Darshan Chokhani
Editor in Chief at Formula Rapida
33. Motorsport | Cricket | Sports. Ex-intern @ForceIndiaF1, ex-work Ten Sports, @Motorsport | FIA Accredited | Freelance Writer/PR | DM for work | #MsportXtra
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1 week ago |
formularapida.net | Darshan Chokhani
Carlos Sainz reflects on fight against Yuki Tsunoda and Andrea Kimi Antonelli in F1 Bahrain GP, as Alexander Albon reckons points was possible. It was a fighting race for Williams’ Sainz all-through in F1 Bahrain GP on the fringes of the Top 10. He was amidst the train of cars fighting for the lower rug of points. In that battle, the Spaniard had a contact with Yuki Tsunoda, which damaged his sidepod – causing a hole in it. He was surprised by no penalty for Tsunoda, but understood after the race.
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1 week ago |
formularapida.net | Darshan Chokhani
Oscar Piastri felt controlled all-through in F1 Bahrain GP win as he talks about gelling with the car and title chances, with Andrea Stella rating his drive. It was straightforward run for McLaren’s Piastri in F1 Bahrain GP. While Lando Norris binned it in qualifying, the Australian took the mantle to secure pole and back it up with a win. It was relatively easy drive in the front after maintaining lead at start, apart from a moment after the safety car.
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1 week ago |
formularapida.net | Darshan Chokhani
Lewis Hamilton dwell into things he has had to do to adjust at Ferrari, as Charles Leclerc reflects on maximum he could do in F1 Bahrain GP. It wasn’t the Saturday that Hamilton had hoped for in F1 Bahrain GP after finishing just eighth in the order. For the first time, the Brit looked visibly upset in his short time at Ferrari, as he didn’t understand what went wrong, especially when teammate Leclerc was third (which got converted to second).
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1 week ago |
formularapida.net | Darshan Chokhani
Lando Norris expanded on how F1 Bahrain GP went and his mindset in tackling or speaking out in open, while Andrea Stella backed his drive to explain what’s happening. After a low-key qualifying, Norris wasn’t too happy even after taking third in F1 Bahrain GP. He lost points to McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri who scored the win and bridged the gap to three points. The Brit had second in the big if not for the time penalty at the start of the race.
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1 week ago |
formularapida.net | Darshan Chokhani
Pierre Gasly not too happy with the safety car call in F1 Bahrain GP, as Jack Doohan rues hard tyre stint which cost him first point. Already on Saturday, Alpine’s Gasly was overjoyed with a fifth place finish which got converted to fourth to start the F1 Bahrain GP. On Sunday, he was on it by staying with the leading pack. He ran well in the points and ahead of some of the key runners who could have scored ahead of him.
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