Новости за 30.05.2017

This is what happens when you bring the family together for the Monaco Grand Prix! Legendary trials rider Dougie Lampkin, Slackliner Alex Mason and Freestyle Footballer Sean Garnier bring the ultimate show to the Red Bull Energy Station in Monaco.

May 30 - Niki Lauda has admitted Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel is now on pole position for the 2017 world championship. Amid Lewis Hamilton's Monaco struggles, Vettel won in Monaco and now has a 25 point advantage after six races. "Vettel won because he was faster when Raikkonen stopped," Lauda, Mercedes' team chairman, told Sky Italia. […]

May 30 - Christian Horner says Red Bull's relationship with Max Verstappen remains on track. That is despite the fact the Dutchman made a foul-mouthed radio riposte during the Monaco race, when a pit strategy gave his teammate Daniel Ricciardo the track advantage. Asked if he understood the outburst, boss Horner told Auto Hebdo: "Of […]

May 30 - Fernando Alonso says the only top team with closed doors for 2018 is Red Bull. Amid McLaren-Honda's crisis, the Spaniard skipped Monaco last weekend to do the Indy 500 and he admits he could be on the move within pitlane for next year. "We'll see. I would be lying if I told […]

May 30 - Cyril Abiteboul has admitted Jolyon Palmer's F1 future is not secure. Briton Palmer has struggled for form and results in the opening quarter of his second season with the French marque, while team newcomer Nico Hulkenberg has shone. Boss Abiteboul told the French-language agency AFP: "We need two drivers who are able […]

May 30 - Fernando Alonso might not return to do next year's Indy 500. That is the news from Zak Brown, the new McLaren executive who engineered the Spaniard's controversial skipping of the Monaco grand prix to bid for victory in the fabled US race. But Brown is quoted by Brazil's UOL as suggesting he […]

May 30 - F1's governing body has vowed to better coordinate the calendars of the major championships. The date clash of Le Mans and the Baku grand prix last year was highly controversial. In that spirit, FIA president Jean Todt met with F1, sports cars and Formula E chiefs at Monaco last weekend. "We have […]