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via f1oversteer.comLewis Hamilton used the exact same ‘bathroom’ tactic as Michael Schumacher to get in F1 rival’s headLewis Hamilton used to play games with Nico Rosberg to disrupt his teammate’s preparation for an F1 session, Otmar Szafnauer has said. Hamilton became teammates ...Fri 18 Sep · 08:30 UTC48via CrashWhat caused Martin Brundle and Nico Rosberg’s latest F1 disagreementMartin Brundle and Nico Rosberg found themselves in another F1 disagreement at the Spanish Grand Prix.Fri 18 Sep · 08:00 UTC38via RaceFansOn This Day: Crucial victory puts Rosberg back in the lead of 2016 title fight | BriefRosberg took a points lead he never lost by beating RicciardoThu 17 Sep · 23:01 UTCvia gpfans.comNew Lando Norris racing team posts 13 top openings in major recruitment driveEver wanted to work for an F1 world champion? Well now you can!Thu 17 Sep · 21:27 UTCvia Motorsport WeekCalls for F1 VSC Rule Changes After Norris's Spanish GP IncidentFollowing Lando Norris's controversial finish at the Spanish Grand Prix, several figures have proposed changes to the virtual safety car regulations. Nico Rosberg and Martin Brundle have suggested measures such as closing the pitlane or adjusting speed limits to ensure fair competition.Thu 17 Sep · 15:30 UTC28via Motorsport.comLando Norris spotted driving Ferrari F40 in London after 2025 crash2025 Formula 1 champion Lando Norris has been seen driving his Ferrari F40 in London, confirming the supercar's return to the road following a high-profile crash in early 2025. Norris's F40 was involved in an accident in January 2025 on the roads outside Monaco, while Norris was away. The vehicle, driven by a friend at the time, lost traction exiting a left-hand corner and made contact with ... Keep readingThu 17 Sep · 12:15 UTCvia gpfans.comMartin Brundle claims he would AXE Fernando Alonso from Aston MartinMartin Brundle believes it is time for Aston Martin to move on from two-time world champion Fernando Alonso.Thu 17 Sep · 08:45 UTCvia RacingNews365Lando Norris and McLaren should scare Kimi Antonelli and MercedesLando Norris and his McLaren team are in a strong position as they prepare for the upcoming 2027 season, despite Norris's title defense being effectively over. With Kimi Antonelli on the brink of being crowned champion, Norris's recent performances have showcased his ability to compete at a high level, demonstrating dominance in recent races, particularly at the Madring and the Hungarian Grand Prix. McLaren has made substantial strides in car development, focusing on a solid platform that has allowed for consistent performance improvements. While Norris has excelled, his teammate Oscar Piastri has struggled to match his pace. The team's ongoing enhancements, particularly in low-speed performance, suggest that they could be a formidable contender in the future, posing a challenge to Antonelli and Mercedes.Thu 17 Sep · 08:10 UTCvia f1oversteer.comNico Rosberg warns Ferrari are headed for ‘disaster’ thanks to Fred Vasseur’s ‘big mistake’Nico Rosberg has expressed concerns about Ferrari's management, particularly regarding the lack of rules of engagement between their drivers, which he believes could lead to significant issues. The controversy arose during the Monza race when Charles Leclerc's actions caused Lewis Hamilton to drop positions, ultimately finishing sixth, while Leclerc crashed shortly after. Rosberg highlighted that the absence of preemptive discussions about driver conduct is a major oversight by team principal Fred Vasseur. He emphasized that effective communication and strategy have historically been weaknesses for Ferrari, which continue to hinder their performance despite having a competitive car. Rosberg's comments suggest that without addressing these internal issues, Ferrari may struggle to compete effectively in future races.Thu 17 Sep · 08:00 UTCvia Sky Sports F1Lando Norris Discusses Challenges of Monaco Sprint Race FormatLando Norris has expressed mixed feelings about the upcoming Sprint race format for the 2027 Monaco Grand Prix. While he acknowledges the excitement it may bring to fans, he warns that the new format could pose significant challenges for drivers, particularly in terms of track time and