Haas reckons podium a realistic target in dramatic F1 races
Haas believes podium finishes are a realistic goal in dramatic Formula 1 races if it maintains the competitiveness it showed in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.
Vettel still not in Saudi Arabia, Aston Martin delays decision
Sebastian Vettel has not yet travelled to Saudi Arabia as he has still not returned a negative COVID-19 test, his Aston Martin Formula 1 team says
Mark Hughes: Sainz risks becoming Leclerc’s wingman
Ferrari is revelling in its 1-2 – but Carlos Sainz is well-aware he was second-best to Charles Leclerc all weekend in Sakhir. Mark Hughes looks at why
Mercedes could solve its current F1 woes in ‘two-three races’
Mercedes chief technical officer James Allison “feared worse” for the pace deficit of the team’s 2022 Formula 1 car which he believes has problems that the team could solve as early as the next two or three races
‘This is history’ – F1’s new face is a breath of fresh air
F1 social media was flooded with compliments about Naomi Schiff – the racer-turned-presenter who’s the newest member of the Sky F1 team – during the Bahrain GP weekend.
Have 2022 F1 rules helped passing? Early evidence is misleading
Was a brilliant Bahrain Grand Prix proof Formula 1’s 2022 rules are working? Not quite
Aston Martin’s F1 car could change more than any other in 2022
Aston Martin’s current Formula 1 car is “nothing like” the version it has in the windtunnel and the team has “all the options open” for development – making it likely it’ll undergo one of the biggest transformations in 2022
The 10 worst starts to F1 title defences
Max Verstappen’s last-gasp Bahrain retirement was a painful way to begin his first Formula 1 championship defence. But other champions have fared much worse
Zhou’s ultra-eventful last-to-10th F1 debut in full
Alfa Romeo F1 rookie Zhou Guanyu dropped to last on the opening lap of the Bahrain GP, but a composed and incisive climb back through the midfield laid his path to a point on his debut
‘A long, long way off’ – McLaren fears its pain has only begun
McLaren’s “painful and disappointing” form in the Bahrain Grand Prix is expected to continue as the team confronts the reality it is “a long way off” at the start of the 2022 Formula 1 season
