Kimi Antonelli has drawn praise from Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff for how he’s handled a Mercedes that has proven tricky to drive since its most recent update package was rolled out in Malaysia.Antonelli, who finished second in Malaysia and third in Singapore, ran the update in Singapore while teammate… Source link
A big lead over George Russell has the Italian within touching distance of a first drivers’ championship, one that he could secure with a victory next time out at COTA. Yet his advantage over Max Verstappen is the one that could prove to be the one to measure the final standings in. Source link
When Lando Norris attempted to overtake teammate Oscar Piastri on the final lap of the Singapore Sprint and the result was two spinning McLarens, it put team principal Andrea Stella in a tough spot. He chose his words carefully, but the depth of feeling was clear… Source link
Max Verstappen has avoided a grid penalty for Saturday’s Sprint in Singapore after the pole winner was investigated by the stewards for allegedly breaching yellow flag regulations during Sprint qualifying. Source link
Valtteri Bottas says he had to navigate snakes, reptiles and being chased by a dog as part of his commute from Malaysia to the Singapore Grand Prix by bike. Source link
George Russell will start from the rear of the grid for this weekend’s Singapore GP following the power unit failure that brought an early end to his day in Malaysia. Source link
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella says the latest raft of updates improved its car’s potential, but whether it has climbed up F1’s pecking order remains an open question. Source link
Despite the cause of multiple slow cars on the formation lap of the Bahrain GP in Malaysia being an FIA software glitch, Fernando Alonso believes those cars should have been removed from the race. Source link
A third power unit failure for George Russell left him 84 points off teammate Kimi Antonelli after the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia. Source link
Five years on from the Abu Dhabi debacle, Verstappen and Hamilton are sharing the front row again
Continued development from Red Bull and Ferrari has put Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton back on the front row tegether after five years. Source link