Charles Leclerc, Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez are RaceFans’ Star of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend. Here’s why.
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Paddock Diary: Azerbaijan Grand Prix day four
Paddock Diary
Posted onAre Williams going to ‘do a Haas’ with Mercedes? Dieter Rencken investigates in the final instalment of his Azerbaijan Grand Prix Paddock Diary.
Paddock Diary: Azerbaijan Grand Prix day three
Paddock Diary
Posted onAzerbaijan may be known as the land of fire but Baku gets its name from the strong winds drivers face in today’s race.
Mercedes are one second slower in Baku than last year
2018 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Posted onMercedes dominated qualifying in the first two races at the Baku City Circuit but have taken a big step backwards in 2018.
Paddock Diary: Azerbaijan Grand Prix day two
Paddock Diary
Posted onBernie Ecclestone is back in Baku – but why? Dieter Rencken reports from the F1 paddock at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Paddock Diary: Azerbaijan Grand Prix day one
Paddock Diary
Posted onThe Azerbaijan Grand Prix is the 300th F1 race in the paddock for RaceFans’ special contributor Dieter Rencken. Here’s the first of Baku Paddock Diaries.
2018 Chinese Grand Prix Star Performers
2018 Chinese Grand Prix
Posted onValtteri Bottas, Daniel Ricciardo and Nico Hulkenberg were RaceFans’ stars of the Chinese Grand Prix weekend. Here’s why.
Paddock Diary: Chinese Grand Prix day four
Paddock Diary
Posted onDaniel Ricciardo and Brendon Hartley shared a joke about Toro Rosso drivers’ collision which helped Ricciardo to victory. Read the last of Dieter Rencken’s China Paddock Diaries.
Paddock Diary: Chinese Grand Prix day three
Paddock Diary
Posted onPaddock intrigue with Toto, a joke with Fernando but frowns at Toro Rosso. Here’s Dieter’s day three in Shanghai.
Williams are slower than last year again in China
2018 Chinese Grand Prix
Posted onWilliams have turned up with a slower car than they had last year for the second race weekend in a row in China.
Paddock Diary: Chinese Grand Prix day two
Paddock Diary
Posted onA loose wheel is a problem that can be solved but what to do about a driver unlucky enough to splat two birds in a week?
Paddock Diary: Chinese Grand Prix day one
Paddock Diary
Posted onOn a quiet media day in Shanghai, Dieter Rencken notes how rapidly China is changing as it prepares to his its 15th world championship race.
2018 Bahrain Grand Prix Star Performers
2018 Bahrain Grand Prix
Posted onPierre Gasly, Sebastian Vettel, Kevin Magnussen and Marcus Ericsson were RaceFans’ stars performers of the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. Here’s why.
Williams are 1.3 seconds slower in Bahrain than in 2017
2018 Bahrain Grand Prix
Posted onWilliams are the only team which is lapping more slowly in Bahrain this year than 12 months ago – and they’ve lost a huge 1.3 seconds.
2018 Australian Grand Prix Star Performers
2018 Australian Grand Prix
Posted onLewis Hamilton and Kevin Magnussen were the RaceFans Stars of the Australian Grand Prix weekend while Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen struggled.
New cars up to 1.9s faster than last year – but one team is slower
Lap time watch: 2018 Australian Grand Prix
Posted onF1 cars are 10 seconds quicker at Albert Park than when they first visited the circuit in 1996. But one of the teams is slower than it was a year ago.
2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix team radio transcript
2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Posted on“Two weekends of hell” was how Lance Stroll described his final races of the year at the end of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Star Performers
2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Posted onValtteri Bottas, Nico Hulkenberg, Romain Grosjean and Sebastian Vettel were F1 Fanatic’s star performers of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend. Here’s why.
“It was really boring”: 2017 Abu Dhabi GP radio highlights
2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Posted onMax Verstappen was one of several disappointed drivers who spent the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix stuck behind a rival. Here’s the team radio highlights.
Lap time watch: How much quicker were the 2017 cars?
2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Posted onThe 2017 F1 rules were intended to create faster cars. That clearly happened, but just how big a step did they take?