Brawn hires former staff to plan F1 revamp
2017 F1 season
Formula One motorsport director Ross Brawn has appointed three major new hires to his team including two former members of Brawn GP.
Formula One motorsport director Ross Brawn has appointed three major new hires to his team including two former members of Brawn GP.
In the round-up: Vergne: Red Bull promised me Vettel’s seat in 2014 • Stroll “proving he’s capable” • Carey to scrap Concorde Agreement
Are F1’s stewards letting drivers go unpunished more often in 2017? A close look at the data reveals it’s not quite as simple as that.
With two big names colliding at turn one and two Force Indias appearing in the top five, the Spanish Grand Prix produced a low-scoring round of the Predictions Championship.
Pirelli will not offer its hard tyre for the British Grand Prix following complaints its Spanish Grand Prix compounds choices were too durable.
In the round-up: Red Bull still needs “competitive horsepower” • Classic cars return to F1 game • Maldonado not seeking return
Fernando Alonso resumed preparations for his Indianapolis 500 debut on Monday in the first practice session for this year’s race.
In the round-up: Drivers are expected to be “boring as f***” – Hamilton • Brawn against shorter races • Wolff considering “many possibilities” for 2018
Drivers have overwhelmingly preferred the ultra-soft tyre in their first selection of compounds for 2017 for next week’s Monaco Grand Prix.
Ferrari considered giving Sebastian Vettel another pit stop in the second half of the Spanish Grand Prix. Here are the team radio highlights.
Forget Hamilton, Vettel and Raikkonen, next weekend Alonso will take on Pagenaud, Dixon, Hunter-Reay and the rest of the 33-strong Indy 500 field.
In the round-up: Button still open to full-time F1 return • Alonso to exploit F1 tech at Indy • F1 responds to drone threat
Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Perez, Pascal Wehrlein and Fernando Alonso were F1 Fanatic’s Spanish Grand Prix stars. Here’s why.
First the first time in almost a decade only three cars finished on the lead lap of a dry grand prix, showing how far behind the midfield has fallen.
Formula One achieved its target to reduce lap times at the Spanish Grand Prix by at least five seconds compared to 2015.
IndyCar saw its fifth different winner in five races in the final event before the Indianapolis 500. Formula E, NASCAR and more also raced last weekend.
Lewis Hamilton beat Sebastian Vettel to victory in the Spanish Grand Prix after a hard fight – but he had help from his team mate on the way.
In the round-up: Grosjean names non-GPDA drivers who ‘aren’t with us’ • I got start right – Hamilton • Crying fan meets Raikkonen
Stewards have handed Force India a suspended €25,000 fine after they were deemed to have failed to comply with new driver number rules for this weekend.
Who was the best driver during the 2017 Spanish Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best.