risk.Thu 17 Sep · 06:34 UTC58via gpfans.comFerrari's Ongoing Challenges Highlighted After Hamilton's Missed OpportunityLewis Hamilton's recent performance with Ferrari showcased the team's potential for race wins. However, experts point out that underlying weaknesses continue to hinder their success.Wed 16 Sep · 19:45 UTCvia PlanetF1Brundle and Rosberg in fresh disagreement over Fernando Alonso F1 futureIn September 2026, Martin Brundle proposed that Aston Martin should consider replacing Fernando Alonso with younger drivers as part of a team rebuild. This suggestion sparked a disagreement with Nico Rosberg, who defended Alonso's performance against teammate Lance Stroll, arguing that Alonso still outperforms Stroll consistently. Alonso is contemplating his future in Formula 1, weighing options between continuing until 2027 or retiring after the current season. Despite the uncertainty, he has expressed a desire to stay with Aston Martin, emphasizing that his enjoyment of racing is his primary motivation, rather than the team's results.Wed 16 Sep · 11:30 UTCvia Motorsport.comF1 clash avoided but can Lando Norris or Max Verstappen race at Le Mans 2027?The 2027 Formula 1 calendar allows for a potential participation of F1 drivers like Lando Norris and Max Verstappen in the Le Mans 24 Hours, as there are no direct schedule clashes. However, the Le Mans test day on June 6 coincides with the Monaco Grand Prix, posing a significant challenge for drivers who need to complete mandatory laps to qualify for the race. Despite the logistical hurdles, there are pathways for F1 drivers to participate, such as applying for exemptions from the test day. Teams must also consider how to accommodate additional drivers in their line-ups, which could involve adding a third car, a complex decision given the current operational constraints and commitments of teams like McLaren and Ford.Wed 16 Sep · 09:18 UTCvia f1oversteer.comLando Norris Comments on Monaco Grand Prix Sprint Race ControversyLando Norris has shared his perspective on the recent decision to include a Sprint race at the Monaco Grand Prix. This announcement has sparked discussions among fans and raised concerns about the integrity of the event.Wed 16 Sep · 09:00 UTCvia f1oversteer.comRalf Schumacher thinks one Lando Norris comment about George Russell was a ‘dig’ at Oscar PiastriRalf Schumacher is under the impression that one of Lando Norris’ recent comments about George Russell’s adaptation to the new F1 rules was a clear ...Wed 16 Sep · 08:00 UTCvia RacingNews365Lando Norris makes major car swap as Max Verstappen title requirement revealed - RacingNews365Check out the latest and best F1 news right here!Tue 15 Sep · 20:00 UTCvia gpfans.comNorris nightmare as ex Magui Corceiro watches Spanish Grand Prix debacleYou know that moment when you trip over nothing and make an idiot of yourself? Hugely embarrassing, right? But only if people are around to see it. If not, you move on from your life and won't wake up three years from now in a cold sweat re-imagining it.Tue 15 Sep · 17:45 UTCvia f1oversteer.comSimon Lazenby reminds Nico Rosberg of what he said about Lewis Hamilton’s ‘age’ last yearNico Rosberg thought Lewis Hamilton’s qualifying pace was starting to desert him, but the Ferrari driver has got it ‘back’ this year. Hamilton is tied ...Tue 15 Sep · 17:00 UTCvia Formula1.comWho impressed our Power Rankings judges in Madrid?Victory went to Kimi Antonelli at the Spanish Grand Prix after the timing of the Virtual Safety Car scuppered Lando Norris’ efforts. But who impressed our Power Rankings judges over the course of the weekend at the all-new Madring? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...Tue 15 Sep · 15:19 UTCvia Motorsport.comLando Norris lost Madring F1 win because of impossible overtaking – McLarenMcLaren Formula 1 team principal Andrea Stella says overtaking was too difficult at the Madring for Lando Norris to win the Spanish Grand Prix. Norris took pole position at Madrid’s new street circuit and pulled away by six seconds in the first 12 laps of the race, which proved to be his downfall as he was too far ahead to pit when the virtual safety car was called. Read ... Keep readingTue 15 Sep · 14:37 UTC
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