F1: Gasly warns of Madring traps and bets on red flag
Pierre Gasly does not expect a quiet weekend in Madrid. For the Alpine driver, the new Formula 1 circuit has so many traps that a flag
Pierre Gasly does not expect a quiet weekend in Madrid. For the Alpine driver, the new Formula 1 circuit has so many traps that a flag
The Italian press has once again put pressure on the future of Frédéric Vasseur in charge of Ferrari’s Formula 1 team, especially after the outcome of the Italian GP and
Max Verstappen’s criticism of the 2026 cars as unresponsive will face an important test on the new Madrid circuit. With 22 turns and no history of
Formula 1 is holding an unprecedented stage in its history this weekend. Between September 11 and 13, the Spanish GP marks the debut of Madring, new
Max Verstappen revealed that he has already talked with Fernando Alonso about a possible partnership in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The Red Bull Racing driver, however, left
On any Wednesday afternoon, the fan opens their phone at coffee time and the first news that appears is the countdown to the Spanish GP.
Fernando Alonso has already dismissed any plans to announce his retirement from Formula 1 this weekend at the Spanish GP on the debut circuit in Madrid.
Charles Leclerc is fine after the heavy crash at the Formula 1 Italian GP, and will be able to participate normally in the weekend in Madrid. In addition, the
The Spanish Formula 1 GP, which will be held in Madrid next weekend, may be marked by frequent interruptions due to the characteristics
Max Verstappen confirmed that he had serious talks with Mercedes and McLaren before deciding to stay at Red Bull until the end of 2030. The four-time Formula