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via Formula1.comAll the stories that got the Madrid paddock talkingGeorge Russell addressed the media in Madrid regarding his championship aspirations ahead of the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at the new track. He acknowledged the challenge he faces, having not secured a victory against his teammate Kimi Antonelli since July, and noted the recent disappointment of watching Antonelli come from 19th to win at Monza. Russell is currently 66 points behind Antonelli, with only 10 races left in the season. He emphasized the importance of focusing on each race individually rather than trying to reverse the current momentum in the championship.Formula1.comThu 10 Sep · 19:12 UTC
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How Verstappen and Lawson rate Red Bull's chances in MadridMax Verstappen and Liam Lawson evaluated Red Bull Racing's prospects for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix, which will be held at the new Madring circuit. Both drivers acknowledged the unique challenges posed by the high-speed street layout, which could lead to unpredictable outcomes and potentially allow Red Bull to secure their first victory of the 2026 season. Verstappen emphasized the importance of practice sessions for gaining confidence in the car, while Lawson noted his ongoing adaptation to the team's 2026 vehicle. Both drivers expressed the need for time to learn the new track and improve their performance, with Lawson specifically mentioning the challenges of racing in a car that is not tailored to his preferences.Formula1.comThu 10 Sep · 18:27 UTC
via espn.comHamilton, Leclerc held talks after Monza battleAfter the Italian Grand Prix, Ferrari teammates Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc engaged in discussions to address their on-track incident during the race. Hamilton lost five positions following a clash with Leclerc, who initially held third place before crashing out. The two drivers expressed differing views on the need for rules to prevent future conflicts, with Hamilton advocating for clearer guidelines while Leclerc felt their existing understanding was sufficient. Both drivers acknowledged the importance of maintaining a healthy relationship despite the incident. Hamilton praised the maturity shown in their conversation, while Leclerc accepted responsibility for the clash but insisted it would not affect their rapport. They agreed that such situations are part of racing, especially given their close performance, and committed to improving communication as they move forward.espn.comThu 10 Sep · 18:21 UTC
via espn.comRussell: 'I definitely need some luck' to win titleGeorge Russell has expressed that he requires some luck to surpass his teammate Kimi Antonelli in the ongoing world championship. Antonelli, who recently turned 20, is leading the championship with a significant 66-point advantage and has secured seven victories this season compared to Russell's two wins. Russell has shown improvement in his performances, particularly in recent races, where he achieved strong finishes. He qualified second in Monza and finished on the podium, indicating a positive trend in his race pace. Despite this, he recognizes that Antonelli has consistently outperformed him, and Russell is focused on enhancing his driving as the season progresses.espn.comThu 10 Sep · 18:21 UTC
via Sky Sports F1Russell: I have an answer to Antonelli's paceGeorge Russell has expressed confidence in his ability to improve his performance against his Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli, who currently leads the Drivers' Championship by 66 points. Despite suffering a setback at the Italian Grand Prix, where Antonelli won after starting from 19th, Russell believes he has made progress in matching Antonelli's pace and is focused on winning races as the season continues. As the Spanish Grand Prix approaches, Russell acknowledges that luck will be essential for him to close the gap in the championship standings. Meanwhile, Antonelli remains focused on winning races rather than the championship, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a competitive mindset without being distracted by the title race.Sky Sports F1Thu 10 Sep · 18:08 UTC
via Formula1.com‘My team mate has done a better job than me’ – RussellGeorge Russell has recognized that his Mercedes teammate, Kimi Antonelli, has outperformed him during the 2026 season, leading to a significant 66-point advantage in the Drivers' Championship. Despite this, Russell remains determined to compete for the title, acknowledging that he will need some luck to close the gap. As the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix approaches, Russell is focused on maximizing his performance at the new Madring circuit. He emphasizes the importance of confidence and preparation, aiming to capitalize on any opportunities that arise during the race weekend.Formula1.comThu 10 Sep · 17:52 UTC
