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PACE DEBRIEF: How Norris lost a potential pole position in sprint qualifying - F1technical.net
Max Verstappen took his fifth pole position of 2024, but McLaren's Lando Norris and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc were hot on his heels in the nail-biting shootout for the Miami F1 Sprint. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó analyses Verstappen's performance compared to his direct rivals' pace.
REACTIONS: What teams had to say after Saturday in Miami - F1technical.net
Max Verstappen grabbed his seventh consecutive grand prix pole, but Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz were hot on heels F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó delivers what teams had to say after the second qualifying session of the weekend.
PACE DEBRIEF: Leclerc delivers eye-catching delta in Miami F1 Sprint - F1technical.net
Max Verstappen claimed his ninth F1 sprint victory, beating Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in Miami, but the Ferrari driver was surprisingly close to the reigning world champion. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó analyses teams' performance in the Miami F1 Sprint.
7th consecutive pole for Verstappen, Ferrari ready to fight - F1technical.net
Max Verstappen was fastest in today's qualifying session for the Miami Grand Prix, securing his 38th pole position. Ferrari's Leclerc and Sainz ended up second and third fastest and were upbeat about their chances to be competitive during the race.
TECHNICAL: Leclerc and Sainz set to race with fresh engines in Miami - F1technical.net
Having completed the opening part of the 2024 F1 season with the same power unit, Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz have received fresh PU components for this weekend's Miami Grand Prix. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó reports on the engine situation at Round 6 of the season.
Verstappen takes sprint pole in "terrible" Sprint Shootout - F1technical.net
Despite claiming his car felt really terrible, Max Verstappen ended up fastest in the Sprint Shootout today to get the best starting position for tomorrow's Sprint at Miami. He'll lead Leclerc and Perez as Ricciardo surprised by taking 4th.
REACTIONS: What teams had to say after sprint qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix - F1technical.net
The Formula One field travelled to Miami for the first of three races to be held in the United States of America this year. The weekend features the special sprint format for the second time this year, but the unusual schedule was not enough to unsettle championship runaway leader Max Verstappen.
REACTIONS: What teams had to say after the Chinese Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Although Max Verstappen secured another victory in utterly dominant fashion, there were several battles and crashes up and down the field at the Chinese Grand Prix. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó delivers teams' reaction after the Shanghai F1 race.
REACTIONS: What teams had to say after qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Having clinched a sprint victory in dominant fashion in the morning, Max Verstappen went on to secure pole position for tomorrow's Chinese Grand Prix, taking Red Bull’s 100th pole, at the same circuit where they scored their first pole. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó delivers teams' reaction after Day 2 of the Chinese Grand Prix.
PACE REVIEW: How the field stack up against Verstappen in China - F1technical.net
Max Verstappen secured Red Bull's 100th F1 pole position at the same circuit where they scored their first pole. The Milton Keynes-based team's performance looked ominous both in the 19-lap sprint and in the main qualifying session. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó analyses teams' performance after the sprint race and qualifying.
TECHNICAL: Russell to race with fresh Mercedes engine in China - F1technical.net
Mercedes driver George Russell will compete in tomorrow's Chinese Grand Prix with a fresh internal combustion engine. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó report on which drivers will use fresh power unit parts and gearbox in the Shanghai F1 race.
REACTIONS: What teams had to say after the opening day at the Chinese Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Formula One returned to China after a five-year hiatus with the Shanghai International Circuit set to host Round 4 of the 2024 F1 season. The opening day saw Lando Norris secure a surprise pole position for the sprint race with Lewis Hamilton also impressing with a second starting position.
Verstappen takes dominant victory in China F1 Sprint - F1technical.net
Having only started from P4, Max Verstappen worked his way up the order to claim a dominant sprint race victory at the Shanghai International Circuit. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó reports on the first sprint of the season.
Verstappen maintains perfect qualifying record at China - F1technical.net
Red Bull were again the class of the field today in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix, and somewhat predictably it was Verstappen who took his fifth consecutive pole position of the season. With Perez second, the closest competitor was Fernando Alonso who will start the Grand Prix from third place.
FP1: Stroll heads Piastri in sole practice session for Chinese Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll set the benchmark with a time of 1m36.302s in the sole practice session at the Chinese Grand Prix to head McLaren racer Oscar Piastri and championship runaway leader Max Verstappen.
Tyre preview for the Chinese Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Formula One is set to return at the Shanghai International Circuit this weekend with the Chinese Grand Prix hosting the revised sprint weekend format for the first time in 2024. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó delievrs his tyre preview.
Formula E: Pascal Wehrlein wins second Misano race in dramatic fashion - F1technical.net
Porsche driver Pascal Wehrlein took a suprise victory in dramatic fashion at the second Misano E-Prix which saw Nissan racer Oliver Rowland lose out on the final lap. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó reports on Round 7 of the 2024 Formula E season.
Technical: How the development race continued in Suzuka - F1technical.net
Championship runaway leader Max Verstappen and Red Bull might have opened up a gap in the championship standings, but the Milton Keynes-based team still continues its relentless development push. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó delivers his technical review after the Japanese Grand Prix.
Formula E: Rowland inherits victory after da Costa' disqualification - F1technical.net
Porsche racer Antonio Felix da Costa won the strategy-dominated first race of the Misano E-Prix, but a technical infringement saw the Portuguese lose his first victory with the German manufacturer with Nissan driver Oliver Rowland inheriting the triumph in Italy.
Australia set to regain status as season-opener next year as F1 reveals 2025 calendar - F1technical.net
Formula One has announced the calendar of the 2025 F1 season which will see the Australian Grand Prix regain its status as the season-opening round next season while the Bahrain and the Saudi Arabian races move back due to Ramadan.
Teams' reactions after the Japanese Grand Prix - F1technical.net
Following a disappointing race in Melbourne, championship runaway leader Max Verstappen bounced back to clinch his third win of 2024, heading a dominant one-two for Red Bull in Suzuka. F1Technical's senior writer Balázs Szabó delivers teams' reactions after the Japanese Grand Prix.
Verstappen bounces back in perfect 1-2 for Red Bull - F1technical.net
The Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka was one where Red Bull Racing didn't disappoint. Verstappen and Perez had controlled drives and never under threat to take that 1-2 finish. Australian Grand Prix winner Carlos Sainz joins them on the podium by finishing third.