Key Highlights: Nico Rosberg criticized Ferrari’s handling of inter-team battles between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, pointing out a lack of clear driving instructions. Rosberg recalled how Mercedes established transparent guidelines under Toto Wolff, citing the 2016 Monaco Grand Prix where he was ordered to let Hamilton pass. The 2016 Formula 1 world champion highlighted ...
Key Highlights: Carlos Sainz defended Charles Leclerc’s hard racing, calling intense intra-team battles a natural byproduct of competing for Formula 1 victories. Sainz revealed that external pressure, polarized fan reactions, and media narratives at Ferrari were far more challenging than his personal dynamic with Leclerc. The Spanish driver argued that team principals must accept intra-team ...
Key Highlights Tensions remain high between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc following an opening-corner clash at the Mexico GP that cost Scuderia Ferrari a potential victory or 1-2 finish. Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur is holding a crucial summit with both drivers at Interlagos to establish non-negotiable boundaries and prioritize team interests. The internal friction ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton revealed that he and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc must hold face-to-face discussions at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix following their opening-lap incident in Mexico. A potential 1-2 finish for Ferrari slipped away when the two drivers tangled on Lap 1 at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, allowing Max Verstappen to take the ...
Key Highlights: Max Verstappen admits reaching second place in the championship standings is an unexpected achievement after Red Bull’s difficult start to the 2026 campaign. Following a five-race podium drought and 16 races without a victory, mid-season upgrades and power unit refinements propelled the Dutchman back to the front. Verstappen addressed ongoing complaints regarding gear ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton is preparing to make his 400th Formula 1 Grand Prix appearance at the upcoming Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil. Now in his 20th season, the Ferrari driver currently holds major all-time records, including 106 Grand Prix victories, 105 pole positions, 209 podium finishes, and a joint-record seven World Championships. Hamilton ...
Key Highlights: Lewis Hamilton is set to achieve a monumental career milestone of 400 Grand Prix appearances at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. Fans can test their motorsport trivia through Formula 1’s “Higher or Lower” driver starts game, developed in collaboration with Global AI Partner AWS. Participants playing the interactive game will automatically enter a ...
Key Highlights: Mercedes is on the brink of securing its ninth Formula 1 constructors’ championship at the upcoming Brazilian Grand Prix in SĂŁo Paulo. Following Kimi Antonelli’s maiden drivers’ title win in Mexico, Mercedes needs only to outscore second-placed Ferrari by at least three points to clinch the teams’ crown. The 2026 campaign represents the ...
Key Highlights: Ferrari’s opening-lap squabble at Turn 4 between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton triggered immediate scrutiny from rivals at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Team principal Laurent Mekies questioned the FIA’s delayed ruling and five-second penalty for Leclerc, calling the sanction “a bit light” after Leclerc had already pulled a five-second gap. A rapid ...
Key Highlights: Nico Rosberg reflected on his fierce Formula 1 title battle with Lewis Hamilton, noting that while their relationship has thawed to “neutral,” they will never be best friends. Rosberg defended his shock decision to retire five days after winning the 2016 World Championship, stating he gave everything he had to beat Hamilton and ...
Key Highlights Max Verstappen enters the SĂŁo Paulo Grand Prix weekend as the 6/4 betting favorite for pole position despite qualifying outside the top spot in his last two outings. Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc share identical 5/1 odds following Hamiltonâs breakthrough pole position at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Mercedes driver and newly ...
Key Highlights: Ferrari team-mates Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton engaged in an aggressive first-lap clash at the Mexico City Grand Prix, resulting in a time penalty for Leclerc after an off-track excursion at Turn 4. Leclerc accepted the sporting sanction, revealing he deliberately retained position to prevent Red Bull’s Max Verstappen from gaining further tactical ...