
BővebbenWinners and losers from 2025 Austrian Grand Prix F1 qualifying
A host of disappointed drivers further down the order than they should’ve been + some clear standouts here are our winners and losers in the F1 field from Austrian GP qualifying
BővebbenHorner dismisses Verstappen-Mercedes talks as just “noise”
Christian Horner, the team principal of Red Bull, has dismissed the ongoing speculation linking Max Verstappen, the Formula 1 world champion, with a seat at Mercedes as “a lot of noise.” Toto Wolff, his Mercedes counterpart, has shown interest in Verstappen in the past but has now suggested a scenario where George Russell and the Dutchman could potentially swap seats next year. However, Horner is adamant that the rumors surrounding Verstappen’s future are merely speculative, emphasizing their contract with the driver until 2028 and indicating they do not pay much…
BővebbenMcLaren’s Misfortune: From Hero to Zero at the Austrian Grand Prix
FIA announce PENALTY for McLaren star who goes from hero to zero at Austrian GP
BővebbenRed Bull Racing’s Christian Horner Calm Amidst Verstappen-Mercedes Rumors
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner dismissed speculation about Max Verstappen moving to Mercedes as “a lot of noise,” reaffirming that they have a contract with Verstappen until 2028. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff had considered Verstappen in the past but seems to suggest a low chance of him joining Mercedes in 2026. George Russell, currently with Mercedes, is waiting for a contract extension and has been linked to Aston Martin. Horner emphasized that while Russell’s situation with Mercedes is unclear, they are committed to Verstappen. The ongoing talks and rumors…
BővebbenGame-Changing Friday Wipeout Forces Marquez to Adapt Strategy for MotoGP Dutch GP
Marc Marquez, the current MotoGP championship leader, acknowledged the need to race cautiously at the Dutch Grand Prix due to injuries sustained in practice. Despite feeling the effects of two big crashes during the weekend, Marquez secured a sprint race victory on Saturday, holding off his brother Alex. While experiencing stiffness and pain in his finger and right arm, Marquez’s performance was not significantly impacted, though his confidence and riding style were affected. Understanding the risks involved, Marquez adopted a calm approach to preserve championship points and acknowledged the possibility…
BővebbenUncovering the Unforeseen: Carlos Sainz’s Struggle in Austria Qualifying
Carlos Sainz pointed to unexpected floor damage as the main reason for his surprise Q1 elimination in qualifying for the F1 Austrian Grand Prix, revealing his Williams car was “pulling to one side”.
BővebbenChristian Horner Breaks Silence: Max Verstappen Unleashes Frustration Over Mercedes F1 Switch Speculations
“It’s a lot of noise. I think Max gets quite annoyed by it. We’re very clear that the contract we have with Max is until 2028.”
BővebbenThe Price of Precision: Pierre Gasly’s Costly Spin in Austria F1 Qualifying
A promising showing in qualifying was undone by a late spin for Pierre Gasly.
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