Tags: Brendon Hartley
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Thursday’s FIA press conference
Kimi Raikkonen headlined Thursday’s opening press conference in Singapore, joined by Lewis Hamilton, Kevin Magnussen and Brendon Hartley.
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Hartley warned a ‘big improvement’ is needed
Brendon Hartley needs to make a “big improvement” in the coming races if he hopes to remain in F1 next season, says Helmut Marko.
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Ericsson had ‘good fun’ battling Hartley
Marcus Ericsson relished his battle with Brendon Hartley in the Belgian Grand Prix, saying it was good fun fighting “hard but fair.”
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Hartley: ‘I’ll hold my head high’ if F1 career ends
Brendon Hartley had said that he will hold his head up high if his F1 career was over after the end of the 2018 season.
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Hartley staying ‘strong’ with F1 career on line
Brendon Hartley has said he is “doing everything he can” to keep hold of his Toro Rosso seat for the 2019 season.
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Hartley: Pitting early ‘didn’t work out for us’
Brendon Hartley feels that he missed out on points at Sunday???s Hungarian Grand Prix because of a strategy error.
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Gasly hails double Q3 for STR as ‘unbelievable’
Both Pierre Gasly and Brendon Hartley got into Q3 for Toro Rosso in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday afternoon.
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‘Good communication’ gets Hartley into points
Brendon Hartley secured only his second point-scoring finish of the year in Germany, and has hailed the communication between himself and the team.
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Toro Rosso investigating Hartley’s ‘odd’ failure
Toro Rosso are investigating the suspension failure that resulted in Brendon Hartley missing the British GP, saying it was a “rather odd” failure.
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Hartley: I’m not superstitious but…
Brendon Hartley may not be a believer in luck or superstition but even feels Lady Luck has been against him in the past few weeks.
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Hartley had ‘no warning’ before FP3 shunt
Brendon Hartley has said that his crash on Saturday morning came as a complete shock to him, and that he had no prior warning.
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FP3: Hamilton P1, Hartley OK after massive shunt
Saturday’s final practice at Silverstone may have belonged to Lewis Hamilton but it was Brendon Hartley who grabbed the headlines as he walked away from a heavy hit.
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Hartley out of British Grand Prix qualifying
Brendon Hartley will not contest qualifying for the British Grand Prix after his Toro Rosso was destroyed in a FP3 crash.
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Massive crash for Hartley; Stroll annoys England fans
Brendon Hartley walked away from a huge crash in final practice for the British GP, lucky that his STR13 didn’t flip as he hurtled through the gravel after a suspension failure.
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Hartley to start from back after Honda blow-out
Brendon Hartley is set to start from the back of the grid for the French Grand Prix after a new Honda engine was fitted to his Toro Rosso car.
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Red Bull admit they were ready to replace Hartley
Bad news for Brendon Hartley, Red Bull were considering replacing him; good news for the New Zealander, they aren’t any more.
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Hartley dealing well with ‘annoying’ axing questions
Brendon Hartley feels he’s handling constant “awkward” questions about his future well, adamant he’s may be 28 but he’s still learning the F1 game.
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‘Canadian GP crash won’t impact Hartley’s future’
Brendon Hartley need not worry that his brief Canadian GP will impact his future with Red Bull saying he “will be in the car.”
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Toro Rosso ‘100 per cent behind’ Hartley
Toro Rosso have given their backing to Brendon Hartley but concede it may not be their call in the end as to whether he sees out this season.
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Hartley ‘fit, healthy and ready for the next race’
Brendon Hartley has declared that he is “fit, healthy” after undergoing scans at a local hospital following his Canadian GP crash.
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Hartley again insists it is all just ‘rumours’
As rumours of his pending axing rumble on, Brendon Hartley insists his contract says he’ll be with Toro Rosso all season.
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McLaren reject Toro Rosso offer for Norris
McLaren have rejected an approach from Toro Rosso for Lando Norris to join them on loan for the rest of the season.
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Norris is the latest linked to Hartley’s seat
As rumours of Brendon Hartley’s pending axing continue, McLaren protege Lando Norris is the latest to be linked the Toro Rosso race-seat.
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Hartley: Bahrain led Toro Rosso to expect more
Brendon Hartley reckons Pierre Gasly’s P4 at the Bahrain Grand Prix meant those inside Toro Rosso, and those looking in, expected more from the team.
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Marko: Hartley ‘situation is not pleasing’
Red Bull motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko has described Brendon Hartley’s current situation in Formula 1 as “not pleasing”.
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Hartley expects ‘sizeable step’ from Honda
Brendon Hartley believes Honda’s Canadian Grand Prix engine upgrade will be a “sizeable step” forward.
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Stewards ‘can’t blame’ Leclerc for Hartley crash
Charles Leclerc was exonerated by the Monaco stewards for crashing into Brendon Hartley, putting both drivers out of Sunday’s grand prix.
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Hartley sets sights on top 10 in Monaco
Brendon Hartley thinks Toro Rosso are “definitely in the fight” for points in Monaco and his first target will be to reach Q3 on Saturday.
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Hartley ‘surprised’ by rumours of pending axing
Brendon Hartley is “surprised” to hear rumours that this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix could be his last in Formula 1 with Pascal Wehrlein being lined up to replace him in Canada.
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25G crash for Hartley, Honda assessing PU
Brendon Hartley’s crash in final practice for the Spanish Grand Prix was a 25G hit while Honda are now examining his engine to see if anything can be salvaged.