Racing
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Williams “very short on components” after 17th crash of season
In the round-up: Williams “very short on components” after 17th crash • Hunter-Reay and Harvey get Indy 500 seats • Esterson moves into F2 Source
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Ocon vs Gasly: Little to separate Alpine’s duelling duo after two years as team mates
Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly are heading their separate ways after two years as team mates. Did either conclusively beat the other? Source
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Six junior drivers including three newcomers get Yas Marina F1 practice runs
Six junior drivers, including three who have never participated in an official F1 session, will take part in practice for the Abu Dhabi GP. Source
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Verstappen victorious as stop-go penalty takes Norris out of fight for win
Max Verstappen won a controversial and incident filled Qatar Grand Prix as Lando Norris lost second place after a stop-go penalty. Source
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Vote for your 2024 Qatar Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend
Who was the best driver during the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best. Source
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Norris accepts “fair” stop-go penalty but says he saw no yellow flags
Lando Norris says he didn’t see the yellow flags which led to his 10-second stop-go penalty, but accepted it as a “fair” decision. Source
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Alpine team boss does not confirm claims Doohan will replace Ocon at next race
Alpine team principal Oliver Oakes was surprised to be questioned over reports they will replace Esteban Ocon with Jack Doohan in Abu Dhabi. Source
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Verstappen “lost all respect” for Russell “trying to screw me over” with penalty
Max Verstappen slated George Russell over his rival’s remarks in a meeting with the stewards which led to the Red Bull driver’s penalty. Source
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Analysis: Was F1 race director right not to neutralise race despite debris on track?
Andrea Stella accepts Lando Norris broke the yellow flag rules but questioned the decisions by the FIA’s race director and stewards. Source
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Russell, Lawson, Albon and Stroll collect penalty points for Qatar GP incidents
Four more drivers have received penalty points on their licences for incidents during the Qatar Grand Prix. Source
