Ralf Schumacher: Charles Leclerc “is being made to look a bit silly”
Ralf Schumacher thinks Charles Leclerc is still faster than Lewis Hamilton – but he has to accept that his teammate is now closer
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A worthy conclusion? Ocon talks about Brazil podium with Gasly
Esteban Ocon sees his Alpine podium with Pierre Gasly at the end of the 2024 season as a fitting conclusion to his time with Team Enstone
Toto Wolff: “I continue to stand by our performance focus”
Mercedes is leaving the competition behind but struggles with reliability issues – Toto Wolff makes it clear why performance still takes priority for him
Formula 1 technology: Ferrari engine upgrade is expected to bring around 15 hp
With the introduction of the first engine upgrade at the upcoming Formula 1 race in Spielberg, Ferrari will bring the intake air to an even higher temperature
Ralf Schumacher skeptical: Will Aston Martin even reach the finish line?
After numerous problems during the test drives in Bahrain, Ralf Schumacher believes that Aston Martin and Honda face difficult weeks and months ahead.
Driver ratings Budapest: Fourth place for Nico Hülkenberg after first Audi points
After his first World Championship points for Audi, Nico Hülkenberg received a good rating in the Formula 1 reader poll of Motorsport-Total.com
Formula 1 spectators: Madrid overtakes Barcelona already at the premiere
How many spectators experienced the Formula 1 premiere in Madrid live at the Madring and where Madrid stands in comparison to international race tracks
Nine races in eleven weeks: Insider warns of burnout in Formula 1
The long-time Red Bull mechanic Calum Nicholas warns against burning out employees in Formula 1 – Currently, the premier class faces a mammoth schedule
Leclerc misses Madrid win: Ferrari’s problem lies in a completely different area
Ferrari let Charles Leclerc run 48 laps on the same set of tires in Madrid – A red flag could have rewarded the gamble with the win
Formula 1 boss confident: Soon even more variety at the top
Stefano Domenicali is satisfied with the current status of Formula 1 and promises that fans can look forward to even more variety in the future