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Formula 1 Announces An New All-Female Driver F1 Academy Series For 2023
Starting in 2023, Formula 1 is set to launch an all-female driver category, the F1 Academy, to develop and prepare young female drivers to progress to higher levels of competition – including W Series, Formula 1, Formula 2, and Formula 3. The series will consist of five teams run by current F2 and F3…
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Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Verstappen Tops Second Practice Session
Max Verstappen beat his Mercedes and Ferrari rivals to the top spot in FP2 for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, which took place in more representative evening conditions. One of eight drivers to sit out first practice for various ‘rookie’ runs, Verstappen quickly got up to speed at the Yas Marina Circuit to produce a…
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Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Hamilton leads Mercedes 1-2 In First Practice At Yas Marina
Friday marked the beginning of the end of the 2022 F1 season as drivers took to the track at the Yas Marina Circuit during FP1. Mercedes continued where they left off in Brazil with another one-two result, and plenty of unfamiliar faces gained some track time. While Lewis Hamilton clocked a time of 1m 26.633s…
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FORM GUIDE AHEAD OF THE ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX
It’s the final round of the 2022 Formula 1 season, with Red Bull holding both titles – and the cards – going into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Let’s look at who might be in for a good weekend at the Yas Marina Circuit. The battle for P2…@SChecoPerez 🆚 @Charles_Leclerc #AbuDhabiGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/o9QVsGOIxt — Formula…
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Schumacher Hopeful On F1 Return After Haas Exit
After Haas announced that they will replace him with Nico Hulkenberg for the 2023 season, outgoing driver Mick Schumacher has tried to keep his hopes up for a return. This season is set to be Schumacher’s second and final one with Haas in F1 as the team has opted to replace him with compatriot Hulkenberg…
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Haas Targets Upper Midfield With New Driver Partnership
The Haas team is hoping to become a regular upper-midfield contender within the next two years by signing veteran racer Nico Hulkenberg for next season. Hulkenberg, 35, will make a full-time racing return with the American squad next year, lining up alongside Kevin Magnussen and replacing Mick Schumacher. The German started 2022 strongly but faded…
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Nico Hulkenberg Returns To Full-time Racing In Formula 1 With Haas F1
Formula 1 driver Nico Hulkenberg will make a full-time racing return to the sport with Haas in 2023, replacing Mick Schumacher. The German, 35, left F1 at the end of 2019 but subsequently made five substitute appearances for Racing Point and Aston Martin, most recently standing in for Sebastian Vettel for the first two races…
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Red Bull Admits Mistakes Were Made Regarding Team Orders In Brazil
Red Bull has issued a statement saying they “made some mistakes” during the Brazilian Grand Prix, referring to the incident where Max Verstappen chose not to return P6 to his teammate Sergio Perez in the closing stages of the race. Perez lost places on medium tires and ceded P6 to Verstappen to pry P5 off…
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Haas Part Ways With Schumacher At The End Of 2022
Mick Schumacher will leave Haas at the end of the season—and he has very few options for 2023. The German joined Haas for 2021 to race alongside Nikita Mazepin, having won the F2 championship in 2020. This year, alongside Kevin Magnussen, Schumacher scored his first points at Silverstone with an eighth and sixth at the…
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What To Look Forward To Ahead Of The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
1. The fight for second The outcome of a dramatic race in Brazil will decide the battle for second place overall in the drivers’ championship. Just as Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were tied on points heading to Abu Dhabi a year ago, this time around, it’s the runner-up honors on the line between Charles…