Author: James Phillips

Alpine drivers Pierre Gasly and Jack Doohan have admitted feeling positive after a strong Friday at the F1 Saudi Arabian GP.

Mercedes drivers George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli have reflected on a positive first day in Jeddah. Emerging as a threat to McLaren in the first practice session, Russell and Antonelli slipped down the order in the second session. However, laps at the end of FP2 were curtailed by Yuki Tsunoda’s crash in the closing minutes. Nonetheless, the team enters qualifying day in a position to challenge for the front row of the grid. Speaking after FP2, Russell said although his performance dropped off, he is confident of returning towards the top of the timesheets in FP3 and qualifying. “It…

Aston Martin Team Principal and CEO Andy Cowell has revealed the priorities of Adrian Newey in his first month with the team.

Oscar Piastri has predicted a close battle for victory at this weekend’s F1 Saudi Arabian GP.

George Russell has revealed the scale of the technical issues he experienced during F1 Bahrain GP.

Oscar Piastri reflected on the decisions made by McLaren and himself during the F1 Bahrain GP.

Charles Leclerc has lamented his and Ferrari’s underwhelming performance at the F1 Bahrain GP.

Oscar Piastri dominated the F1 Bahrain GP, winning by over 15 seconds from George Russell. Oscar Piastri led away from pole position and never looked back once through Turn 1. Despite an optimistic move from George Russell threatening to derail his afternoon, Piastri dominated the race to take his fourth career victory. A perfectly timed Safety Car allowed for a fresh medium tyres in the closing stages, and he pulled away from Russell, despite the Mercedes’ soft tyre advantage after the restart. Speaking in Parc Ferme after the race, Piastri was understandably delighted with his evening’s work. “Its great to…

Alex Dunne took a dominant F2 Feature Race win under the Bahrain sun, in a display that acted as a statement of intent.

Lewis Hamilton has not held back in his assessment of his below-par qualifying performance at the F1 Bahrain GP. Lewis Hamilton has been consistently behind team-mate Charles Leclerc all weekend in Bahrain. This trait continued in qualifying. Leclerc initially secured 3rd in Q3. However, he was promoted to the front row after a grid drop for George Russell. Hamilton, meanwhile, could only manage 9th. The gap between him and Leclerc was over six-tenths of a second. Speaking to the media after qualifying, Hamilton praised his team-mates performance, while criticising his own. “On a positive our car is clearly a lot…