Anirban Aly Mandal

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Haas F1 driver, Esteban Ocon has jumped onto the bandwagon of drivers starting their own YouTube channels. The Frenchman tried vlogging recently, but has been utilizing the video-sharing platform to mainly show off his exquisite car collection. The 2021 Hungarian GP winner has now added yet another rare piece of automotive engineering to his ever-growing garage and promptly recorded a vlog to share it with his fanbase on YouTube.

4 days ago | thesportsrush.com | Anirban Aly Mandal

Back in the mid-90s, Italy was on course to produce the next biggest racing star after the likes of Riccardo Patrese and Ivan Capelli. A young Jarno Trulli was making the headlines with his karting exploits. Already a karting world champion, Trulli made his Formula 1 debut for Minardi in 1997. A couple of years later, the late Eddie Jordan’s team quickly lapped him up, and he started to break into the top 10 of the drivers’ standings consistently.

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Trulli raced with the Japanese outfit for five full seasons in Formula 1, bagging one pole position and seven podiums. However, he still regrets not having the opportunity to stay at Renault when they became title contenders in 2005 and 2006. “Everyone says I didn’t win, but at Renault I beat Jenson Button and Alonso, two who later became world champions. Unfortunately, I wasn’t driving their cars when it was the right time,” he adds. In fact, Renault’s glory years benefited Alonso the most.

5 days ago | thesportsrush.com | Anirban Aly Mandal

With a total of 16 Constructors’ titles and 15 Drivers’ Championships, Ferrari have been the most successful team in F1 history. However, in recent years, the team seems to have lost their edge and frustrations are growing in their camp as a result. Among the many factors that have contributed to the team’s slump, the most glaring mistakes have been on the pit wall in terms of their strategy.

5 days ago | thesportsrush.com | Anirban Aly Mandal

With Fred Vasseur’s appointment as Ferrari’s team principal from 2023 onwards, the Frenchman has tried his best to change the culture of the side and help the Maranello-based outfit return to winning ways. He has introduced a ‘no-blame’ culture within the Scuderia. That said, it hasn’t borne any substantial fruits till now as the team’s 17-year-long title drought persists.