Racing
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Stewards avoid standard 10s penalty for Russell, Gasly and Tsunoda as well as Norris
The United States Grand Prix stewards issued more lenient penalties than usual to all four drivers who commit track limits violations. Source
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US GP promoter fined €500,000 after 200 fans enter track during cool-down lap
The promoter of the United States Grand Prix has been fined half a million Euros after fans entered the track during the cool-down lap. Source
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How to watch the 2024 Mexican Grand Prix
It’s race week! Formula 1 heads to Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez this weekend. Here’s how to watch the Mexican Grand Prix and more. Source
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Leclerc urges Ferrari to target constructors’ title after Austin one-two
Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari have a realistic chance of winning the constructors’ championship following their one-two in Austin. Source
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McLaren “complain a lot lately” says Verstappen after Norris penalty criticism
Max Verstappen said he had no sympathy for Lando Norris’ frustration over his penalty in yesterday’s United States Grand Prix. Source
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What the stewards should have written to justify unpopular Norris decision
Lando Norris could not be allowed to pass Max Verstappen off track, but the stewards should have noted the champion’s ‘Interlagos defence’. Source
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Piastri baffled by his “opposite penalty” for “similar incident” to Verstappen
Oscar Piastri revised his opinion of his sprint race penalty after seeing the stewards’ response to his team mate’s incident yesterday. Source
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Ferrari’s dominant Austin GP one-two overshadowed as title rivals clash again
After years of letting down themselves and their fans, Ferrari showed what a force they can be with a statement one-two win in Austin. Source
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Haas admit “messy communication” spoiled Magnussen’s race after extra stop
Haas scored points with both cars in the sprint race in Austin and might have done the same in the grand prix had it not been for a slip-up on Kevin Magnussen’s radio. Source
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Why Gasly failed to convert Alpine’s best start this year into a points finish
Pierre Gasly admitted Alpine “had much higher ambitions than finishing outside the points” after starting sixth in Austin. Source
