Nick Golding

5 days ago | racingnews365.com | Nick Golding

Former F1 driver and Season 3 Formula E champion Lucas di Grassi believes Lewis Hamilton is "not at the peak" of his technical abilities anymore, but remains one of the greatest of all-time. Hamilton has endured a difficult start to life as a Ferrari driver, following one of the biggest moves in the history of the pinnacle of motorsport. Due to the size of the transfer, the seven-time world champion was immediately met with wild expectations from the media and supporters.

5 days ago | racingnews365.com | Nick Golding

Former Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has informed McLaren that it must be "perfect" to be dominant, due to the consistent threat of Max Verstappen. McLaren has the best package on the grid this season and currently sits comfortably at the top of the constructors' title. Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris are also first and second in the F1 drivers' title fight, following a superior performance in the Miami Grand Prix.

5 days ago | racingnews365.com | Gerd Jansen |Nick Golding

Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko has delivered his outfit a striking warning, that it would be "fatal" to give up on winning both F1 titles this season. It has been a difficult start to the campaign for the Milton Keynes-based team, who have looked strong only on one side of the garage. Max Verstappen has claimed pole position in 50% of the grands prix this year, whilst he also secured victory in the Japanese Grand Prix.

6 days ago | racingnews365.com | Nick Golding

Former Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has dealt Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri a warning, that Max Verstappen will qualify ahead if given "1%" margin. McLaren has proven to have the strongest car on the grid this season, which has resulted in the Woking-based team winning five of the six completed races. Four of those victories have been claimed by championship leader Piastri, with Norris having won once. Verstappen, despite not having a car as strong as the MCL39, did win in Japan.

6 days ago | racingnews365.com | Nick Golding

Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher has criticised Lewis Hamilton for his demanding radio outbursts during the Miami Grand Prix, as he was warned it could "strain" his Ferrari relationship. The seven-time world champion criticised his team over the radio having initially been stopped from overtaking team-mate Charles Leclerc, despite having stronger pace. Hamilton quickly downplayed his radio messages after the grand prix, describing it as him having been "sarcastic".