Новости за 06.09.2017

New biography tells the story of F1’s ‘Greatest enigma’ The remarkable life of ex-Ferrari F1 driver and powerboat racer Didier Pironi is the subject of a major new biography to be released this month. ‘Pironi: The Champion That Never Was’ marks the 30th anniversary of the driver’s death in a tragic powerboat accident in August […]

Although NASCAR may have a huge fan following in the US, it’s the Formula One racing that draws the biggest crowds, both in terms of the venue attendance as well as TV-viewership, world over. The popularity of Formula One racing has been gradually increasing in the United States, and with such popularity comes a lot […]

Sep.6 - Toto Wolff has indicated he is not happy with F1's official weather service. This year, Meteo France took over from UbiMet as the supplier of detailed weather information and forecasts to all F1 teams. But at Monza, the forecasters evidently got their weather predictions completely wrong. "On Friday, it was supposed to rain […]

Sep.6 - McLaren would be more competitive with any other engine on the grid. That is the claim of Daniel Ricciardo, as the world of F1 continues to wait for news about the likely split between the formerly great team McLaren and Honda. "Unfortunately Honda has not been able to make McLaren's car fast with […]

Sep.6 - Fernando Alonso "deserves" to be doing better in formula one, the Spaniard's former boss Stefano Domenicali said. The former Ferrari chief is now the head of Lamborghini, but he made an appearance in the Monza paddock last weekend. When asked about Alonso's difficult situation at McLaren-Honda and his deliberations over 2018, Domenicali said […]

Sep.6 - Red Bull is still open to 'selling' Toro Rosso driver Carlos Sainz to another team. The energy drink company has a firm contract with the 22-year-old, but persistent rumours say Renault is interested in running him at the French works team. Indeed, Sainz admitted recently that Renault even made a "good offer" to […]

Sep.6 - Christian Horner says he will propose that F1 scraps plans to further ramp up the controversial long-life engine rules next year. Already on new F1 chief Ross Brawn's table is an idea to reform the often farcical imposition of grid penalties for engine component changes. But Horner, the Red Bull boss, told Salzburger […]