via F1iAntonelli keeping one thought out of his mind ‘at all costs’Kimi Antonelli is currently leading the Formula 1 standings and is focused on maintaining his performance without being distracted by the prospect of winning the championship. With a significant points lead over his competitors, he emphasizes the importance of not letting the title influence his driving style, as demonstrated by his recent victory at Monza, where he started from the back of the grid and won the race. To keep himself grounded amidst his success, Antonelli engages in karting with his team, which helps him remember his roots and the journey he has taken to reach this point. He acknowledges the pressure that comes with being a championship leader but chooses to view it as a positive opportunity to excel rather than a burden.F1iThu 10 Sep · 17:17 UTC
via Motorsport.comWhy Max Verstappen isn’t buying the hype over a Red Bull surprise in MadridMax Verstappen has expressed doubts about his chances of winning at the new Madring circuit, suggesting that he might not secure a victory this season for the first time since his debut in 2015. Despite his strong performance, he acknowledges that a fast car is crucial in Formula 1, and he feels that the current situation does not favor a turnaround in his results. Verstappen compared the Madring to the Jeddah street circuit, highlighting the dangers and challenges posed by the track's design. His temporary teammate, Liam Lawson, echoed these sentiments, noting the tricky nature of certain sections, particularly the chicane at Turns 5 and 6. Both drivers are aware of the risks involved and the need for precision to avoid accidents.Motorsport.comThu 10 Sep · 17:11 UTC
via f1oversteer.comMax Verstappen shares whether Robin Raikkonen could be his teammate one day after Red Bull moveMax Verstappen recently discussed the possibility of Robin Raikkonen, son of former F1 champion Kimi Raikkonen, becoming his teammate after Red Bull signed the young karting talent to their junior team. Robin, who is only 11 years old, will officially join the Red Bull driver academy in 2027, following impressive performances in the European karting circuit that caught the attention of various F1 development programs. Verstappen expressed his excitement about meeting Kimi and Robin before the Spanish Grand Prix but also noted that he might not be in F1 by the time Robin is ready for a seat. The Dutch driver reflected on his early career coinciding with Kimi's final years in F1, hinting at the significance of a potential future partnership between him and the younger Raikkonen.f1oversteer.comThu 10 Sep · 17:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Kimi Antonelli celebrates Monza victory as best day everKimi Antonelli expressed immense joy following his victory at the Italian Grand Prix. The 20-year-old driver made a remarkable comeback, winning the race after starting from 19th on the grid.RacingNews365+ 1 moreThu 10 Sep · 16:50 UTC
via Motorsport.comGeorge Russell's telling admission after Monza F1 defeat to Kimi AntonelliGeorge Russell has admitted that his chances of winning the 2026 Formula 1 world title are slim as he trails his teammate Kimi Antonelli by 66 points with only 10 races remaining. Despite being the pre-season favorite, Russell has struggled to adapt his smoother driving style to the new regulations, while Antonelli has excelled with an aggressive approach, highlighted by his recent victory at Monza after starting from 19th. Russell has shown signs of improvement, having outqualified Antonelli in the last three sessions, but he recognizes that he still needs to enhance his race pace. Both drivers are focused on their performance rather than the championship standings, with Antonelli emphasizing the importance of maintaining a winning mindset without being distracted by the title race.Motorsport.comThu 10 Sep · 16:43 UTC
via Motorsport WeekGeorge Russell lays bare blunt F1 title ‘reality’ with performane assessmentGeorge Russell has openly discussed the challenges he faces in the 2026 Formula 1 championship, acknowledging a significant 66-point deficit to his teammate Kimi Antonelli. Despite expectations of a competitive season, Antonelli has dominated the first half, leaving Russell and Lewis Hamilton struggling to keep pace as they attempt to close the gap with 10 races remaining. Russell expressed the need for both good luck and enhanced performance to have a chance at the title. He noted improvements in his own qualifying and race pace since the summer break, but emphasized that Antonelli's consistent performance makes the championship fight increasingly difficult. Russell remains focused on his driving and adapting to the new regulations, hoping to capitalize on any missteps from Antonelli.Motorsport WeekThu 10 Sep · 16:30 UTC
via Motorsport.com“It's always the same” - Carlos Sainz wades into Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton’s Monza clashCarlos Sainz commented on the recent clash between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton during the Italian Grand Prix, drawing from his own experiences as a teammate with Leclerc at Ferrari. He noted that disagreements are common among competitive teammates, but they typically resolve their issues internally. Sainz emphasized that such situations are normal when fighting for podiums and wins. Leclerc's collision with Hamilton at Monza resulted in Hamilton falling to 10th place, while Leclerc maintained third. Post-race, Leclerc acknowledged shared responsibility for the incident, while Hamilton firmly disagreed, asserting he was ahead during the collision. Hamilton also expressed concerns about Ferrari's team dynamics and communication, highlighting a lack of established rules of engagement compared to his previous experience at Mercedes.Motorsport.comThu 10 Sep · 14:57 UTC
