F1 drivers demand more rule power for Formula 1 drivers
Lewis Hamilton will involve drivers more strongly in Formula 1 rules. Team principals warn of too many voices and political interests
Lewis Hamilton will involve drivers more strongly in Formula 1 rules. Team principals warn of too many voices and political interests
Williams is making progress, but Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz are tempering expectations. The car is still too heavy, bigger updates are expected to follow
Haas leaves Miami without World Championship points: Both Oliver Bearman and Esteban Ocon miss the top 10, but there is confidence – update planned in Canada
After the break, Formula 1 gets mixed up: updates, track factors, and new rules change the balance of power – is Mercedes suddenly beatable?
The Koenigsegg One:1 by Adrian Sutil, which is said to be worth up to 22 million US dollars, is at the center of the investigations – The whereabouts of the hypercar are unclear
Audi experiences another weekend full of setbacks in Miami: “The pace is not so bad, but we also have to somehow implement it,” demands Nico Hülkenberg
Aston Martin continues to lag behind in Miami: Whether the vibrations are finally resolved, why there is hope, and which problems need to be solved by Canada
McLaren analyzes Lando Norris’s lost race: At first, the pit stop seems decisive, but the truth is more complex …
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Kimi Antonelli delivers world championship-level results in only his second season and sets new standards in Formula 1