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Andrea Kimi Antonelli
320
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George Russell
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Lewis Hamilton
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Mercedes
556
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405
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Lewis Hamilton
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Mercedes
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George Russell
Mercedes
3
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
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CL
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
5
Lando Norris
McLaren
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MV
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
7
Oscar Piastri
McLaren
8
Isack Hadjar
Red Bull
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Liam Lawson
RB F1 Team
10
Pierre Gasly
Alpine F1 Team
11
AL
Arvid Lindblad
RB F1 Team
12
Franco Colapinto
Alpine F1 Team
13
Oliver Bearman
Haas F1 Team
14
Gabriel Bortoleto
Audi
15
Nico Hülkenberg
Audi
16
Esteban Ocon
Haas F1 Team
17
Fernando Alonso
Aston Martin
18
CS
Carlos Sainz
Williams
19
Alexander Albon
Williams
20
Yuki Tsunoda
RB F1 Team
21
Lance Stroll
Aston Martin
22
Valtteri Bottas
Cadillac F1 Team
23
SP
Sergio Pérez
Cadillac F1 Team
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Mercedes
556 pts
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Ferrari
405 pts
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McLaren
316 pts
4
RB
Red Bull
298 pts
5
RT
RB F1 Team
90 pts
6
AT
Alpine F1 Team
68 pts
7
HT
Haas F1 Team
27 pts
8
A
Audi
17 pts
9
W
Williams
12 pts
10
AM
Aston Martin
7 pts
11
CT
Cadillac F1 Team
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via F1i
George Russell believes he can challenge Kimi Antonelli
George Russell expressed confidence in his ability to compete for the Formula 1 title, stating he is no longer 'lost' in his Mercedes. After reducing Kimi Antonelli's championship lead from 81 points to 66, Russell feels invigorated and ready to take on the challenge.
F1i
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Mon 28 Sep · 15:10 UTC
via Formula1.com
'Less pressure on me than there is him' – Russell on title
George Russell expressed that he feels less pressure in the ongoing Drivers' Championship compared to his teammate Kimi Antonelli. After winning the Grand Prix in Baku, Russell reduced Antonelli's lead to 66 points, having previously trailed by 81 points. Antonelli's crash during qualifying significantly impacted his performance, allowing Russell to capitalize on the situation and secure a crucial victory. Russell reflected on his recent form, stating that he did not consider himself a contender for the title until now. He noted that despite a challenging start to the season, his performance has improved significantly. The article draws parallels to last season's championship battle, suggesting that Russell's current deficit is not insurmountable, especially if he continues to perform well.
Formula1.com
Mon 28 Sep · 13:02 UTC
via thejudge13.com
Pierre Gasly speaks out after social media threats target his family and girlfriend
Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly has condemned threats directed at him, his girlfriend and members of his family following the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, saying social media abuse has crossed a line that should not be ignored. Gasly addressed the issue ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, after facing a wave of ... Read more
thejudge13.com
Mon 28 Sep · 11:52 UTC
via f1technical.net
"There was little opportunity to relax at any stage of the race," claims Mercedes ...
George Russell secured a commanding victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, converting his pole position into a win despite facing pressure from Max Verstappen in the closing laps. The race featured two Safety Car periods that challenged Russell's lead, but he managed to hold on for the win, marking an important return to the top step of the podium for him and Mercedes. Kimi Antonelli also had a notable performance, recovering from a difficult qualifying session that left him in P16. He climbed through the field to finish fifth, showcasing his determination and skill. Mercedes Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin praised both drivers for their performances, highlighting the team's strong pace throughout the weekend and their ability to maximize opportunities during the race.
f1technical.net
Mon 28 Sep · 11:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Alpine supports Franco Colapinto after Baku crash
Flavio Briatore, the Alpine Formula 1 chief, has confirmed that the team will not impose any internal punishment on Franco Colapinto following his collision with team-mate Pierre Gasly during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Colapinto stated he has the full support of Briatore despite the initial anger over the incident.
f1oversteer.com
+ 5 more
Mon 28 Sep · 10:00 UTC
via gpfans.com
Kimi Antonelli suffers car damage at Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Kimi Antonelli revealed that he experienced significant damage to his car during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, which hindered his performance. The Mercedes driver attributed his crash in qualifying to the wall, impacting his chances of a strong finish in the race.
gpfans.com
Sun 27 Sep · 19:45 UTC
via RacingNews365
Frederic Vasseur warns Christian Horner is a distraction
Frederic Vasseur, the team principal of Ferrari, has stated that Christian Horner is becoming a distraction for the team as he appears to be seeking a new job. Horner has expressed that only a 'dream' role at Ferrari would entice him back to the pit wall.
RacingNews365
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Sun 27 Sep · 14:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Juan Pablo Montoya tells Kimi Antonelli to 'stop thinking' after spotting a problem in Baku
Kimi Antonelli made an impressive recovery in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, finishing fifth after starting from sixteenth. However, his performance raised concerns from Juan Pablo Montoya, who noted that Antonelli seemed to be driving conservatively, potentially due to the pressure of maintaining his championship lead. Montoya highlighted that Antonelli was slower than usual, suggesting he was overly cautious and not pushing himself to the limit. Antonelli acknowledged his reserved driving style, stating he was in 'let’s save the car' mode and lacked the confidence he had shown in previous races.
f1oversteer.com
Sun 27 Sep · 13:00 UTC
via Autosport
Alpine backs Colapinto after Azerbaijan GP crash
Franco Colapinto has received full support from Alpine Formula 1 and Flavio Briatore following his late-race collision at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The incident, which involved Pierre Gasly and Lando Norris, has sparked debate among drivers regarding potential penalties.
