Hamilton Wants Ferrari Setup Reversed After Zandvoort Sprint Struggles
Lewis Hamilton spent Saturday morning going backwards, and he knows exactly why.
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Lewis Hamilton spent Saturday morning going backwards, and he knows exactly why.
George Russell won Saturday's Dutch Grand Prix sprint at Zandvoort, but the real story isn't the podium, it's Lando Norris standing on it and openly admitting his title-winning…
As if finishing a lifeless P6 in front of his own fans wasn't galling enough, Max Verstappen now has to explain himself to the stewards too.
George Russell did what he's made a habit of doing at Zandvoort this year: start on pole, lead every lap, and leave everyone else to scrap over the scraps.
Laurent Mekies didn't have to win a title to get his vindication. He just needed Max Verstappen to sign a piece of paper.
Guenther Steiner has never been one to sugarcoat a disaster, and Cadillac's miserable maiden Formula 1 season is exactly the sort of car crash he loves picking apart.
Formula 1 loves to preach about sustainability and encouraging fans to leave the car at home.
Fernando Alonso's Zandvoort weekend has taken another twist.
Alonso's Great Vanishing ActFernando Alonso wants you to believe he hasn't given his own future a moment's thought. Sure, and Zandvoort was just a quiet seaside stroll.
Yuki Tsunoda got a phone call on Tuesday telling him he was racing this weekend.
Formula 1 loves to talk about heritage right up until the invoice arrives.
Honda spent months promising an improved power unit for Zandvoort.
Carlos Sainz had a shocker of a Friday at Zandvoort, and the FIA decided the appropriate punishment for capping it off with a farcical slow lap was, essentially,…
Netflix has found another vein of Formula 1 nostalgia to tap, and this time it is going straight for the tear ducts.
Funny how a floor, a diffuser and a new rear wing can rewrite a narrative overnight.
One garage, one car concept, two completely different afternoons.
While half the paddock spent its summer break wondering whether Max Verstappen might swap seats with Oscar Piastri, the man himself was apparently unbothered enough to barely register it.
George Russell nabbed sprint pole by four hundredths from Lando Norris, but the real story of Zandvoort's sprint qualifying is what happened behind them: a Red Bull near-miss, Yuki Tsunoda's underwhelming return, and Fernando Alonso stuck at the very back with a broken rear wing.
Losing pole position is one thing. Losing chunks of your floor in the process is another.
Forget the points table for a moment.