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Even though it's a new season, and all the teams are fielding new cars, the 2024 Bahrain GP had a very familiar visage: Max Verstappen took an immediate lead from the pole - and, as predicted, opened up a comfortable lead by the end of lap one. Sergio Pere
It looked to be close - very close. Ferrari were quickest in FP3 and Qs one and two. Yet, when it mattered, under pressure, and with the benefit of more top speed than he using in free practice, it was Max Verstappen and the new Red Bull RB20-Honda who too
Two long straights, a bunch of tight corners and two DRS zones inevitably added up to some very tense racing around the new Las Vegas street circuit. All signs during practice and qualifying were that it would be a close fight between Red Bull and Ferrari
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This Friday in Qatar was not about great corners - or even about a great car being maximised around great corners. Thanks to the vagaries of new Tarmac, high ambients, gusty winds and swirling sand it was about a tetchy, irascible track surface displaying
The Singapore GP suddenly seems an age away, for Red Bull and Max Verstappen not only dominated the Japanese GP but also clinched the 2023 FIA Constructors' World Championship at Suzuka with a walkaway win. Starting from the pole, Max led from the first co
The F1 world headed to Suzuka, Japan, with three big questions to be answered: (1) Could Red Bull quickly regain their position at the top of F1? (2) Could Charles Leclerc take the game back to his Ferrari team-mate, Carlos Sainz? And (3) Would the hard Pi
Peter Windsor guides us through an epic Singapore GP - a race ultimately won with great skill by Ferrari's Carlos Sainz but characterised throughout by razor-sharp tension and swirling variables. There was the initial intra-team battle between the two Ferr
The answers to questions posed during Friday practice in Singapore were clear and decisive on Saturday: Ferrari could indeed sustain the momentum - and Carlos Sainz duly recorded his second pole in a row, squeezing out Mercedes' George Russell and the othe
Ferrari were 1-2 in both sessions in Singapore on Friday. And Mercedes, McLaren and Aston Martin are also looking good. So what, therefore, of Red Bull? They weren't particularly quick in either light- or heavy-fuel form and in this video Peter Windsor off
In the second of our post-Bahrain test updates, Craig Scarborough assesses the new Red Bull, Ferrari and McLaren-Mercedes. Red Bull looked strong in both the Barcelona and Bahrain tests - but there were some problems with bouncing. And how is the Red