Kevin Magnussen
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Magnussen explains rejecting Red Bull approach
Kevin Magnussen has explained why he previously turned down an “unofficial offer” from Red Bull to join their Toro Rosso team.
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Magnussen: F1 team-mate dynamic is ‘weird’
Kevin Magnussen is enjoying working with his team-mates in Endurance Racing, as opposed to fighting them in Formula 1.
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Steiner/Magnussen banter continued at Daytona
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner may have released Kevin Magnussen at the end of 2020, but the chatter has not stopped.
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K-Mag has no interest in sub role… at Haas
Guenther Steiner shouldn’t contact Kevin Magnussen if Haas need a substitute driver as the Dane doesn’t have “much interest” in that.
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Magnussen confirmed in Peugeot WEC line-up
Kevin Magnussen is one of three ex-F1 drivers to be confirmed by Peugeot for their World Endurance Championship comeback.
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Grosjean/Magnussen may not be done at Haas
Haas team principal Guenther Steiner would consider a return for Kevin Magnussen or Romain Grosjean if they needed a sub driver.
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Late heartbreak for K-Mag in Daytona 24 hours
There was late heartbreak for Kevin Magnussen in the Daytona as, running in P2, his car picked up a puncture with seven minutes left.
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Nasr on pole as K-Mag begins new era at Daytona
Kevin Magnussen will start the next phase of his racing career, in the Rolex 24 At Daytona, from seventh position on the grid.
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Magnussen’s offer from team ‘not better than Haas’
Kevin Magnussen said he had an offer to stay in Formula 1 for 2021 with a team “not better than Haas”, believed to be Williams.
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Magnussen has been driving an ‘airplane’ in F1
Swapping his Haas F1 car for a Cadillac sportscar ahead of his IMSA debut, Kevin Magnussen says it is nice to drive a car with “soul” rather than a “airplane”.
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Magnussen haunted by ‘suck my balls’ comment
Kevin Magnussen finds it annoying that his infamous clash with Nico Hulkenberg has become a main moment that his career was remembered for.
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Magnussen linked with Peugeot WEC seat
Kevin Magnussen is set to join Peugeot’s World Endurance Championship lineup, according to a report from Auto Hebdo.
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Magnussen thought debut P2 was start of title fight
After taking a podium with P2 in his debut race, Kevin Magnussen was expecting that to be the start of a title challenge.
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Magnussen grew tired of fighting for F1 scraps
Kevin Magnussen has insisted he is not “sad” about leaving Formula 1 behind – because even the feeling of scoring points “becomes old”.
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Magnussen: I’m so much better now than in 2014
Kevin Magnussen says that he’s much better now than he was in 2014, and can’t believe his only podium came that year.
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Magnussen father/son Le Mans team ‘tricky’
Kevin Magnussen has admitted teaming up with his father Jan for the Le Mans 24-Hour Race will be “tricky”.
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Forget ‘stupid’ parting gifts, Haas had better idea
Haas principal Guenther Steiner was keen to avoid “stupid” presents as the team said goodbye to Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean.
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‘Teachers laughed when I said I’d be an F1 driver’
Kevin Magnussen said he always knew he would make it into Formula 1 even though his teachers “laughed” at him when he spoke of his dream.
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Magnussen says Formula 1 career done for good
Kevin Magnussen doesn’t expect to return to Formula 1 in the future because he is fully focused on fighting for Championships going forward.
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Magnussen reprimanded for FP2 incident
Kevin Magnussen has been reprimanded by the stewards after doing an extra lap once FP2 had finished in Abu Dhabi.
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K-Mag: Only super-rich kids can live F1 dream
Kevin Magnussen goes into what could be his last F1 weekend believing it is much harder in the current era for a kid to make their racing dream come true.
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Engine penalties for both Perez and Magnussen
Sergio Perez and Kevin Magnussen are both set for grid drops at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix due to some pesky engine penalties.
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Grosjean ‘phenomenal’ over a lap, but mistakes stuck
Kevin Magnussen believes the mistakes long-time team-mate Romain Grosjean made over the years overshadowed his one-lap pace.
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Grosjean’s emotional return to Bahrain circuit
Romain Grosjean has returned to the Bahrain International Circuit paddock, four days after his miraculous escape from a horrifying crash.
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Magnussen ticking Daytona 24 off bucket list
Kevin Magnussen has confirmed he will drive for Chip Ganassi Racing in the 2021 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.
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K-Mag: It’s a ‘miracle’ Grosjean is still alive
Kevin Magnussen says it’s a “miracle” that his Haas team-mate Romain Grosjean survived his Bahrain Grand Prix crash.
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Haas drivers don’t think replacements will struggle
The 2020 Haas car has been poor in many ways, but both drivers say it’s easy to drive and think their rookie replacements will feel the same.
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Magnussen set for Chip Ganassi Racing IMSA drive
Kevin Magnussen is set to compete in the 2021 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, driving for Chip Ganassi Racing.
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Magnussen expecting night race to pose problems
Kevin Magnussen thinks it will be hard to find the right setup for Bahrain’s night race as most of the practice sessions will be in the day.
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‘Aggressive Magnussen suited to IndyCar racing’
Marcus Ericsson has urged Kevin Magnussen to consider an IndyCar drive, saying he would do well with his “aggressive driving style”.