Il team principal della Ferrari, Frederic Vasseur, ha commentato l'incidente di Charles Leclerc nelle qualifiche del GP di Barcellona, attribuendolo a un eccesso di spinta. Ha anche elogiato la crescita di Lewis Hamilton con la McLaren.
Fred Vasseur, team principal della Ferrari, si aspetta una gara competitiva a Barcellona dopo i recenti incoraggianti risultati a Monaco e in Canada, pur sottolineando la necessità di continuare a lavorare per migliorare.
Kimi Antonelli, 19, became the youngest winner at the Monaco Grand Prix, dominating the race and extending his championship lead. His exceptional performance, including a pole position lap, has left rivals questioning if anyone can catch him this season.
Fred Vasseur anticipates a unique Monaco GP with new F1 cars offering different sensations. He highlights the importance of qualifying and execution on the track, especially for Charles Leclerc, who races at home after renewing his contract with Ferrari.
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur confirmed the contract renewal with Charles Leclerc, highlighting his growth as a driver and his deep connection to the team.
Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD is exploring a potential entry into Formula 1, considering options from a minority stake in an existing team to launching a new one. The company has reportedly approached former Red Bull Racing principal Christian Horner.
George Russell won the Canadian Grand Prix sprint race after a heated on-track battle with teammate Kimi Antonelli. The pair clashed for the lead, with Antonelli demanding a penalty, but Russell ultimately secured the win.
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli secured his third consecutive Grand Prix victory at the Miami Grand Prix, beating McLaren's Lando Norris to claim the win. The 19-year-old Italian now leads the world championship by 20 points from teammate George Russell in only his second F1 season. Team principal Toto Wolff praised the performance as his best yet and compared Antonelli to tennis star Jannik Sinner, noting both have been winning on the same Sundays.
Ayao Komatsu, Haas's 50-year-old Japanese team principal, has guided the American team to fourth place in the F1 championship after three races — the highest position ever held by a US team. A rebellious figure who left Japan at 14 to escape cultural conformity, Komatsu studied at Warwick and Loughborough, played rugby in Coventry, and became a devoted Coventry City fan. After a decade with Haas and two years as team principal, he has transformed the smallest team on the grid through a philosophy of empowering staff to take risks, notably trusting rookie Oliver Bearman despite criticism.
The FIA has confirmed rule changes for the current Formula One season following driver dissatisfaction and safety concerns with new energy management regulations. The changes, agreed upon by the FIA, team principals, and F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali, include reducing the qualifying energy recharge limit from 8 to 7 megajoules and increasing the super clipping recharge limit from 250kW to 350kW. Max Verstappen has considered his future in F1 due to the energy management impact on racing, while Oliver Bearman's Suzuka accident highlighted safety concerns around differing closing speeds. The rules will be ratified before the Miami Grand Prix on May 3.
Il team principal Mercedes: "Sta andando bene, ma servono meno aspettative"
Formula One leaders met on Monday to agree changes to the sport's new regulations, which have faced criticism after the opening three races. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff expressed confidence in finding solutions using "a scalpel rather than a baseball bat". The changes, addressing energy management and safety concerns raised by drivers including Max Verstappen, are expected to be ratified before the Miami Grand Prix on May 3.
