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Andrea Kimi Antonelli320 2

George Russell236 3

Lewis Hamilton214

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Lewis HamiltonFerrari 4CLCharles LeclercFerrari 5

Lando NorrisMcLaren 6MVMax VerstappenRed Bull 7

Oscar PiastriMcLaren 8

Isack HadjarRed Bull 9

Liam LawsonRB F1 Team 10

Pierre GaslyAlpine F1 Team 11ALArvid LindbladRB F1 Team 12

Franco ColapintoAlpine F1 Team 13

Oliver BearmanHaas F1 Team 14

Gabriel BortoletoAudi 15

Nico HülkenbergAudi 16

Esteban OconHaas F1 Team 17

Fernando AlonsoAston Martin 18CSCarlos SainzWilliams 19

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via RacingNews365Red Bull addresses serious issues with Max Verstappen's carMax Verstappen and Red Bull are currently facing significant challenges with the performance of his car. The team is actively working to resolve these issues as they prepare for upcoming races.

RacingNews365Sat 12 Sep · 08:30 UTC

via gpfans.comF1 star Charles Leclerc makes big admission after Lewis Hamilton peace talksCharles Leclerc has taken full accountability for his collision with Lewis Hamilton during the Italian Grand Prix, which led to Hamilton losing positions early in the race. Following the incident, both drivers engaged in discussions with Ferrari management to address the situation and maintain team harmony. Leclerc expressed his respect for Hamilton and acknowledged that their competitive nature sometimes leads to conflicts on the track. After the crash, Leclerc was monitored for any injuries but confirmed he was fit to compete in the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix.

gpfans.comSat 12 Sep · 08:15 UTC

via Motorsport WeekHamilton urges Ferrari to close gap to MercedesLewis Hamilton acknowledged the need for Ferrari to improve its performance to catch up with Mercedes and McLaren. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc expressed optimism about Ferrari's advancements despite recognizing that they remain behind their competitors.

Motorsport Week+ 1 moreSat 12 Sep · 08:00 UTC

via F1iRussell highlights worrying prospect for race day at MadringGeorge Russell expressed concerns about tyre degradation after the first day of practice at the new Madring circuit in Madrid. He noted that the track's unique characteristics could lead to significant thermal stress on the tyres, making race day a challenge for all teams. Russell's performance varied, as he topped the first practice session but slipped to fifth in the second due to set-up adjustments. Mercedes' deputy team principal, Bradley Lord, echoed Russell's concerns, highlighting that the continuous cornering sequences on the track might lead to unexpected thermal effects on the tyres. With limited long-run data due to a crash during FP2, teams are left uncertain about tyre performance for the race, raising the possibility of a race strategy focused on managing thermal degradation.

F1iSat 12 Sep · 07:38 UTC

via gpfans.comF1 News Today: Lewis Hamilton blasted by F1 rival as Max Verstappen names potential Red Bull replacementLewis Hamilton faced criticism for his driving during the first practice session at the Madring, where several drivers experienced impediments on their hot laps. This incident has raised concerns ahead of the qualifying session scheduled for Saturday afternoon. Max Verstappen humorously suggested that he could be replaced at Red Bull by Robin Raikkonen, the son of former champion Kimi Raikkonen, who has just joined the team's junior program. Additionally, Charles Leclerc will have a power unit disadvantage compared to Hamilton due to Ferrari's decision to use a previously used engine, while FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem expressed his surprise at the possibility of Fernando Alonso retiring from Formula 1.

gpfans.comSat 12 Sep · 06:45 UTC

via newsonf1.comHadjar return still uncertain for BakuSep.12 (GMM) Isack Hadjar’s wrist injury appears more serious than initially hoped, with the Red Bull driver still wearing a substantial brace in Madrid and Laurent Mekies refusing to guarantee he will return in Baku. Hadjar has now missed three races, with Liam Lawson again substituting this weekend. Mekies said Red Bull had no hesitation…newsonf1.comSat 12 Sep · 04:59 UTC

via grandprix.comVerstappen seeks qualifying speed after clean Madrid startMax Verstappen and Red Bull Racing had a productive first day at the Madring circuit, finishing fifth and sixth in the opening practice sessions. Despite a clean start, Verstappen expressed a desire for improved qualifying speed and a clearer understanding of tire performance over race stints, as the team prepares for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix. Technical director Pierre Wache highlighted challenges with the road surface, particularly in the high-speed sections, which were bumpier than anticipated. As the team looks ahead to final practice, they aim to enhance the car's balance and speed to capitalize on any opportunities during the race.grandprix.comSat 12 Sep · 00:59 UTC

