Новости за 31.05.2017

Pirelli released the tyre graphic for next weeks Canadian Grand Prix. Title contenders Ferrari and Mercedes have slight difference in the amount of soft, supersoft and ultrasoft Pirelli tyres. Vettel and Raikkonen have both the same amount. Bottas and Hamilton have the same amount of ultrasoft's. Bottas has 1 more set of soft tyres, while […]

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The Monaco Grand Prix finished with a bang on May 28th, with dramatic events overshadowing an otherwise predictable final race. It was Sebastian Vettel who eventually took first place, in a controversial moment that left teammate Kimi Raikkonen with second position. Speculation occurred around whether this was a deliberate tactic by Ferrari. Raikkonen seemed to […]

May 31 - Pirelli has hit back at claims its 2017 tyres unfairly favour the Ferrari team. Many have admitted their surprise that, notwithstanding the big rule change this year, the Italian team managed to close a big gap to Mercedes over the winter. "Mercedes and Ferrari is the perfect duel," said retired world champion […]

May 31 - Ferrari got a head-start with its title-challenging car for 2017. That is the claim of Toto Wolff, boss of the Mercedes team which won the last three drivers' and constructors' championships on the trot. Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, however, is now 25 points clear in this year's chase, while the Italian team is […]

May 31 - Fernando Alonso is hopeful the second half of the 2017 season will be better for McLaren-Honda. The Spaniard insists he has no regrets about sitting out Monaco, after instead bidding for victory at the Indy 500. Ironically, it was a Honda engine failure that ended his day. But Alonso will return to […]

May 31 - Jean Alesi does not believe Ferrari acted deliberately to disadvantage Kimi Raikkonen in Monaco. Some suspect that with Sebastian Vettel leading the world championship, the Italian team's pit strategy was an obvious ploy to drop Raikkonen behind his German teammate. Team boss Maurizio Arrivabene denies it. "Kimi drives not only for Ferrari […]

here’s nothing wrong with a bit of healthy competition between team-mates and Red Bull Racing’s Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen never shy away from a challenge. So who would come out on top when the speedsters got behind the wheel of an Aston Martin super car attached by a tow bar to a caravan?