Lando Norris got his British Grand Prix weekend off to a flying start, topping both practice sessions at Silverstone. However, the McLaren driver remains wary of the threat posed by Mercedes, who he believes could be just as quick as his team once they ramp up their engines.
Author: Ophelia Mournblade
In a bid to regain lost pace, Red Bull Racing will run a half-upgraded Formula 1 car at the British Grand Prix, with Daniel Ricciardo acknowledging the team’s recent upgrades failed to deliver the desired performance boost. As the midfield battle heats up, the team is hoping this strategic move will help them recover their form and fend off the surging Haas outfit.
In this week’s Akkodis race debrief, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team’s Technical Director James Allison reflects on the team’s triumphant Austrian Grand Prix weekend, delving into the intricacies of stint lengths and the broader implications of the victory for the entire team at Brackley and Brixworth.
Red Bull’s Sergio Perez has come under intense scrutiny for his recent Formula 1 slump, as the Mexican driver struggles to match the pace of teammate Max Verstappen. With rival teams closing the gap, Perez must find a way to regain his form and provide the consistent support Verstappen needs to maintain Red Bull’s lead in the constructors’ championship.
Nico Hülkenberg’s sixth-place finish at the 2024 Austrian Grand Prix has shown that consistency and efficient car updates are key to success in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) 2024 season, as teams gear up for the next round of intense endurance races.
Reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen was left scratching his head after his Red Bull car became ‘undriveable’ during the Austrian Grand Prix, ultimately costing him an almost guaranteed win. Verstappen was critical of his team’s strategy and pit stops, which he believed were subpar, as he remained perplexed about his sudden loss of pace.
Lando Norris has called out Max Verstappen for his ‘unfair’ and ‘reckless’ driving after the two collided at the Austrian Grand Prix, demanding an apology from the Red Bull driver. The incident has sparked debate in the F1 community, leaving fans wondering about the ethics of racing and the importance of taking responsibility on the track.
In a captivating qualifying session, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen clinched pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix sprint race, with McLaren’s Lando Norris emerging as his closest challenger. Fans can expect an electrifying showdown as the two drivers continue their gripping title battle on the sprint race circuit.
In a thrilling display of speed, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen secured pole position for the upcoming Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix Sprint race, clocking the quickest time during Sprint Qualifying with a blistering 1:04.686s lap. This impressive feat extends his unbeaten run over a single lap at the Red Bull Ring, a circuit where he has consistently demonstrated his mastery.
Pierre Gasly has opened up about his decision to extend his contract with the Alpine Formula 1 team, citing the squad’s ‘huge potential’ as a major factor in his choice. Despite a difficult start to the 2024 season, Gasly remains convinced in Alpine’s ability to compete at the top of the Formula 1 standings in the coming years.