Nate Saunders
Editor at Formula1
F1 with ESPN. On both the Unlapped podcast https://t.co/JJjGZwmNlm and the Pad-Hoc https://t.co/4tUAn7iwEN #ITFC
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1 week ago |
espn.in | Nate Saunders |Laurence Edmondson
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel praised Lando Norris as a "real role model" on Tuesday and said the Formula 1 leader's open self-criticism was a strength rather than weakness. McLaren's Norris, who leads Australian teammate Oscar Piastri by three points going into Sunday's fifth round of the season in Saudi Arabia, blamed himself rather than the team after a scrappy Bahrain weekend.
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espn.ph | Laurence Edmondson |Nate Saunders
Owning a Formula 1 team could be the next step for Saudi Arabia after sponsoring the sport and hosting a grand prix, according to the chairman of the kingdom's automobile and motorcycle federation. Prince Khalid bin Sultan Al-Abdullah Al-Faisal told reporters in a video call ahead of this weekend's race in Jeddah that the interest was there. "It could happen, it could happen soon if you see the growth [of the sport]," he said.
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1 week ago |
espn.in | Laurence Edmondson |Nate Saunders
Lewis Hamilton cut a dejected figure after qualifying ninth at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday. On a circuit where he has taken five career victories, his best qualifying lap was 0.9 seconds off Oscar Piastri's McLaren on pole position and nearly 0.6 seconds off Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc in second place. The performance left Hamilton ninth on Sunday's grid and, perhaps of more concern, short of an explanation as to why.
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1 week ago |
espn.com | Nate Saunders
SAKHIR, Bahrain -- As Lando Norris flubbed his way through the Bahrain Grand Prix, his flawless McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri turned in a drive of championship quality. Piastri's near-perfect race weekend out in front -- his fourth Formula 1 race win in 50 starts -- was a stark contrast to Norris, who admitted to feeling "clueless" with his car after qualifying sixth on Sunday.
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1 week ago |
espn.com | Nate Saunders
SAKHIR, Bahrain -- Lando Norris said he is still "not clicking" with his McLaren car after a messy, error-filled comeback drive to the podium at the Bahrain Grand Prix. F1's championship leader started from sixth after a disappointing qualifying -- Norris admitted afterwards he felt "clueless" about how to drive his car -- and earned himself an immediate five-second penalty after starting outside of his grid box.
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McLaren looks very strong in Bahrain this weekend. Piastri leads Norris in FP2 (always the most revealing of the three sessions), with Russell in third, half a second behind
FIA and F1 manufacturers put talk of speedy return to V10s on ice in Bahrain meeting as all parties commit to 2026 engine regs https://t.co/0wl36MvUwd
This puts the idea of a return to V10s on ice until the end of the decade at the earliest.
FIA confirms in a statement "all parties are committed to the 2026 regulations and look forward to the prospect of exciting racing".
