Новости за 16.09.2023

Event: Singapore Grand Prix Track: Marina Bay Circuit Warm-up lap starts at: 20:00 Local | 14:00 CET | 13:00 UK | 05:00 LA | 21:00 Tokio On a night where the Marina Bay Street Circuit dazzled with excitement, tension, and unexpected drama, Carlos Sainz of Scuderia Ferrari stole the show, securing his 5th F1 pole.....check out full post »

Event: Singapore Grand Prix Track: Marina Bay Circuit Weather: dry  30°C Tarmac: dry  34°C Humidity : 76% Wind : 2 km/h S Pressure: 1010 mbar Carlos Sainz scored the 5th F1 pole position of his career during the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix qualifying session today. It was the second consecutive pole for the Ferrari driver.....check out full post »

Event: Singapore Grand Prix Track: Marina Bay Circuit Weather: dry  31°C Tarmac: dry  37°C Humidity : 71% Wind : 2.0 m/s S Pressure: 1008 mbar Singapore F1 GP FP3: Sainz and Ferrari Show Strength Ahead of Qualifying A sweltering hot and humid day sets the stage for an exciting FP3 session ahead of the 2023.....check out full post »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES: Zak Brown (McLaren), Guenther Steiner (Haas), Toto Wolff (Mercedes), Alessandro Alunni Brave (Alfa Romeo) Q: Alessandro, perhaps we could start with you after the news that you announced yesterday, confirmed your 2024 driver line-up. So, first of all, can you just tell us why you decided to stick with Zhou for another year? Alessandro.....check out full post »

Ferrari's dominance in both Friday sessions in Singapore has set the Marina Bay Circuit ablaze with excitement. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the Scuderia roared to a spectacular 1-2 finish, leaving spectators and rivals in awe. But don't let the prancing horses steal all the limelight. Mercedes, McLaren, and Aston Martin have emerged.....check out full post »

Sep.16 - Carlos Sainz has rubbished suggestions that Red Bull is suddenly 'in crisis' at the Singapore GP. The Spaniard, and his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, resumed their new Monza-style competitiveness in Singapore on Friday - while the Red Bulls were a huge 7 tenths behind. "The gap is far too big," said Dr Helmut.....check out full post »

Sep.16 - Alex Albon is leaving his options open for the future beyond his current contract. Williams is obviously happy with the on-form British-born Thai driver, with boss James Vowles declaring in Singapore: "Alex is here for a long time, I can already tell you that." But as his standout performances are turning heads in.....check out full post »

Sep.16 - Sauber made a move to replace one of its current drivers with on-form Haas racer Nico Hulkenberg for 2024. That is the claim of the well-connected and respected veteran journalist Roger Benoit, writing for the Swiss newspaper Blick. The rumour is hot on the heels of Sauber, currently called Alfa Romeo but transitioning.....check out full post »

Sep.16 - It is possible Felipe Massa will be retrospectively awarded the 2008 world championship, according to Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko. A spokesperson for the FIA has confirmed that it has received the legal warnings of Massa's lawyers, the situation is being reviewed, and no further information is forthcoming for now. Mercedes' Toto Wolff.....check out full post »

Sep.16 - Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are both indicating that they can imagine their futures in Formula 1 at Ferrari. The pair are already teammates at the fabled Maranello based team, but both have been linked with the exit after their respective 2024 contracts. Spaniard Sainz's father has indicated that they are happy with.....check out full post »

Sep.16 - The FIA has stepped into the affair surrounding Dr Helmut Marko's "South American" comment about Sergio Perez. Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton thinks the 80-year-old Red Bull team advisor should be "fired" for the allegedly discriminatory remark, after Marko suggested Perez's cultural background explains his struggle against Max Verstappen. Hamilton's boss Toto Wolff agrees. "Shameful,".....check out full post »

Sep.16 - It would be "a shame" if the rumours are true that Mick Schumacher is set to depart Formula 1. That is the view of the 24-year-old's current boss, Mercedes chief Toto Wolff, who kept F1's career alive with the offer of the reserve seat following his Haas dumping last year. New rumours are.....check out full post »