Untitled story

Watch

2 videos

Full coverage · 0 articles

No coverage for this story yet.

Comments

No one has weighed in yet. What do you make of it?

Loading comments…

On October 1, 2006, Michael Schumacher achieved his final Formula 1 victory at the Chinese Grand Prix, marking his 91st win in the sport. This victory allowed him to equal Fernando Alonso in the championship standings, with only two races left in the season. Schumacher's record of 91 wins stood until Lewis Hamilton matched it in 2020. The significance of this win was heightened by the fact that it was Schumacher's last before his retirement from Formula 1, solidifying his legacy as one of the sport's greatest drivers.

RaceFansWed 30 Sep

Red Bull drivers report performance boost from upgradesMax Verstappen and Isack Hadjar from Red Bull Racing noted a significant improvement in performance following the team's recent upgrades at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The upgrades, which included a five-part package focused on enhancing aerodynamic efficiency, contributed to their competitive edge during the race.

f1technical.netWed 30 Sep

Guenther Steiner jokes Christian Horner Ferrari talk is good book publicityGuenther Steiner, the former Haas Formula 1 team principal, has commented on Christian Horner's recent remarks about potentially working with Ferrari. Horner described a leadership role at Ferrari as a 'dream' but Steiner believes this is part of Horner's strategy to return to the championship, suggesting it might also serve as publicity for Horner's upcoming book. Steiner further dismissed the idea of Horner and Frederic Vasseur working together at Ferrari, stating that Vasseur is a successful figure in his own right and implying that there is no room for both of them in the team. He expressed uncertainty about Vasseur's willingness to leave Ferrari, noting that contracts in Formula 1 may not hold significant value.