Ferrari not as close as we thought – Rosberg
F1 Fanatic Round-up
In the round-up: Ferrari not as close as we thought – Rosberg • Hamilton critics “muppets” – Button • Pirelli wants real-time tyre pressure monitoring
In the round-up: Ferrari not as close as we thought – Rosberg • Hamilton critics “muppets” – Button • Pirelli wants real-time tyre pressure monitoring
Will Lewis Hamilton really have as much trouble getting back to the front of the field in Russia as he says he expects to?
Lewis Hamilton has been reprimanded by the stewards after failing to obey the rules regarding turn two during qualifying.
Sebastian Vettel still believes Ferrari will have strong race pace despite being comfortably beaten by the Mercedes in qualifying.
Jolyon Palmer believes he has solved the problems which have held him back in recent races.
A nip-and-tuck contest for pole position between the two Mercedes drivers was won by Nico Rosberg after Lewis Hamilton suffered another power unit failure.
Nico Rosberg and Valtteri Bottas will share the front row of the grid for the Russian Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton headed the times in final practice for the Russian Grand Prix, setting the fastest ever lap of the Sochi Autodrom.
F1 drivers must obey new rules regarding the run-off area at turn two on the Sochi track.
In the round-up: Trust FIA to pick between Halo and Aeroscreen – Alonso • Sochi ‘like driving on ice’ • Haas ‘won’t keep fifth’
So far the Russian Grand Prix weekend is shaping up much like the three that preceded it: Mercedes are talking up the threat from Ferrari, but the red team have tripped up long before race day.
Sebastian Vettel is set for a five-place grid penalty at the Russian Grand Prix after changing his gearbox.
The FIA has announced details of a new agreement to reduce the cost of F1 power units. It also intends to harmonise engine performance levels and increase the noise.
F1’s new, wider tyres for 2017 won’t be tested until next year, according to Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery, as there will be no post-season test.
Which of the Mercedes drivers will come out on top this weekend? And how close are Ferrari in Russia? It’s time to make your race predictions.
Daniel Ricciardo was impressed by how little the Aeroscreen impaired his visibility when he tested it during practice today.
Mercedes stayed on top in the second practice session for the Russian Grand Prix – but this time it was Lewis Hamilton who led the way.
Nico Rosberg got his Russian Grand Prix weekend off to a strong start by lapping seven-tenths of a second faster than team mate Lewis Hamilton.
The two competing solutions for improved F1 cockpit safety have both appeared on the track. Here’s how they compare.
Red Bull’s Aeroscreen has run on track for the first time during practice for the Russian Grand Prix.