Ferrari urged to make ‘extreme’ call that ‘goes against logic’
F1 is still two races away from its halfway point, but a former Ferrari engineer reckons making the call is the only way they can win the title.
F1 is still two races away from its halfway point, but a former Ferrari engineer reckons making the call is the only way they can win the title.
Nearly a year to the day of his sacking from Red Bull, the powerful figure’s paddock visit has got the F1 world talking. One possibility stands out.
Australia’s Oscar Piastri struggled in both the sprint race and qualifying at the British Grand Prix on Sunday (Australian time).
Lewis Hamilton continued his long love affair with Silverstone as McLaren lagged behind.
The four-time world champion has warned this weekend’s British Grand Prix, at one of the most iconic tracks on the calendar, could be a fizzer.
Rumours of a switch between the young Aussie and the world champion won’t go away, but Piastri says he trusts his team fully.
Oscar Piastri was ropeable with a 10-second penalty for a safety car infringement, which handed Lando Norris the win at Silverstone.
Max Verstappen clinched pole for the British Grand Prix on Sunday (AEST), ahead of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
Lewis Hamilton had been counting the days since his last Formula 1 win and the number was creeping toward 1000.
When Oscar Piastri was 13, he was stoked to score $500 for winning a karting competition. He's now on a much thicker pay slip.