via grandprix.comFerrari reportedly holds back Leclerc engine as a precautionFerrari made a strategic decision to use an earlier engine specification for Charles Leclerc during the Madrid race as a precaution. This choice was influenced by the limited time available for checks on his upgraded Monza engine following an accident at the Italian Grand Prix, where initial inspections revealed no significant issues. The team aimed to maximize preparation time on the unfamiliar circuit by avoiding potential complications from engine problems. While the Monza engine is still considered recoverable, Ferrari has not confirmed when it will be back in service, nor have they abandoned the upgrade.grandprix.comSat 12 Sep · 00:58 UTC

via Motorsport.comMax Verstappen reveals laid-back approach to 100-driver Silverstone challengeMax Verstappen, the four-time Formula 1 champion, is set to participate in a unique challenge at Silverstone where he aims to overtake 100 go-karters in just 30 laps. Despite the daunting task of starting from the back of the grid, Verstappen has revealed that he has not prepared for the event and plans to simply show up and race. He expressed a laid-back attitude towards the challenge, stating he is unsure of the format and just intends to enjoy the experience. The challenge has attracted comments from fellow drivers, including Charles Leclerc, who cautioned Verstappen about the potential risks of racing against a large number of less experienced drivers. Carlos Sainz also weighed in, suggesting that Verstappen could quickly move to the front based on his own karting experience. The event is expected to be both entertaining and challenging, showcasing Verstappen's skills against a diverse group of competitors.

Motorsport.comFri 11 Sep · 22:26 UTC

via Motorsport.comGeorge Russell shares childhood Silverstone connection and why he rejected bigger grandstandGeorge Russell has announced the launch of his own grandstand at Silverstone, set to debut in 2027. The George Russell Grandstand will be situated at Farm Curve, offering fans a three-day reserved seat along with an official T-shirt and access to various entertainment zones during the race weekend. Russell explained his choice of the smaller grandstand, emphasizing that it provides the best view of multiple corners on the track. He also shared a nostalgic memory of attending Silverstone as a child in 2009, where he supported Sebastian Vettel, highlighting the significance of the circuit in his journey in Formula 1.

Motorsport.comFri 11 Sep · 21:55 UTC

via gpfans.comMax Verstappen admits he could be replaced at Red Bull by Kimi Raikkonen's sonMax Verstappen recently commented on the possibility of being replaced at Red Bull by Robin Raikkonen, the son of former F1 champion Kimi Raikkonen, who has just joined the team's junior programme. Verstappen met the Raikkonen family at the Italian Grand Prix and acknowledged the significance of Robin's signing, joking about the future need for a seat for the young driver in the team. Kimi Raikkonen expressed his enthusiasm for his son's inclusion in the Red Bull Junior Team, highlighting the program's history of success with notable alumni. He emphasized the support received from Red Bull and the commitment Robin will make to develop his racing skills, as he has already shown promise in various karting competitions.

gpfans.comFri 11 Sep · 21:30 UTC

via RacingNews365George Russell makes grid penalty claim as F1 finally hits Madrid - RacingNews365 ReviewGeorge Russell has made a claim regarding his pending engine grid penalty, suggesting that Mercedes should have taken cues from teammate Kimi Antonelli's strategy during the Monza race. This comes as the Formula 1 series returns to Madrid for the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix, where teams are navigating various challenges. In addition to Russell's comments, Lando Norris faced significant setbacks, missing an entire practice session due to gearbox problems. Meanwhile, Alex Albon raised concerns about safety at the new circuit, particularly regarding its banked corner, while Max Verstappen pinpointed areas for improvement for his team after a mixed performance on the first day.

RacingNews365Fri 11 Sep · 20:05 UTC

via f1oversteer.comJolyon Palmer saw Liam Lawson do ‘mighty’ thing Max Verstappen is always praised for at the MadringLiam Lawson has stepped in for the injured Isack Hadjar at the Spanish Grand Prix, impressing pundit Jolyon Palmer with his quick adaptation to the new Madring circuit during the first practice session. Palmer noted that Lawson appeared to be at home in the Red Bull RB22, showcasing competitive lap times early on. Max Verstappen, who also participated in FP1, acknowledged the immediate competitiveness of both Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda in their temporary roles. Despite Verstappen finishing the session ahead of Lawson, the latter's performance marked a significant improvement from his previous outing at Monza, where he faced several challenges.

