https://me.motorsport.com/f1/schedule/2022/ In Formula 1 races, there are many rules and regulations for the racing process in order to protect the contestants and establish all technical matters that keep drivers in good physical condition. The most prominent rules and laws for Formula 1 races are:The height of the car is not more than 95 cm. The …
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend had it all, from qualifying shocks to crashes, breakdown to penalties. As the drivers got down to business, nerves were frayed even at this early part of the season – all of which was evident over team radio…
There was plenty to talk about as the dust settled on the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as Sergio Perez came out on top in a battle against Red Bull team mate Max Verstappen and the Aston Martin of Fernando Alonso starred again – with the F1 Nation gang here to digest it all.
Kevin Magnussen turned on the pace – and did it in style – with a late-race move on AlphaTauri’s Yuki Tsunoda for P10 and the final point in Saudi Arabia for Haas.
Carlos Sainz came home sixth in Saudi Arabia ahead of team mate Charles Leclerc as Ferrari left Jeddah fourth in the constructors’ standings, and the Spaniard had little to smile about.
It was another dramatic Grand Prix weekend in Saudi Arabia with frenetic track action and some post-race podium drama. Understandable, then, if you missed what social media had to offer. Here are some of the highlights…
Lewis Hamilton held off the Ferraris and finished in the top five at Jeddah but the seven-time champion wasn’t over the moon with his result in the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as he saw room for improvement.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was a display in utter dominance from a Red Bull team who appear to have built one of the all-time great F1 race cars. While that made for a frustrating race for some rivals, there were shoots of hope for others. We’ve picked our six winners and five losers from …
WINNERS AND LOSERS: Who thrived under the lights at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix? Read More »
It doesn’t require any detailed analysis to understand that the Red Bulls once again had a huge margin of superiority over the field. But the performance hierarchy of the three teams immediately behind Red Bull – Aston Martin, Mercedes and Ferrari – was actually much closer than Fernando Alonso’s front row start and early lead …
F1’s governing body, the FIA, has confirmed that the circumstances surrounding Fernando Alonso losing his podium finish at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, and then its reinstatement, will be addressed before the next round in Australia.
The drivers and teams report back on all the action at the second race of the season, the Formula 1 Saudi Arabia Grand Prix 2023…
