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Oct.23 (GMM) Dr Helmut Marko believes Racing Bulls should replace Liam Lawson with Nikola Tsolov for 2027. “I agree with Mateschitz’s phrase,” said Red Bull’s former junior driver program chief. “We don’t buy stars, we create them’.” “We’ve always strived to rely on our drivers to win Grand Prix races,” he told Krone newspaper. “With…
Read More »Oct.23 (GMM) Fernando Alonso is still refusing to confirm a return to the Dakar Rally despite being spotted testing a rally-raid car in Morocco. “Every week I’m driving a different car,” he told reporters after being photographed last week driving a Prodrive-built prototype near Merzouga, with former Dakar winner Marc Coma also involved in the…
Read More »Oct.23 (GMM) Max Verstappen says medical checks have shown damage to the lower part of his spine as he renewed his criticism of the extreme bumps at the Circuit of The Americas. The Red Bull driver had joked in Singapore that he might require “a new spine” after Austin, but said on arrival in Texas…
Read More »Oct.23 (GMM) Ralf Schumacher has gone further in his criticism of Valtteri Bottas, urging Cadillac to replace the Finn with the now-available Esteban Ocon. “I would definitely sign Ocon immediately,” Schumacher told Sky Deutschland. The former F1 driver stressed the criticism was sporting rather than personal. “I think the Bottas story is over now,” he…
Read More »Oct.23 (GMM) Carlos Sainz says Formula 1 may be too confident that the season-ending races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi will go ahead as planned. FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and organisers of both races have all recently insisted preparations remain on course. But the regional situation continues to look…
Read More »Oct.23 (GMM) Toto Wolff has admitted he is already planning how Mercedes will eventually operate without him at the helm. Speaking on the Cheeky Pint podcast, the Mercedes team boss and major shareholder said the goal is to build a structure that can survive his eventual step back. “For me, it’s important to do what’s…
Read More »Oct.22 (GMM) Red Bull’s late-season resurgence may owe more to making the RB22 predictable than simply adding more downforce. Auto Motor und Sport’s Michael Schmidt believes the team’s technical direction has changed significantly. “They’ve finally moved away from constantly trying to generate more downforce,” he said. “The Red Bull is now better balanced.” “It has…
Read More »Oct.23 (GMM) Ralf Schumacher has raised the possibility that Frederic Vasseur could walk away from Ferrari for health reasons if the pressure continues. Speaking on Sky Deutschland, Schumacher said he had become concerned by Vasseur’s appearance and recent absence from an event. “I’m a little worried,” said the former F1 driver. “Fred Vasseur has lost…
Read More »Oct.23 (GMM) Renault has agreed to sell its historic Viry-Chatillon Formula 1 engine operation to Belgian engineering group Dumarey. The deal covers Alpine Racing SAS, its employees and the assets required to operate the site, with completion still subject to employee consultation and regulatory approval. Renault ended its works F1 engine program after 2025, with…
Read More »Oct.23 (GMM) Hockenheim says it would consider stepping in if Formula 1 needs another replacement race because of the Middle East conflict – but only if it helps secure a proper return to the calendar. Sepang already replaced Bahrain earlier this month, while uncertainty remains around the scheduled Qatar and Abu Dhabi races – with…
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