Autosport
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Sun 27 Sep · 12:11 UTC
via the-race.com
Antonelli passed a key test Piastri had failed
Kimi Antonelli demonstrated resilience during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, finishing fifth despite a challenging weekend that he labelled as his worst of the season. With an 81-point lead in the championship, Antonelli managed to navigate the race carefully after sustaining damage, showcasing a strategic approach that avoided the pitfalls faced by Oscar Piastri in the previous year's event, where Piastri's campaign began to unravel due to multiple errors. Antonelli's ability to adapt his driving style and mindset during the race was crucial, as he opted for a conservative strategy rather than risking a crash. This decision allowed him to minimize the points lost to rival George Russell, ultimately preserving his championship lead. Looking ahead, Antonelli expressed confidence in returning to form for the upcoming race in Malaysia, indicating his determination to re-establish his competitive edge.
the-race.com
Sun 27 Sep · 12:04 UTC
via RacingNews365
Alpine condemns online abuse after Norris and Colapinto
Alpine has issued a statement condemning online abuse directed at Lando Norris and their driver Franco Colapinto following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. This marks another instance of the team speaking out against the negative behaviour of fans after Colapinto's involvement in a multi-car incident.
RacingNews365
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Sun 27 Sep · 11:49 UTC
via gpfans.com
Briatore criticises Colapinto's move at Azerbaijan GP
Flavio Briatore has described Franco Colapinto's actions during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as a 'very poor move' for a driver of his experience. Both Colapinto and Pierre Gasly retired from the race following a first-corner collision after the restart.
gpfans.com
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Sun 27 Sep · 11:27 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Gasly and Colapinto resolve clash after Azerbaijan GP
Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto of Alpine have confirmed they have cleared the air following their collision during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Colapinto acknowledged his error in judgement that led to the incident involving both Gasly and Lando Norris.
f1oversteer.com
+ 1 more
Sun 27 Sep · 10:00 UTC
via Motorsport.com
Russell and Verstappen criticise Norris on Colapinto ban
George Russell and Max Verstappen have described Lando Norris's suggestion that Franco Colapinto should receive a race ban as too harsh. The comments follow Colapinto's incident at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he collided with Alpine's Pierre Gasly and Norris.
Motorsport.com
+ 1 more
Sun 27 Sep · 09:12 UTC
via Motorsport.com
Mercedes did not expect Monza repeat from Antonelli
Mercedes deputy team principal Bradley Lord stated that Kimi Antonelli was never expected to replicate his previous performance from Monza during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. George Russell secured victory at the Baku City Circuit, converting his pole position into a win for Mercedes.
Motorsport.com
+ 1 more
Sun 27 Sep · 06:55 UTC
via grandprix.com
Kimi Antonelli drives cautiously to fifth in Baku
Kimi Antonelli described his approach during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as driving 'like my grandmother' after recovering from a qualifying mistake to finish fifth. He expressed relief at completing the race in a 'damage-safe mode' after starting from 16th on the grid.
newsonf1.com
+ 2 more
Sun 27 Sep · 06:34 UTC
via racer.com
Lando Norris faces backlash over Colapinto comments
Lando Norris has faced significant backlash after calling for Franco Colapinto to be banned from Formula 1 following a multi-car incident at the Baku restart. The controversy has drawn responses from Argentine politicians, media figures, and fans, with Alpine also condemning online abuse directed at drivers.
newsonf1.com
+ 1 more
Sun 27 Sep · 06:34 UTC
via espn.com
Alpine to weigh 'course of action' after double DNF
Alpine Racing is set to review its options following a double retirement at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where Franco Colapinto's error led to both him and teammate Pierre Gasly crashing out. The incident occurred during a safety car restart, impacting their chances for points as both cars were in competitive positions. Flavio Briatore, Alpine's team principal, expressed disappointment over the incident, stating that such mistakes should not happen, especially when both cars were performing well. Colapinto acknowledged his responsibility for the crash, apologising to his team and Gasly, while Norris suggested that Colapinto should face a race ban for his actions.
espn.com
Sat 26 Sep · 18:47 UTC
via espn.com
Russell warns Antonelli: 'Pressure is on you'
George Russell achieved a commanding victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, marking the most dominant performance of his career. He won the race after starting from pole position and narrowly held off Max Verstappen, finishing just 0.1 seconds ahead. This win allowed Russell to reduce Kimi Antonelli's championship lead to 66 points, as Antonelli struggled to recover from a poor qualifying performance that left him starting in 16th place. Despite his fifth-place finish, Antonelli remains in control of the championship standings. He acknowledged that he drove conservatively during the race, aiming to secure points rather than take risks. Russell, on the other hand, expressed renewed confidence in his ability to compete for victories in the remaining races of the season, emphasizing his determination to win every race moving forward.
espn.com
Sat 26 Sep · 17:40 UTC
via RacingNews365
Lando Norris apologises to Franco Colapinto after comments
Lando Norris has issued an apology to Franco Colapinto for his remarks following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he suggested Colapinto should face a race ban after a collision. Norris admitted that his comments were inappropriate and acknowledged the backlash he faced, including online abuse.
RacingNews365
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Sat 26 Sep · 17:20 UTC
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