Williams team principal James Vowles will swap the pit wall for the cockpit at the Gulf 12 Hours in Abu Dhabi, sharing a McLaren 720S GT3 Evo with Garage 59 only days after the 2025 F1 season finale.
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Mercedes explains that Kimi Antonelli’s jump start penalty at the Las Vegas GP was due to car movement caused by brake release, not a clutch error or driver mistake.
Mercedes Clears Antonelli of Blame for Las Vegas GP False Start Read More »
Ayao Komatsu of Haas F1 condemns Pirelli’s tyre rules for the 2025 Qatar GP, arguing forced two pit stops will ruin the race dynamics and eliminate strategic variety.
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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.”
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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 Read More »
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 Read More »
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.
Tsunoda Demands Explanation from Red Bull After Vegas Q1 “Mistake” Leaves Him Bewildered Read More »
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.
Albon’s Vintage Vegas: Racing ‘Blind’ Without Radio, Penalty Chaos, and Early Retirement Read More »
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.
