ADUO: Why Red Bull requested an FIA review
Laurent Mekies emphasizes that Red Bull is not generally against the structure of the ADUO system – Why there are doubts about the FIA’s evaluation
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Audi suddenly scores points: Is seventh place in the World Championship now realistic?
In both Silverstone and Belgium, Gabriel Bortoleto finished in the points in eighth place: Audi is within striking distance of Williams, but Allan McNish backtracks
Leclerc contradicts Hamilton’s criticism of the Ferrari simulator
Opinions differ at Ferrari – Hamilton foregoes the simulator, Leclerc still sees great benefit in it
Briatore criticizes: Fans understand only 20 percent of the new Formula 1
Flavio Briatore settles scores with the new Formula 1 regulations – The Alpine advisor warns of an engineering exercise where the fans are left behind
No ego trip: What Albon and Sainz do differently at Williams
Alexander Albon shows team spirit despite his own setbacks – James Vowles explains why his duo carries no emotional baggage and how the team benefits
Mercedes team principal admits: “We have the most powerful power unit”
Team principal Toto Wolff admits in Belgium that Mercedes currently has “the most powerful power unit” – Red Bull places hopes on the second ADUO classification
Antonelli “bad in one-on-ones”? Charles Leclerc backtracks
Charles Leclerc had complained about Kimi Antonelli’s duel behavior in the Miami sprint, but he later relativized his statements
The parallels between Russell’s situation at Mercedes & Norris’ title
Does George Russell absolutely have to seize his chance at the World Championship title this year? In a way, his situation is reminiscent of Lando Norris’s last year.
Expert sure: Formula 1 knows that the regulations are a flop
Christian Danner believes that Formula 1 has not done itself any favors with the new engine regulations – According to Timo Glock, too, the damage is done
Despite Canada frustration: James Vowles sees Williams on the rise
Williams misses a better result in Canada, but team principal James Vowles recognizes clear progress in the midfield battle of Formula 1