Leclerc: Ferrari has maintained Styrian GP race pace
Charles Leclerc is confident that Ferrari's strong Sunday pace from the Styrian Grand Prix remains for the second race in Austria.
Articles by Jamie Woodhouse
Wolff confirms one more W12 upgrade for Silverstone
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff confirmed that their 2021 challenger will get one final development for 2021, set to arrive at the British GP.
Max wants more from C5 amid Merc improvement
Max Verstappen feels it will be important for him to get the most out of the soft C5 tyre with Mercedes improving in Austria.
Vettel created hotel for bees on day off
Sebastian Vettel put his time between races in Austria to good use by helping to build a hotel for bees with local school children.
Gasly still playing catch-up after Styrian GP woes
Pierre Gasly was playing catch-up during Friday practice ahead of the Styrian GP after a lack of track time last weekend.
Alonso praises Zhou for ‘perfect execution’ of FP1
Fernando Alonso believes Alpine junior Guanyu Zhou did a perfect job as he made his FP1 debut with the team in Austria.
Honda reject theories over engine performance gains
Honda has denied talk that their second engine spec is an improvement due to upgrades or an ability to be run harder.
No burnouts, perhaps ‘bungee jumping’ Max jokes
After his warning for celebrating victory in Styria with a burnout, Max Verstappen had a few sarcastic ideas for the FIA.
Mercedes will not ditch ‘barn door’ rear wing
Mercedes feel they would be sacrificing cornering speed and more if they were to ditch their 'barn door' rear wing.
Alonso questions FIA’s priorities after Max warning
Fernando Alonso wants the FIA to focus their attentions on policing track limits rather than Max Verstappen's Styria burnout.
Mercedes ‘could have vetoed’ Honda engine changes
Mercedes have been surprised by the performance gains of the Honda engine, but they could have actually vetoed them under the rules.
Hamilton adds to Mercedes upgrade confusion
Lewis Hamilton has now revealed he knew of Mercedes' upgrade plans, having said last weekend he thought none were in the pipeline.
Brawn clarifies sprint qualifying pole situation
Ross Brawn has clarified that the sprint qualifying winner will be considered the pole-sitter for the grand prix that weekend.
Leclerc reacts to first simulations of 2022 car
Charles Leclerc has said the new generation of Formula 1 cars are "very different" after spending time in the simulator.
Schumacher feels like a ‘different driver’ now
Looking back to the start of his rookie Formula 1 season, Mick Schumacher said he now feels like a "different driver".
Seidl needs points from both McLaren drivers
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has spoken of Daniel Ricciardo still being in a learning process, but that points need to start coming.
Mercedes have ‘number of ways’ to improve the W12
Mercedes motorsport strategy director James Vowles has confirmed the team will continue to work on improving the W12.
Hamilton steps up involvement in Red Bull fight
Lewis Hamilton has "re-doubled his contribution" at Mercedes for the fight against Red Bull, according to technical director James Allison.
Ex-Ferrari principal Arrivabene named Juventus CEO
Juventus Football Club have drafted in former Ferrari F1 team boss Maurizio Arrivabene as their top executive.
Kubica hails ‘significant’ Ferrari engine gains
Alfa Romeo reserve driver Robert Kubica said that his team are reaping the rewards of a much improved Ferrari power unit.
Two-stop in Styria would have committed Bottas to P4
Mercedes said that if they had have put Valtteri Bottas onto a two-stop strategy in Styria, he would have certainly finished P4.
Domenicali: Quality of F1 grid now ‘much higher’
Upon returning to Formula 1, the series' CEO Stefano Domenicali has noticed that there are now more drivers of a high standard.
AlphaTauri needed ‘less lazy’ car for 2021 progress
AlphaTauri chased better low-speed performance from their "lazy" AT02, and the outcome has been very satisfying indeed.
Russian GP could alternate between Sochi and Igora Drive
Rosgonki, promoter of the Russian GP, have not ruled out the possibility of Sochi and Igora Drive alternating on the calendar.
COTA adding 20,000 more fans with growing US interest
The Circuit of the Americas has plans to welcome an extra 20,000 fans through the gates for the 2021 United States Grand Prix.
Ferrari reach the top tier of FIA environmental scheme
Ferrari has achieved Three-Star Environmental Accreditation, the highest possible rating under the FIA-led initiative.
Driver ratings from the Styrian Grand Prix
The Styrian Grand Prix may not have lived up to the hype, but there were still plenty of good performances to admire at the Red Bull Ring.
Bottas was ‘rallying’ at Styrian GP on worn-out tyres
Valtteri Bottas had very little left in his tyres as he desperately tried to hold on to P3 at the Styrian Grand Prix.
Horner doesn’t believe Mercedes won’t upgrade W12
Mercedes claim there are no more upgrades planned for the W12, but Red Bull boss Christian Horner is not buying it.
Wolff selling off his private Ferrari collection
Mercedes team principal and co-owner Toto Wolff has confirmed that he will be selling off his collection of Ferrari cars.