2016 German Grand Prix grid
2016 German Grand Prix
Nico Rosberg took pole position for the German Grand Prix at the Hockenheimring ahead of team mate Lewis Hamilton.
Nico Rosberg took pole position for the German Grand Prix at the Hockenheimring ahead of team mate Lewis Hamilton.
Lewis Hamilton has avoided a reprimand – and therefore a grid penalty – after being investigated for an unsafe release from the pits during final practice.
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Less than a tenth of a second covered the top three drivers in the final practice session at the Hockenheimring, with Nico Rosberg on top once again.
In the round-up: Hockenheim ‘needs fan support’ • Ocon in line to oust ‘below par’ Haryanto • Ferrari expect ‘wild weekend’ without track limits
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FIA race director Charlie Whiting answered questions on yesterday’s decision not to introduce the Halo device next year and other topics.
While Mercedes retain their usual edge in terms of one-lap performance Red Bull drew encouragement from their long-run pace at the Hockenheimring.
Jenson Button says he is “all good” to return to action tomorrow after being taken to hospital due to an eye problem which occurred during practice today.
Nico Rosberg remained on top in the second practice session at the Hockenheimring as the consequences of recent rules changes became increasingly apparent.
Formula One drivers have been told not to repeatedly run wide at the Hockenheimring’s turn one, despite plans to relax restrictions on track limits
Kimi Raikkonen was voted as driver of the weekend for the Hungarian Grand Prix after eight-place climb to finish sixth.
The Mercedes pair were on top as usual in an uneventful first practice session at the Hockenheimring.
Jolyon Palmer has strongly rejected Sebastian Vettel’s claim the vast majority of drivers want to see the Halo head protection system introduced.
In the round-up: Ecclestone insists drivers don’t want Halo • Wurz: Halo decision “business before safety” • More wet standing starts for 2017
Nico Rosberg has hit back at Lewis Hamilton’s questions over the manner in which he took pole position at the Hungaroring.
Sebastian Vettel believes the high cost of attending races and reduced engine noise explains the fall in spectator numbers at venues such as the Hockenheimring.
Formula One’s controversial restrictions on radio communications during races are to be lifted, the Strategy Group has ruled.
The Formula One Strategy Group has decided against implementing the Halo head protection system next season.
Formula One drivers will push for a clarification of Formula One’s yellow flag rules following the controversial incident involving Nico Rosberg during last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.