Mekies: “A strong Ferrari is good for our sport”
According to Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies, a strong Ferrari is good for F1 and is also a stimulus for its opponents.
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Alonso show in the press conference: “3rd or 17th makes no difference. The media exaggerates: if you win titles by only beating your teammate, you are God”
The Asturian seemed to get more than a few things off his chest during the press conference for the Chinese GP
Honda looks to the Chinese GP: “We have made progress for this weekend”
The Japanese manufacturer has reassured that they have made progress for this weekend, without however specifying the number of batteries.
BYD Revolution: from FLASH Charging to Blade Battery 2.0
BYD promises to break down the final barriers to electrification with Blade Battery 2.0 and FLASH Charging
Hamilton dances the Macarena: “I thank the team. It wasn’t expected to have it here already”
The Englishman greatly appreciated the effort made by mechanics and engineers to bring forward the debut of the particular rear wing
Bearman: “We will demonstrate why we deserve to fight in the top positions of the midfield”
After the 7° place in Australia, the Briton aims to replicate a similar result also in China, while acknowledging the complexities of the track.
Ferrari chases Mercedes, Hamilton: “In the race, a gap of 4-5 tenths. It’s huge, but with the developments…”
The Englishman believes in Ferrari’s chances of closing the gap that separates the reds from the silver arrows.
2026 Chinese GP, what will the weather be like? First Sprint of the year clear. Cloudy Sunday
While Friday and Saturday do not present any risk of precipitation, there will be a slight concern for the long race
Leclerc: “Our advantage at the start will not last long”
Charles Leclerc presented the Chinese GP like this, which will see the drivers racing as early as Saturday
Russell explains the crazy rule that complicates starts and attacks: “There are those who don’t want to change it”
The Englishman seemed to make an implicit reference to Ferrari, without ever openly naming the Maranello team.