Back to the roots: Why Williams suddenly looks like 1981 in Madrid
White, green, and dark blue instead of the usual look: Williams recalls its successful past at the Formula 1 debut in Madrid
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Günther Steiner settles scores with FIA: Sainz penalty in Hungary far too mild
Günther Steiner considers the penalty against Carlos Sainz after the collision with Oscar Piastri too mild – He speaks clearly and strongly criticizes the FIA’s reasoning
Hülkenberg dampens hopes: Audi probably “a bit further away” in Spa
Nico Hülkenberg expects a difficult qualifying for Audi in Spa and also received a warning for ignoring yellow flags in practice
Colapinto explains: Only a few Formula 1 drivers from South America
Franco Colapinto talks before the Barcelona-Catalonia Grand Prix about the difficulties of building a motorsport career in South America
Leclerc extends at Ferrari: Right decision or dead end?
Charles Leclerc has tied his future to Ferrari with a long-term extension: Has he made the right choice or is he taking a big risk?
“Revolving door in management”: Expert identifies Aston Martin’s problem
Expert Martin Brundle is convinced that Jonathan Wheatley would be a good team principal for Aston Martin, after there has recently been “a revolving door” in the team leadership
TV ratings Madrid: Sky beats RTL in key target group
Strong TV ratings for Formula 1 in Madrid: Sky significantly exceeds its season average and takes the lead in an important category ahead of RTL
First Ferrari win: Only three drivers needed more races than Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton took his first win in his 31st Formula 1 race for Ferrari, but statistics reveal: Only three Scuderia drivers needed more attempts.
Environmental knight Sebastian Vettel: How he surprised students in Sweden
Sebastian Vettel visited a school in Sweden to talk to the children about environmental projects – There he was knighted
Popstar Adele at McLaren: First driving attempts in the simulator
Pop icon Adele surprised with a visit to the McLaren headquarters in Woking – The Brit even tested the team’s Formula 1 simulator