Algarve track-limits rules eased after 125 Friday offences
The FIA has eased restrictions on track limits at Algarve after 125 offences were recorded in Friday practice alone ahead of Formula 1’s Portuguese Grand Prix
The FIA has eased restrictions on track limits at Algarve after 125 offences were recorded in Friday practice alone ahead of Formula 1’s Portuguese Grand Prix
The stop-start nature of Algarve’s first Friday of F1 practice made it difficult to get a read on the competitive order – but some things still stood out
The Portuguese Grand Prix stewards have opted not to punish Max Verstappen or Lance Stroll for their collision in Friday practice
Ferrari has continued its recent push to make its 2020 Formula 1 car more competitive, and tried out a 2021 concept in Portuguese GP practice
Max Verstappen and Lance Stroll were involved in a “ridiculous” collision during the second F1 practice at Algarve, topped by Valtteri Bottas
LGBTQ+ organisation Racing Pride has questioned the FIA’s decision to name ex-Formula 1 driver Vitaly Petrov as the driver steward for the Portuguese Grand Prix
McLaren Formula 1 boss Zak Brown says Racing Point should have tested an unwell Lance Stroll prior to his positive COVID-19 test and took a swipe at the team’s justification not to from a doctor’s phone call
Williams acting team principal Simon Roberts refused to extinguish speculation that it could sign Sergio Perez next season to replace one of its drivers, further fuelling the rumours that George Russell’s place at the team in 2021 is under threat
Yuki Tsunoda could take part in Friday practice sessions before the end of the 2020 Formula 1 season as the likelihood of landing an AlphaTauri race drive for 2021 grows
Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen are both hard-chargers who have tried their best for Haas since 2017, but maybe four years without a clear direction of progress for the team was too much
