Wrong kind of wet weather makes for a useless Friday
2015 Russian Grand Prix Friday practice analysis
Expected and unexpected problems with track conditions confined the cars to the garages for much of Friday’s running.
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.
Nico Rosberg is wary about Mercedes’ performance in Russia this weekend as they will use the softest tyre combinations for the first time since their uncompetitive performance in Singapore.
Fernando Alonso admitted his radio outburst about Honda’s “GP2” engines during the Japanese Grand Prix was not his first this year.
Drivers are likely to get their first experience of the Sochi Autodrom in wet conditions during practice for the Russian Grand Prix tomorrow.
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Drivers have been given new rules to prevent them gaining an advantage if they run wide at Sochi’s turn two.
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Just three points could secure the constructors’ championship for Mercedes this weekend – but could Sochi trip them up like Singapore did?
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Max Verstappen took his first Driver of the Weekend win in Japan and was runner-up in Singapore.