Why F1 will be so ‘tough’ in 2025. Plus: Haas drivers on Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari debut
With F1’s current regulations now in their fourth year, the performance gaps that gave front-runners comfortable advantages are shrinking fast. Teams that were once struggling to keep pace have had enough time with these cars to catch up on the learning curve. (See: Ferrari and McLaren’s surge last year .)
Ferrari executive Loic Serra has revealed “a lot of work” has gone into the team improving their qualifying pace, in a move ...
A number of huge driver transfers took place last year, including Lewis Hamilton's shock switch to Ferrari, Carlos Sainz ...
Formula 1 winter testing in Bahrain begins with rookies making their debuts and Lewis Hamilton driving a Ferrari for the ...
The first hearings for Felipe Massa's case against the FIA, FOM, and Bernie Ecclestone regarding his 2008 F1 title loss to ...
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Red Bull F1 star exits role in BOMBSHELL announcementWhile Verstappen still won the drivers' championship, he suffered a 10-race winless run which allowed Lando Norris back into ...
Z Capital Group (“ZCG”) today announced it has signed an extension to continue as a Team Partner with Scuderia Ferrari HP ...
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Ferrari’s ‘one-second’ benchmark in F1 2025 development planBeing one second behind or one second in front in Melbourne will go a long way towards determining Ferrari’s development plan ...
Formula 1 cars are beautiful when designed well and truly terrible when things go wrong - as Michael Schumacher found out ...
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