Legendary F1 designer Adrian Newey is the hottest commodity in motorsports, with Aston Martin and Ferrari vying for his prized signature as he departs Red Bull Racing. Aston Martin’s pursuit of Newey underscores the team’s determination to transform itself into a title contender, but the outcome of this high-stakes battle will have a significant impact on the future of both teams.
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The 2024 Formula 1 calendar is set to feature 14 drivers competing in their home grand prix races, with British stars Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris, and George Russell aiming for podium finishes at the British Grand Prix. This season promises thrilling home race heroics as drivers strive to etch their names into the history books.
In a thrilling move ahead of the British Grand Prix, the championship-leading Red Bull team has unveiled a stunning new livery for their RB20 race car. Inspired by the iconic camouflage design from their 2015 preseason testing, the livery features additional flashes of red paint across the car, creating a bold and eye-catching appearance.
The Aston Martin Formula 1 team is gearing up for a crucial home race at the British Grand Prix this weekend, as they aim to bounce back from a disappointing run of results. Team Principal Mike Krack has acknowledged the squad’s struggles in recent races, and driver Fernando Alonso has urged the team to focus on performance rather than rhetoric.
Haas has emerged as a midfield contender in the 2023 Formula 1 season, securing a double-points finish at the Austrian Grand Prix. Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen delivered impressive performances, with Hulkenberg finishing sixth and Magnussen eighth, showcasing the team’s competitiveness and progress this year.
In a major boost for his racing career, former Formula 1 driver Nikita Mazepin has completed a test session in a GT3 car at the Balton Park Circuit in Hungary. This comes after the EU lifted the sanctions imposed on the 25-year-old Russian at the start of the year, allowing him to return to the international motorsports stage.
In a dramatic turn of events at the Austrian Grand Prix, Red Bull boss Christian Horner has revealed the team’s strategic reasoning behind ignoring Max Verstappen’s plea to pit earlier. Despite the disappointment of not securing the win, Horner maintains that it has not been a ‘totally disastrous’ weekend for the team, with Verstappen extending his championship lead.
The dramatic ending to the 2024 Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix saw a familiar clash between Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and McLaren’s Lando Norris, reigniting debates about driving standards and the enforcement of racing rules in the sport.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has emerged as the overwhelming favorite to claim pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix on his home turf, having topped the sole practice session and the Sprint Shootout on Friday. Qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix is set to commence at 4pm local time (+2 GMT) on Saturday at the Red Bull Ring circuit, and Verstappen’s blazing pace in the practice and sprint shootout sessions has set the stage for a potential pole position at his home event.
In a remarkable turnaround, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has secured pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix Sprint, despite facing an early setback during the weekend’s sole practice session. Verstappen’s car encountered an issue with a disabled oil pressure sensor, but the team was able to quickly resolve the problem, allowing the Dutch driver to continue his session and ultimately secure the top spot.