Tags: Andreas Seidl
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Seidl plays down prospect of Porsche F1 return
Andreas Seidl does not expect his former employers, Porsche, or another engine manufacturer to be joining the Formula 1 grid any time soon.
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Seidl expects Sainz to shine with Ferrari
Andreas Seidl has predicted Carlos Sainz will shine at Ferrari on his way to becoming “one of the top drivers in Formula 1”.
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‘Two-day weekends shouldn’t mean more races’
McLaren boss Andreas Seidl says shortening grand prix weekends to two days would be a “positive” move – but not as a lever to introduce more races.
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Seidl: Weather will be an ‘interesting challenge’
Andreas Seidl has become the latest person to predict that the weather will play a big part in the upcoming Eifel Grand Prix.
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Seidl: ‘Artificial randomness’ isn’t F1
Andreas Seidl says that Formula 1 creating “artificial randomness” goes against what the sport is supposed to be.
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Racing Point ‘clearly’ fastest in race for third – Seidl
Racing Point have “clearly” the fastest car in the chase for third position in the F1 constructors’ World Championship – according to McLaren boss Andreas Seidl.
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Seidl: Sainz ruined Sochi race for both McLarens
Andreas Seidl has made no attempt to excuse Carlos Sainz for the accident that ended his Russian Grand Prix on the opening lap.
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McLaren ‘not where we want to be’ with pit-stops
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has admitted efficiency at pit-stops during races remains a work in progress for the team.
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Seidl: Norris makes ‘practically zero’ mistakes
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has paid tribute to Lando Norris’ improvement as a driver – saying he makes “practically zero” mistakes.
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Seidl: Biggest challenge for teams yet to come
Despite an extremely busy start to the season, Andreas Seidl feels that the toughest period for the teams lies ahead.
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Seidl: Norris made ‘the next step’ in Austria
Andreas Seidl says that Lando Norris “made the next step as a driver” with his maiden podium at the season opener.
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McLaren keen to guard against complacency
McLaren need to make sure that they don’t carried away amid their recent improved fortunes, says team principal Andreas Seidl.
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Good start, but McLaren still have long way to go
Andreas Seidl believes that P4 is the best McLaren can do in the constructors’ championship and that they’re a long way from challenging at the top.