The teams are satisfied with the way things were handled following the FIA’s dismissal of claims that Ferrari breached testing rules at Imola, while emphasising on the need for transparency.
For the first time this season, Eduardo Freitas will serve as the race director for the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona next week.
Alpine’s CEO Laurent Rossi has published a statement calling for a “more fair” Spanish Grand Prix Formula 1 weekend after expressing his displeasure with Fernando Alonso’s Miami penalty.
Sergio Perez struggled to make it to the finish of the Miami Grand Prix race due to a sensor malfunction, indicating that Red Bull Racing is still having reliability issues.
Jack Miller and the other hopefuls for the second factory seat will learn their MotoGP fates at Ducati next month.
Following the hectic circumstances in the build-up to the Miami Grand Prix, Formula One commentator Martin Brundle has said that he no longer loves conducting his pre-race gridwalks.
Dehydration is said to have cost Max Verstappen three kilograms during his triumph in Miami.
When Alpine instructed Esteban Ocon to “slow down” to help his teammate Fernando Alonso who had incurred a time penalty, Ocon defied team orders saying he “can’t do it” because he didn’t want to risk losing positions.
Pierre Gasly blames Fernando Alonso for his misfortunes following their incident at Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix.
Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto expressed concern about the quantity of enhancements made by Red Bull despite F1 budget cap restrictions.
Two-time Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso is a popular figure in F1, and his new partner drew his attention after his comeback to the sport last year, with rumours confirming they are dating.
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has stated that anything is conceivable as the Silver Arrows consider potential tweaks to increase the car’s performance for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix.
Formula One drivers have called for modifications to the asphalt for next year’s Miami Grand Prix, with Esteban Ocon branding it a “disaster.”
During the Miami Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo was given a five-second time penalty for leaving the track and obtaining an advantage.
After the Miami Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso was handed a second five-second penalty, dropping him out of the top ten in the final race classification and the points.
Max Verstappen held off Charles Leclerc in the dying stages of the Miami Grand Prix, to win his third Formula One race of the season.
