Joseph Wilson

3 days ago | argus-press.com | Joseph Wilson

MONTMELO, Spain (AP) — Formula 1's hangover from a not-so-successful experiment to spice up another slow Monaco Grand Prix was still being felt in Spain this weekend. A rule change requiring two pit stops was aimed at shaking up the Monaco GP, which offers scant chance of cars overtaking on the narrow and sinuous streets of the Mediterranean principality. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.

3 days ago | argus-press.com | Joseph Wilson

MONTMELO, Spain (AP) — Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have just three points between them at the top of Formula 1 as the McLaren pair aim to break Max Verstappen’s hold on the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend. Verstappen has driven his Red Bull to victory at the race held north of Barcelona for the last three seasons, using the high-speed track as a stepping stone toward his haul of four straight world championships so far.

3 days ago | automotivereport.net | Allen Forkum |Joseph Wilson

By JOSEPH WILSON Associated PressMONTMELO, Spain (AP) — Max Verstappen dealt his Formula 1 title defense a self-inflicted blow at Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix when he collided with George Russell’s Mercedes, in a move which Russell later said appeared to be “deliberate.”Verstappen had been ordered by his Red Bull team to cede position to Russell — in hopes of avoiding a minor penalty — after he had driven beyond the track limits so he could defend his position late in the race.

3 days ago | chronicle-tribune.com | Joseph Wilson

MONTMELO, Spain (AP) — Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have just three points between them at the top of Formula 1 as the McLaren pair aim to break Max Verstappen’s hold on the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend. Verstappen has driven his Red Bull to victory at the race held north of Barcelona for the last three seasons, using the high-speed track as a stepping stone toward his haul of four straight world championships so far.

4 days ago | indianagazette.com | Joseph Wilson

MONTMELO, Spain — Lewis Hamilton’s frustrating debut season with Ferrari hit a new low point during the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday. A sixth-placed finish wasn’t bad, even for a seven-time world champion. kAmqFE w2>:=E@? 282:? 7:?:D965 369:?5 E62>>2E6 r92C=6D {64=6C4[ H9@ H2D E9:C5[ 2?5 925 E@ 6?5FC6 9:D E62> E6==:?8 9:> E@ 86E @FE E96 H2J 7@C {64=6C4]k^AmkAmw2>:=E@?