Month: September 2022

17 Sep 2022

Williams waiting on Sargeant as F1 driver market hots up

Sargeant and Williams reserve driver Nyck de Vries are the two main names that have been connected with the seat currently occupied by Nicholas Latifi, even before the Dutchman strengthened his claim with his superb drive to ninth on his debut at Monza last weekend. PLUS: How de Vries’ overdue F1 debut proved him worthy of […]

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17 Sep 2022

Herta paying price for F1’s past “greed”

Herta has been widely tipped for a seat at AlphaTauri next season in the event of Pierre Gasly moving to Alpine, but the seven-time IndyCar race-winner lacks the required superlicence points to make the switch to F1. With the FIA clear it would not change its rules to make an exception for Herta, Red Bull […]

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17 Sep 2022

De Vries Monza debut tougher than my 2020 Sakhir Mercedes cameo

De Vries was drafted in to race for Williams at Monza last weekend when Alex Albon was sidelined by appendicitis on Saturday ahead of final practice, marking the Dutchman’s first grand prix start. Despite only learning he was required to step in for Albon shortly before FP3, de Vries managed to reach Q2 before finishing […]

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17 Sep 2022

How Lauda’s crash led to F1’s greatest ever comeback

In the latest of our “Short View Back to the Past” series, Kevin Turner turns his attention to F1’s greatest comeback. If you’d like to find out more about some of Lauda’s finest moments, take a look at Niki Lauda’s top 10 greatest races by clicking here. Which motorsport tale would you like us to […]

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17 Sep 2022

Important to enjoy current F1 wave of success

Verstappen scored his fifth consecutive victory last weekend at the Italian Grand Prix, extending his lead at the top of the drivers’ championship to 116 points over Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc. It means Verstappen can mathematically clinch his second F1 title at the next race in Singapore should he extend his advantage by a further 17 […]

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17 Sep 2022

Martin leads Quartararo in tight FP2

Satellite Ducati rider Martin won the late-session time attack in the closing stages of the 45-minute FP2 to end Friday fastest of all with a 1m47.402s. Martin set the initial benchmark pace on his Pramac Ducati with a 1m48.185s before Marquez took over on the factory Honda with a 1m47.990s. This was a short-lived stint […]

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