Patrese: “If Verstappen is at Mercedes in 2027, he will have the reigning world champion by his side”
According to Riccardo Patrese, if Max Verstappen joins Mercedes in 2027, he will have the reigning world champion by his side
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The data regarding the positions lost at the start by the Mercedes is extremely worrying, here are the details for Antonelli and Russell
Adidas also takes Red Bull: 27 million per year deal starting from 2027
Adidas continues to expand its portfolio of F1 teams, after Audi and Mercedes the Mercedes brand will also dress Red Bull
The numbers say Mercedes: whoever wins the first 3 GPs has the Drivers’ title in the bag. The exception 50 years ago
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Aston Martin vibrations disappeared (and then returned) in Suzuka: “In Miami the problem will be solved”
Mike Krack explained that the solutions to the Honda engine vibrations were not reintroduced in the GP for reliability reasons.
Super Formula: Browning narrowly avoids a dangerous impact with O’Sullivan
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Jacques Villeneuve: “Never intimidated by Schumacher, we never got along”
The Canadian looked back on the most memorable moments of their rivalry on the track, claiming to have never socialized with the German
Qiddiya Speed Park: work progresses on the new Saudi circuit
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Cigarini: “Verstappen to Ferrari? Premature, you convince Max with a winning project”
Francesco Cigarini pointed out that the possibility of seeing Verstappen at Ferrari depends on the presence of a winning project
Antonelli stings Gravina: “Ours is a sport for amateurs…”
The Mercedes driver reacted with a joke to the recent statements by the former FIGC President