f1oversteer.comFri 11 Sep · 20:00 UTC

via gpfans.comMax Verstappen warns Madring circuit 'probably a car killer'Max Verstappen has expressed concerns about the new Madring circuit, labeling it as 'probably a car killer' based on its challenging layout. This assessment echoes comments made by Williams team principal James Vowles, who highlighted issues observed during F3 testing. Despite these concerns, the first practice session for F1 went smoothly, although F2 experienced multiple crashes during qualifying. Verstappen elaborated on the difficulties of the track, drawing parallels to the Jeddah circuit, particularly regarding the close positioning of walls. He also pointed out that the angled braking zones could complicate overtaking maneuvers, making it a tough challenge for drivers throughout the race weekend.

gpfans.comFri 11 Sep · 19:58 UTC

via Formula1.comLeclerc anticipates exciting qualifying at MadringCharles Leclerc is looking forward to an exciting qualifying session for the Spanish Grand Prix. After experiencing the Madring for the first time, he expressed optimism about Ferrari's performance.

Formula1.com+ 1 moreFri 11 Sep · 19:03 UTC

via RacingNews365Max Verstappen pinpoints two critical factors for Red Bull improvementMax Verstappen had a mixed performance during the first day of the Spanish Grand Prix, finishing fifth in FP1 and sixth in FP2. He highlighted the need for Red Bull to improve their one-lap pace and understanding of tyre performance for long runs, as he struggled with the car's balance throughout the sessions. Despite some frustrations with the car's handling, Verstappen remained optimistic about making adjustments ahead of qualifying. He noted that a clean FP3 session would be beneficial for their performance, as the team aims to enhance their competitiveness on the new Madrid circuit.

RacingNews365Fri 11 Sep · 18:30 UTC

via espn.comAntonelli quickest in FP2 in Madrid, Russell fifthIn the second practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli set the fastest time, outperforming Charles Leclerc by 0.113 seconds. Lewis Hamilton followed closely in third place, while Arvid Lindblad had a significant crash, marking the first major incident at the newly debuted Madring circuit in Madrid. George Russell, who had topped the first practice session, finished fifth overall. The session was marked by concerns over the circuit's safety, with drivers expressing fears about its high-speed corners and concrete walls. Russell acknowledged the risks involved and noted that he needed luck to challenge Antonelli for the championship, as Antonelli currently leads with seven wins.

espn.comFri 11 Sep · 18:05 UTC

via f1oversteer.comJuan Pablo Montoya sees the one area Lando Norris ‘always’ outclasses Oscar PiastriJuan Pablo Montoya feels Mercedes’ George Russell and McLaren’s Oscar Piastri face the same issue because of their teammates, Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Lando Norris. ...

f1oversteer.comFri 11 Sep · 18:00 UTC

via PlanetF1Max Verstappen insider pokes fun at Lewis Hamilton after Spanish GP incidentsDuring the Spanish Grand Prix practice sessions, Lewis Hamilton faced criticism from several drivers for being involved in multiple traffic incidents. Dani Juncadella, a teammate of Max Verstappen, humorously remarked on social media that Hamilton's presence in the way during practice is as certain as death and taxes, highlighting the frustrations of other drivers like Carlos Sainz and Arvid Lindblad. The practice sessions at the new Madring track were largely clean, except for one red flag incident caused by Lindblad crashing. Despite the overall smoothness of the sessions, Hamilton's actions drew ire from his competitors, with Sainz and Lindblad both voicing their concerns about safety and the dangers posed by Hamilton's positioning on the track.

PlanetF1Fri 11 Sep · 17:40 UTC

via F1iVerstappen holds firm on Madring: “I’ll always prefer Spa”Max Verstappen shared his thoughts on the newly constructed Madring after the opening practice sessions for the Spanish Grand Prix. While he acknowledged the quality of the venue's construction, he reiterated his long-standing preference for traditional circuits like Spa over street circuits, stating that this sentiment would not change. Despite his mixed feelings, he noted that the venue had been well-built but lacked the excitement he finds in more conventional tracks. In terms of performance, Verstappen finished sixth in the practice sessions, trailing the fastest time by 0.401 seconds. The day was relatively uneventful, with only one red flag caused by a rookie's crash. Verstappen indicated that the Red Bull team needed to improve their car's balance and speed to be competitive, as the Madring presented unique challenges that the entire field was still trying to navigate.

F1iFri 11 Sep · 17:37 UTC

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