Rafael Câmara’s baptism of fire in F1: Ferrari will be able to count on him in the future
The Brazilian Rafael Câmara took a major step this week in his progression towards Formula 1.
The Brazilian Rafael Câmara took a major step this week in his progression towards Formula 1.
The coincidence is troubling, at a time when controversy is raging about “slow-motion” qualifying.
Kimi Antonelli won a completely crazy Canadian Grand Prix ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. Mercedes seemed on course for a one-two finish before George Russell’s sudden retirement after an intense battle between the two teammates.
Very close on track since the start of the season, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc are worrying some observers. But Ferrari refuses any controversy.
Ferrari finally decided against using its innovative rear wing during the Chinese Grand Prix sprint qualifying, a decision that left Lewis Hamilton perplexed.
The Kimi Antonelli phenomenon is not only making waves on track: he is also smashing records… at auction.
Oscar Piastri believes that this season allows him to take an important step forward in his F1 progression in the shadow of Lando Norris.
The return of Formula 1 to the Nürburgring, even within the framework of Pirelli testing, had an interesting symbolic and technical value.
Discreet throughout the weekend, Oscar Piastri still managed to secure a second consecutive podium with McLaren.
Franz Tost understands the criticisms made by Max Verstappen regarding the new Formula 1 regulations.