Hard blow for Aston Martin: Lance Stroll heavily penalized at Spa
Lance Stroll will have to deal with a heavy penalty this weekend at Spa-Francorchamps. The Aston Martin driver will drop ten places on the grid after another engine component change.
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The return of V8s in F1 is becoming clearer: an imminent revolution
Formula 1 could soon reconnect with its most iconic engines. The FIA president confirms a major turning point awaited by fans.
Pierre Gasly satisfied despite his fall from pole to seventh place in Monza
Pierre Gasly prefers to focus on the many positive points of Alpine’s weekend in Monza despite a race inevitably tinged with disappointment.
Charles Leclerc frustrated after Zandvoort: “We lose the race in qualifying”
Charles Leclerc believes that Ferrari had the pace necessary to aim for the podium at the Dutch Grand Prix. Fifth at the finish, the Monegasque mainly regrets his qualifying and explains his strategic disagreement with his team.
Charles Leclerc does not dream of Schumacher’s records, but only of a world title
For most Ferrari drivers, simply being compared to the great Michael Schumacher would be enough to build a legend.
Isack Hadjar makes a call to Red Bull
In full confidence after a great series of results, Isack Hadjar nevertheless believes that Red Bull still needs to improve to compete sustainably with Mercedes and Ferrari.
Max Verstappen vents his frustration: “The car is totally unmanageable, I’m just fed up!”
After a sixth place in qualifying in Hungary, Max Verstappen did not hide his immense frustration with the behavior of his Red Bull.
George Russell wants to follow Max Verstappen’s “luxurious” example outside of F1
George Russell also dreams of the Nürburgring 24 Hours, inspired by Max Verstappen’s recent adventure.
Aston Martin finds hope again: the ball is now in Honda’s court
The Hungarian Grand Prix marked a real turning point for Aston Martin after months spent at the back of the grid.
Lawrence Stroll on the verge of letting go: BYD candidate for the takeover of Aston Martin?
The Chinese car manufacturer BYD is reportedly considering entering Formula 1, not by creating a team from scratch, but by buying an existing structure such as Aston Martin or Alpine.