Michelle Foster

2 days ago | planetf1.com | Elizabeth Blackstock |Michelle Foster |Sam Cooper |Thomas Maher

Formula 1 returns to Europe this weekend with Imola playing host to the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix and here’s what we reckon could happen. From a home winner to the first points for Alonso, here are the PlanetF1.com writers’ bold predictions for this weekend’s race. Kimi Antonelli takes a home Grand Prix winBy Elizabeth BlackstockKimi Antonelli proved that he has pace by snatching a resounding sprint pole position in Miami, and I don’t think we’ve seen the last of him.

1 week ago | planetf1.com | Michelle Foster

Ralf Schumacher has blasted Lewis Hamilton for his “mi, mi, mi” attitude at the Miami Grand Prix, especially after he claimed his radio messages to the pit wall were “sarcastic”. Not for the first time this season, Hamilton’s radio communications with Riccardo Adami made headlines as the Briton gave voice to his frustrations as he sat behind his team-mate Charles Leclerc. Were Lewis Hamilton’s radio comments sarcastic as he claimed?

1 week ago | planetf1.com | Michelle Foster

Oliver Oakes is out. Jack Doohan is out. Flavio Briatore is in. Franco Colapinto is in. As we were once told by Tears for Fears: “When people run in circles, it’s a very, very mad world.” – Here’s everything you need to know about the latest Alpine merry-go-round. What has happened at Alpine? For 24 hours it felt more like a question of what didn’t happen at Alpine as the team announced significant personnel changes, and key front-line ones at that.

1 week ago | planetf1.com | Michelle Foster

Carlos Sainz may have labelled Lewis Hamilton’s move and their subsequent contact in Miami as “quite typical”, but the Briton was more complimentary of his Ferrari predecessor’s attack. Hamilton and Sainz were running seventh and eighth in the closing laps of the Miami Grand Prix, Hamilton having dropped behind his team-mate Charles Leclerc when Ferrari reversed earlier team orders.

1 week ago | planetf1.com | Michelle Foster

Formula 1’s upcoming flexi wing technical directive will make “no difference” to McLaren, but Zak Brown appreciates that the saga has “distracted” McLaren’s rivals. Flexible wings emerged as one of the hot topics in last year’s championship as rivals accused one another of running flexi front wings, that said to be the trick to Mercedes’ Monaco gains, while rear wings came to the fore later in the campaign. Will McLaren be hamstrung by TD018?