Chris Medland
Formula 1 Journalist and Broadcaster at Freelance
Freelance @F1 journalist/broadcaster for @RACERmag, @Motor_Sport and others. Can be found pretending to know what I'm on about on @SiriusXM and documentaries.
Articles
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3 days ago |
racer.com | Chris Medland
Lewis Hamilton was left looking for answers after suffering what he called the worst balance he has experienced on his way to sixth place in the Spanish Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion started from fifth and had his sights set on a maiden grand prix podium for Ferrari, and although he moved up to fourth at the start, he was quickly under pressure from teammate Charles Leclerc.
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3 days ago |
racer.com | Chris Medland
Nico Hulkenberg says everything seemed to click for him in the Spanish Grand Prix as he went from 16th on the grid to finish fifth and secure a season-best result for Sauber. Sauber brought an upgrade to Barcelona, with a new floor and sidepods being introduced across both cars.
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4 days ago |
motorsportmagazine.com | Chris Medland
On Sunday morning it looked like Lance Stroll and Aston Martin would provide the ammunition for some interesting paddock chatter, but by Sunday night Max Verstappen was well and truly dominating the headlines. Headlines that a few family members of a recent race winner had some extra time to read while joining hundreds of fans trying to fly home.
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4 days ago |
motorsportmagazine.com | Chris Medland
First F1 conquered the small screen with Drive to Survive. Now it is aiming to do the same with the silver screen with a star studded movie release. In production for well over two years the new film, set for release in the UK on July 25, is already being talked about as the summer’s big blockbuster.
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4 days ago |
racer.com | Chris Medland
Oscar Piastri felt he delivered one of his strongest weekends for McLaren in winning the Spanish Grand Prix, but admits he was surprised by the threat Red Bull offered through Max Verstappen’s strategy. Verstappen did not have the pace to match the McLarens but was running an aggressive three-stop race that allowed him to push harder on his tires compared to the McLarens following a more conventional two-stop, and it kept the Red Bull in range for the majority of the grand prix.
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