via RacingNews365Carlos Sainz comments on Hamilton and Leclerc spatCarlos Sainz has weighed in on the recent team orders controversy involving Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc during the Italian Grand Prix. He emphasized the importance of responsibility among drivers in such situations.RacingNews365+ 1 moreThu 10 Sep · 14:00 UTC
via Motorsport.comLawson and Tsunoda Address Verstappen's 2026 F1 CommentsLiam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda have responded to Max Verstappen's remarks regarding the impact of driver input on the upcoming 2026 Formula 1 cars. Verstappen suggested that recent results indicate a diminished role for drivers, a claim both drivers addressed in their comments.Motorsport.comThu 10 Sep · 13:53 UTC
via thejudge13.comVerstappen confirms talks with McLaren before Red Bull extensionMax Verstappen has confirmed that he engaged in discussions with McLaren prior to extending his contract with Red Bull until 2030. Although he was already under contract until 2028, the talks with McLaren were serious enough to indicate that they were more than mere speculation. Verstappen emphasized that such discussions are a normal part of evaluating his future, but ultimately decided that remaining with Red Bull was the best choice for his career aspirations. Verstappen described his relationship with Red Bull as akin to a second family and expressed confidence in the team's future direction. He believes that staying with Red Bull will allow him to achieve his ambitions, especially with significant technical changes coming in the 2026 season. His commitment to Red Bull not only solidifies his place in the team but also prevents one of the biggest potential driver moves in recent years.thejudge13.comThu 10 Sep · 11:52 UTC
via CrashCharles Leclerc could miss Spanish Grand PrixCharles Leclerc's availability for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix is in doubt as he faces a health assessment by the FIA. Ferrari has a history of adjusting its driver lineup due to injuries, raising concerns about Leclerc's potential absence.Crash+ 1 moreThu 10 Sep · 11:45 UTC
via f1oversteer.comGuenther Steiner snubs Max Verstappen as he names F1 driver who’d be his ‘first pick in the draft’Guenther Steiner has made headlines by selecting Kimi Antonelli as his first pick in a hypothetical Formula 1 draft, placing him ahead of Max Verstappen. Antonelli has had a remarkable 2026 season, leading the championship with seven wins and a significant points lead. Steiner expressed confidence that Antonelli will surpass Verstappen's performance in the coming years, highlighting the young driver's impressive turnaround from his rookie season. In addition to Antonelli, Steiner also picked Lando Norris for his junior team, showcasing his belief in the talents of both drivers. He acknowledged the challenge of selecting from numerous young talents for his team, indicating a competitive landscape in F1. This decision comes as Verstappen, despite his past dominance, faces challenges in the current season, sitting sixth in the standings after a series of regulation changes.f1oversteer.comThu 10 Sep · 11:00 UTC
via Motorsport.comVerstappen criticises modern F1 cars for lack of challengeMax Verstappen has expressed concerns about the current generation of Formula 1 cars, stating they are too easy to drive and limit responsiveness. He believes that the changes in power units have diminished the driving challenge, making it less demanding for drivers to perform at a high level.Motorsport.com+ 1 moreThu 10 Sep · 09:27 UTC
via f1oversteer.comToto Wolff shares his ‘conclusion’ after watching Ferrari fans react to Kimi Antonelli’s Monza winAndrea Kimi Antonelli made history by winning the 2026 F1 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, becoming the first Italian to achieve this feat since 1966. Starting from P19 due to a penalty, Antonelli's remarkable performance not only secured him the victory but also solidified his position at the top of the standings, leading his teammate George Russell by 66 points after 13 races. His seven wins this season have further established him as a formidable competitor in the championship. Toto Wolff observed the enthusiastic reaction of Ferrari fans during the celebration of Antonelli's win, concluding that Italian fans do not need to choose between supporting Ferrari and Antonelli. He emphasized that Antonelli's success is a source of pride for Italy, offering fans a unique opportunity to celebrate both a national driver and the iconic Ferrari team. Antonelli's achievements have reignited hopes of an Italian F1 champion, a title that has not been held since Alberto Ascari in 1953.f1oversteer.comThu 10 Sep · 09:00 UTC
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