Ferrari’s 2025 Formula 1 campaign, though disappointing and lacking victories, is not seen as a disaster by team boss Frédéric Vasseur, who calls the situation « not a total disaster. »
Vasseur Rejects « Disaster » Label for Ferrari’s 2025 Season Lire la suite »
Lando Norris’s radio with his engineer in Las Vegas hints McLaren may have feared an FIA plank infringement—as race management focused on “coded” messages and last-lap caution.
Did McLaren Know the Plank Risk Before Vegas? Radio Transcripts Raise New Questions Lire la suite »
Isack Hadjar, sixth at the flag after McLaren’s DQ, called the Las Vegas GP “so boring,” citing no tyre wear and little on-track excitement despite Racing Bulls’ perfect execution.
Hadjar Doubles Down: “So Boring” Las Vegas GP Exposes F1’s Tyre Wear Problem Lire la suite »
Esteban Ocon finished ninth in Las Vegas after late drama, but the Haas driver was left disappointed by ongoing brake troubles and F1’s tyre wear trend that denied him a more dynamic, strategic race.
uki Tsunoda, left stranded in Q1 by an admitted Red Bull error at Vegas, is demanding a real explanation after his race weekend was derailed by a tyre pressure blunder and ongoing team silence.
Alex Albon’s Las Vegas GP turned into a throwback ordeal: no team radio, a penalty after clashing with Hamilton, and confusion in the pits, ending his day early despite pace.
McLaren’s mastery of ride height became its downfall in Las Vegas—unexpected bouncing and rear plank wear resulted in disqualification, despite drastic in-race efforts to limit damage.
Pirelli has finalized its F1 2026 tyre compound selection: the softest C6 will not return, leaving teams with five dry options and an emphasis on clearer performance gaps for better racing strategies.
Pirelli Drops C6 for 2026: F1 Confirms Five Dry Tyre Compounds Only Lire la suite »
Sources reveal Aston Martin is preparing to part ways with team principal Andy Cowell after disagreements with Adrian Newey, with Christian Horner now a leading candidate to take the reins.
Ferrari boss Frédéric Vasseur responded to Lewis Hamilton’s “worst season ever” remarks after the Las Vegas GP, urging calm and perspective as immediate post-race interviews amplified emotions.
