Tag: Ferrari
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Ferrari Chief Elkann: Hamilton and Leclerc Should Focus on Driving
Ferrari chief’s call for focus over chatter follows Sao Paulo setback Ferrari chairman John Elkann has urged his team’s Formula 1 drivers to concentrate on performance behind the wheel, saying they must “focus on driving and talk less” after a difficult weekend in Sao Paulo. The comment, delivered in the aftermath of the Brazilian Grand…
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Sprint Race Drama: Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton Tilt the Damp Track
Sprint Race under Damp Skies Sets the Stage for a Dramatic Weekend The sprint race began on a damp, tricky surface that tested driver judgment and team strategy right from the formation lap. With mixed weather conditions, teams faced a delicate balance between performance and risk, opting for a blend of Soft and Medium tyres…
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Ferrari Heat Up Sprint Race as Leclerc and Hamilton File In
Sprint Race Opens Under Damp Conditions The start of today’s Sprint Race was shaped by wet and damp track conditions, forcing teams to weigh risk against speed. A mix of Soft and Medium tyres graced the grid, with the Scuderia Ferrari HP squad adopting contrasting strategies that could influence the afternoon’s main event. Charles Leclerc…
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São Paulo GP 2025 Post-Qualifying Press Conference: Key Takeaways
Overview of the São Paulo GP Post-Qualifying Scene The São Paulo Grand Prix 2025 weekend reached a pivotal moment as teams and drivers gathered for the Parc Fermé interviews after an eventful qualifying session. With tricky weather, evolving track conditions, and the usual pressure to maximize performance, the post-qualifying press conference offered a window into…
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Ferrari and Mercedes Set for Sprint Race Challenge in Damp Conditions
Sprint Race Preview: Damp Start Forces Varied Tyre Strategy The sprint race weekend opened under damp conditions that made the first laps a high-stakes test of grip and judgement. Teams across the grid faced a delicate balancing act as they chose between Soft and Medium tyres, with Ferrari opting for contrasting strategies in the Scuderia…
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Singapore Grand Prix: Teams React and Results
Overview: Teams react to a dramatic Singapore Grand Prix The Singapore Grand Prix produced a mix of consistent pace, smart strategy, and dramatic on-track battles. George Russell led Mercedes to a crucial victory, while Red Bull’s Max Verstappen fought to defend second to the line. Ferrari had a day of mixed fortunes with Leclerc and…
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Singapore Grand Prix: Teams React and Routes to the Finish
Mercedes secures a commanding win as Singapore showcases strategy and pace The Singapore Grand Prix delivered not just a win for George Russell and Mercedes, but a chorus of strategic masterstrokes and on-track battles that kept the paddock buzzing. Russell led from the start and never surrendered control, building a solid gap in the opening…
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What the Teams Said: Inside Singapore’s Tight Street Circuit Showdown
Overview: A Singapore Showdown The Singapore Grand Prix produced a marathon of strategy, tyre management, and on-track bravery. Key teams shared their reflections on pace, pit stops, and the moments that decided the race. Here is a concise look at what the teams said after the action-packed evening. Mercedes: Victory and Vigilance George Russell delivered…
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Impressive Russell Grabs Singapore GP Pole, Edging Verstappen by a Whisker
Russell Claims pole amid tense Singapore qualifying George Russell produced a superb qualifying lap under Marina Bay’s floodlights to secure pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix. In a session that evolved with the circuit rubbering in, Russell’s final run in Q3 left rivals playing catch-up as he clocked a 1min 29.158sec. The lap, just…
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F1 Singapore GP Free Practice 3 Live Update: Verstappen Leads Ahead of Piastri and Russell
Verstappen Sets the Pace in Free Practice 3 Max Verstappen led the way in the Singapore Grand Prix Free Practice 3, signaling Red Bull’s intent as the night lights illuminated the Marina Bay circuit. The Dutch driver posted the fastest times, with Piastri in close pursuit and Russell not far behind. The early rhythm suggested…