With F1 returning to its pre-season testing venue, Motorsport Week unpicks five key talking points for the 2025 Bahrain GP.
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Nicolo Bulega: A Transformation Unveiled for the Assen WorldSBK Round
Nicolo Bulega heads into the Assen WorldSBK round feeling “completely different” in comparison to his debut outing at the circuit in 2024.
BővebbenStrategic Evolution: Lando Norris Considers a Shift in Approaching McLaren’s Race Tactics
Lando Norris admits he might need “to be more demanding” with McLaren strategy after a safe approach arguably ruled him out of winning the F1 Japanese GP.
BővebbenThe strategic silence of Max Verstappen: Impact of flexi-wing crackdown on McLaren’s fortunes
Max Verstappen isn’t thinking about whether a front wing flexibility clampdown will peg back F1 Constructors’ standings leader McLaren beyond the Spanish GP.
BővebbenGeorge Russell Takes a Stand Against FIA Turmoil: A Driver’s Critique
George Russell has called for “stability” within the FIA after respected deputy president Robert Reid stepped down on the eve of the F1 Bahrain GP.
BővebbenBattle for the Podium: Petrucci Takes on WorldSBK’s Elite at Assen
Barni Spark Racing rider Danilo Petrucci has set his sights on a podium finish at the upcoming Assen WorldSBK round, though he anticipates stiff competition.
BővebbenCarlos Sainz’s bold reaction to Japanese GP fine raises eyebrows and potential FIA action
Carlos Sainz risks further punishment for swearing in response to being fined for missing the national anthem at the F1 Japanese GP.
BővebbenLeclerc’s Elite Performance Elevates Ferrari’s Formula 1 Legacy to New Heights
Charles Leclerc has insisted Ferrari’s 2025 F1 car is an improvement on its predecessor, but he has professed that the team’s rivals have made a “bigger step”.
BővebbenThe Rise of Hamilton: Ferrari’s Addressing of Leclerc’s Deficit Signals a Shift in the F1 Landscape
Lewis Hamilton is hopeful that Ferrari upgrades for the F1 Bahrain GP have addressed a perceived deficit to team-mate Charles Leclerc.
BővebbenNorris Challenges Verstappen: McLaren F1 Showdown to Settle Dominance Debate
Lando Norris has dismissed Max Verstappen’s claim that he would be dominant in a McLaren, citing he would be “disappointed” if he tested the team’s F1 car.
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