Button expects tough race after “best qualifying”
2015 Russian Grand Prix
Jenson Button expects a difficult race in Sochi despite what he described as one of his best qualifying results of the year.
Jenson Button expects a difficult race in Sochi despite what he described as one of his best qualifying results of the year.
Daniil Kvyat said the aftermath of Carlos Sainz Jnr’s crash at Sochi was frightening.
Felipe Massa admitted a driving error was the beginning of his problems in Q2 which ended with him dropping out in 15th place.
Carlos Sainz Jnr will be allowed to start Sunday’s Russian Grand Prix following his heavy crash during the final practice session.
Nico Rosberg will start the Russian Grand Prix from pole position after leading throughout the qualifying session.
Nico Rosberg leads a Mercedes one-two on the grid for the Russian Grand Prix.
Final practice for the Russian Grand Prix was headed by Nico Rosberg after it was stopped early due to a major crash involving Carlos Sainz Jnr.
The final practice session for the Russian Grand Prix has been abandoned following a serious crash for Carlos Sainz Jnr.
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Expected and unexpected problems with track conditions confined the cars to the garages for much of Friday’s running.
Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn isn’t concerned that only two teams have joined the complaint against F1.
The European Union has been urged to act on a complaint from two teams that it may have violated competition rules.
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Persistent rain prevented any meaningful running during the second practice session at Sochi Autodrom.
Fernando Alonso and Roberto Merhi have both picked up grid penalties for the Russian Grand Prix due to power unit changes.
Nico Hulkenberg headed a first practice session which saw very little running at all until the final quarter of an hour.
The first practice session for the Russian Grand Prix has been delayed by at least 30 minutes due to a diesel spillage on the track.
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Kimi Raikkonen doesn’t expect Ferrari will be more competitive at Sochi because of the switch to softer rubber for this year’s race.
Carlos Sainz Jnr says the impasse over Red Bull’s engine supply deals is delaying work on their 2016 cars.