Max Verstappen overcame yet another difficult Friday to stun his rivals and snatch pole position for the British GP.
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Alex Albon urges ‘review’ into Williams F1 qualifying strategy after British GP blunder
Alex Albon has urged Williams to reconsider its qualifying strategies after missing out on the final part of qualifying for F1’s British GP.
BővebbenMcLaren wary resurgent Ferrari could be a threat beyond F1 British GP
McLaren heads into the F1 British Grand Prix cautious of Ferrari’s “impressive” pace, which has shown signs of strength not only at Silverstone but also as a major threat for the remainder of the 2025 season.
BővebbenRevving Towards Success: Aprilia Sets Sights on Jorge Martin’s Race Return to Reignite the Rhythm
Aprilia identify target for Jorge Martin race return to build ”rhythm”
BővebbenRain-drenched Drama: F1 British Grand Prix Braces for Soaked Silverstone Showdown
Wet weather and thunderstorms forecast on British Grand Prix Sunday.
BővebbenThe Enigmatic Shadows of Strategic Uncertainty at Silverstone
Pirelli’s head of motorsport, Mario Isola, believes a one-stop could be an option at Silverstone, despite the tyre range being one step softer for the British Grand Prix this year.
BővebbenWill Max Verstappen’s British GP low-downforce choice pay off or bite him?
Qualifying at Formula 1’s British Grand Prix was intriguing, with the top six cars within 0.229s in Q3. The different set-up choices played a crucial role in determining the grid positions. Ferrari and Mercedes prioritized speed in corners over straights, while Red Bull opted for a lower-downforce setup for better straightline speed. Max Verstappen’s move to a low-downforce wing proved beneficial in finding the right car balance and achieving pole position. The strategic setup differences between teams promise an exciting race with varying strengths and weaknesses on the track. McLaren’s…
BővebbenMastering the Elements: Team Tactics for F1’s British GP Challenges
Following a morning shower at Silverstone, we began planning amidst forecasted rain for the Formula 1 British Grand Prix weekend, which seemed to hold off until Sunday. The race strategies hinge on potential further rain throughout the afternoon, given the unpredictable British weather. Lower temperatures will affect tire performance during Silverstone’s 52-lap race, especially in high-load corners where thermal degradation or graining may emerge. Pirelli’s motorsport chief mentioned a difference of two-three seconds between one and two pit stops, slightly favoring the two-stop, crucial for tire management in the race.…
BővebbenF1 British Grand Prix on brink of Met Office weather warning
F1 British Grand Prix on brink of Met Office weather warning
BővebbenDucati’s Groundbreaking Flat-Track Creation Unveiled for Pecco Bagnaia
Ducati reveal a new bike to assist Pecco Bagnaia’s training
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