Tags: Alexander Albon
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Hamilton tells Albon: Sorry about that
Finally on the F1 podium after his first two attempts were wrecked by Lewis Hamilton, Alexander Albon received an apology from the Mercedes driver.
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‘Doesn’t matter who’s next to me, I’ll beat them’
Max Verstappen doesn’t care who Red Bull puts in the other car, he’s convinced he will “beat them” whoever teams up with him.
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‘Albon is good enough to hold onto Red Bull seat’
Alexander Albon proved at the Tuscan GP that he is “good enough” to race for Red Bull, that’s according to Ross Brawn.
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‘Horner spoke with Perez amidst concerns over Albon’
Although Red Bull have denied speaking to Sergio Perez’s management about the driver, rumours of the team’s interest continue.
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‘Albon is priority but Hulk is strong driver’
Alexander Albon is Red Bull’s “priority” but that doesn’t mean Christian Horner doesn’t have his eye on other drivers, notably Nico Hulkenberg.
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Albon denies added pressure after Gasly’s win
Yet to step onto the podium while his rival for his Red Bull seat, Pierre Gasly, won at Monza, Alex Albon has denied he’s under added pressure.
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Marko confused: Hamilton told us to put Albon in the car
Helmut Marko says he is confused by Lewis Hamilton’s criticism of Alex Albon as he “called us several times last year” to say the Thai driver should be promoted.
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Albon ignoring ‘95%’ of outside criticism
Yet again failing to join Max Verstappen in the battle for the podium at Spa, Alex Albon says he’s able to ignore “95 percent” of the criticism aimed at him.
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Horner on Albon rumours: Opinions without facts
Christian Horner says everyone has an opinion about Alexander Albon and Red Bull but they “don’t have really the facts”.
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Heidfeld: Verstappen is not bound by limits
Mercedes may once again be the better team but don’t tell Max Verstappen that with Nick Heidfeld impressed with the Red Bull driver.
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‘Talk comes from unfair perception of Red Bull’
Constantly dogged by speculation that he could lose his seat, Alex Albon says that comes from an “unfair” perception of “Red Bull kind of being Red Bull”.
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‘Albon criticism is unwarranted and unfair’
Christian Horner has leapt to Alex Albon’s defence, saying recent criticism of the driver is both “unwarranted and unfair”.
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Marko ‘sure’ of Albon improvement with Rennie
Red Bull’s motorsport advisor, Dr Helmut Marko, is confident the change in race engineer will help Alex Albon reach his potential at the team.
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JV urges Red Bull to drop Albon for Vettel
Sebastian Vettel has proven he knows how to get the most out of an Adrian Newey designed car and that, Jacques Villeneuve says, is why he should replace Alex Albon next season.
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Gasly refusing to speculate about Albon’s troubles
Pierre Gasly is refusing to speculate about Alex Albon’s Red Bull troubles but says he doesn’t believe the Thai driver will be dropped any time soon.
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Red Bull apologised to Albon for Q2 exit
Christian Horner “apologised” to Alexander Albon for his Q2 elimanation in Hungary, accused of making the driver look like “an idiot”.
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Horner to Albon critics: How quickly people forget
Christian Horner has leapt to the defence of Alex Albon, saying criticism of the driver shows how quickly people “forget things”.
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Albon ‘offering nothing’ in fight with Mercedes
Alex Albon’s performance at the Styrian Grand Prix has been criticised with Jolyon Palmer saying he is “offering nothing” in the fight at the top.
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Max was being ‘polite’ saying he’d partner Vettel
Max Verstappen was “being polite” when he told Sebastian Vettel he’d have been happy having him at Red Bull, he’d rather have Alex Albon.
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Marko wants penalty rethink after Hamilton P4
Causing a collision that cost Alex Albon a podium, Helmut Marko feels it was wrong that Lewis Hamilton still got to finish inside the points.
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Hamilton: No bad blood, bad feelings towards Albon
Lewis Hamilton insists he has no hard feelings towards Alex Albon despite Sunday’s clash costing him second place at the Austrian Grand Prix.
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‘Albon’s in one of the most difficult F1 seats’
David Coulthard has thrown his support behind Alexander Albon, saying the driver is doing a great job sitting in “one of the most difficult seats” in F1.
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Chandhok: F1 rookies should be utterly terrified
Formula 1 rookie drivers should be “utterly” terrified the first time they drive a Formula 1 car, that’s according to Karun Chandhok.
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Albon ‘not sure’ what compromised race pace
Alexander Albon was left to ponder what could have been after a mistake in qualifying left him fourth on the Australian GP grid while an early spin cost him in the grand prix.
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Albon: Red Bull on track despite suspension woes
Alexander Albon admits Red Bull’s suspension issue was frustrating but that the problem hasn’t thrown the team’s programme into disarray.
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Albon hails ‘more usable’ Red Bull RB16
Alexander Albon is confident his new RB16 is a step forward, revealing that the car feels “nicer” to driver than its predecessor.
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‘Precautionary engine change’ for Red Bull
Red Bull have confirmed that Alexander Albon’s lost track time on Thursday was the result of a “precautionary” engine change.
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Red Bull not laying out ‘specific goals’ for Albon
Christian Horner is refusing to set out “specific goals” for Alexander Albon, saying his main goal is to continue learning and improving.
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Tost knew in testing already Albon would ‘surprise’
Franz Tost says he knew from last year’s pre-season test in Barcelona that Alexander Albon had the ability to “surprise” in his debut campaign.
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PlanetF1 ranks the rookies of 2019
The 2019 season presented us with three rookie drivers, and one almost rookie, and it’s safe to say the standard they brought was high.