Charles Leclerc without regrets despite a missed podium in Madrid: “We have to bounce back”
Charles Leclerc finished fourth in the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring after attempting an alternate strategy with Hard tires.
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Aston Martin urged to rebuild its team without Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll: clean slate
Martin Brundle believes that Aston Martin should take advantage of its deep restructuring to also renew its driver duo.
Romain Grosjean apologizes to Brown after misrepresenting his comments about Piastri
Romain Grosjean apologized to Zak Brown after admitting to having misinterpreted the statements of the McLaren CEO.
Franco Colapinto shines in Madrid, Pierre Gasly frustrated despite Alpine’s good pace
Franco Colapinto had one of his best weekends in F1: qualified ninth, the Argentine finished seventh after a solid race.
How to read an F1 weekend before getting interested in betting
Qualifying, engine reliability, shifting odds: how to read a F1 weekend before getting interested in Starsport sports betting in Belgium.
The drivers demand changes to the Madring after a race without overtaking
The first Grand Prix held at Madring left a bitter taste for many drivers: the race proved to be poor in overtaking.
Lando Norris demands a rule change after Madrid: “This is not how we should lose”
Trapped by the virtual safety car in Madrid, Lando Norris reveals that the drivers had already proposed a regulation change to avoid this scenario.
Max Verstappen maintains his accusations against Hamilton: “My race could have ended at turn 2”
Max Verstappen does not regret leaving the track during his duel with Lewis Hamilton in Madrid and assures that contact would otherwise have been inevitable.
Honda makes a radical decision to save its F1 project
With only 3 points in 14 Grand Prix, Honda urgently reorganizes the management of its Aston Martin F1 engine. Yoichiro Fukao replaces Tetsushi Kakuda.
McLaren disgusted by Norris’ bad luck: “We were winning this race by 20 to 25 seconds”
Zak Brown believes that Lando Norris was untouchable in Madrid and would have easily won the race without a virtual safety car at a cruel timing.