McLaren F1 announce Pato O'Ward outing
McLaren have revealed that Pato O'Ward, a member of their Driver Development Programme, will be taking part in the first Free Practice session at the Yas Marina Circuit during the...
McLaren have revealed that Pato O'Ward, a member of their Driver Development Programme, will be taking part in the first Free Practice session at the Yas Marina Circuit during the...
Normal service resumed in Suzuka for the Japanese Grand Prix as Max Verstappen cruised to a dominating win and although Verstappen was the only Red Bull to finish the race, his dominating drive saw Red Bull secure their sixth Constructors' title after they wrapped up the Constructors' Title 2023. This was also Red Bull’s consecutive Constructors’ title after winning it last season as well. McLaren scored a double podium with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finishing second and third ahead of Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz, George Russell, Fernando Alonso, Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly rounding out the points places. With two McLaren's close behind him, pole sitter Verstappen had to fend off Oscar Piastri once the lights went out but it almost saw Lando Norris take the lead although Verstappen managed to see off both McLarens to keep the lead heading into the first corner while Norris made up a place on his teammate Piastri inside the first corner.A bit Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson came together as did Valtteri Bottas and Alex Albon, with Bottas and Albon's incident bringing out the Safety Carin the opening lap. Sergio Pérez came in for an early stop under the Safety Car as the Mexican also came together with Lewis Hamilton on the opening lap which damaged his front wing. The Safety Car came in on lap 5 and Verstappen got the perfect start this time as he sped off with the two McLaren's behind. Within two laps of the restart, Verstappen was over two seconds clear of Norris and while Verstappen was cruising up front his teammate Sergio Pérez picked Guaynu Zhou for 16th place on lap 8. Bottas became the first retiree of the race, as the Finn retired after a second collision with Logan Sargeant, who rammed into the Alfa Romeo to damage Bottas' car. Sargeant was eventually given a five second penalty for crashing into Bottas. Sergio Pérez also received a five second penalty for Safety Car infringement, where he overtook under the Safety Car whilst coming out post his pitstop.
After a one-off performance at the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix, Red Bull seem to be back in form for the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix and are looking more and more...
Scuderia AlphaTauri have announced that their current driver pairing of Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda will continue to race for them in the 2024 F1 season. Ricciardo joined AlphaTauri after...
British Formula One team McLaren have announced that Oscar Piastri will stay on with them until the end of the 2026 season, following a multi-year contract extension agreement with the...
French Formula One team Alpine have partnered with Xbox, which will join as the team's Official Console Partner. The Xbox PC Game Pass will also become an Official Partner of...
After a thrilling Singapore Grand Prix, racing continues for the Asian leg as we head to the iconic Suzuka track for the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix. Red Bull have a...
Online trading firm AvaTrade has renewed its partnership with British Formula One team Aston Martin, which will see it continue on as the team's Official Trading Partner. AvaTrade's branding will...
After 14 straight Red Bull wins since the start, the 2023 Formula One season finally has a non-Red Bull race winner as Ferrari won the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix. It...
British Formula One team Williams Racing have signed 14-year-old Oleksandr Bondarev for their Driver Academy. The 2023 FIA Karting European Champion becomes the latest member of the Williams Racing Driver...
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