Новости за 29.08.2022

He started P13, passed five cars on his opening lap - and was up to P3, chasing down his Red Bull team-mate, Sergio Perez, after only four racing laps of Spa. And then he won it. With ease. Going away. Max Verstappen, the 2021 World Champion, proved so untouchable in every department at Spa that.....check out full post »

Aug.29 - Mattia Binotto has expressed concerns about rumours at Spa-Francorchamps that Red Bull is intending to shortly debut a significantly lighter chassis. Reports suggest that after racing a car that weighs notably more than championship rival Ferrari's so far in 2022, the forthcoming lighter car has been modified to such a degree that it.....check out full post »

Aug.29 - Esteban Ocon says he and fellow Frenchman Pierre Gasly have enough "respect" to be able to thrive as Alpine teammates. Apparent negotiations between Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko and officials at Renault-owned Alpine reportedly took place over the Belgian GP weekend. Alpine is looking to replace Aston-Martin bound Fernando Alonso for 2023, after.....check out full post »

Aug.29 - Ferrari has played down claims that the FIA's new clampdown against so-called 'porpoising' has only blown out the gap to runaway championship leader Red Bull. "They should make directives like this more often," Red Bull's Christian Horner laughed after Max Verstappen utterly dominated in Belgium, extending the points gap to Charles Leclerc to.....check out full post »

Aug.29 - All eyes are turning to Geneva on Monday as the FIA's contract recognition board meets to discuss Oscar Piastri's next move in Formula 1. "We're going to the CRB on Monday and they'll decide which contract that Oscar signed takes precedence," Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer said, amid reports the 21-year-old Australian has also.....check out full post »

DRIVERS: 1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing), 2. Sergio Pérez (Red Bull Racing) & 3. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) TRACK INTERVIEWS (Conducted by Martin Brundle)  Q: Carlos Sainz, congratulations, another podium, but you really had to work hard for it today. Carlos Sainz: Yeah, unfortunately, it was harder than expected. I mean, we got a good start, a good restart.....check out full post »

Aug.29 - Mattia Binotto agrees with Charles Leclerc's assessment that winning the world championship for Ferrari this year has become "very difficult". Reigning world champion Max Verstappen's points lead over Leclerc is now approaching 100 points after the Red Bull driver utterly dominated in Belgium. When asked if Spa-Francorchamps was the most dominant weekend of.....check out full post »