Haas tech boss doesn’t care for F1 rivals’ polemics

The American-owned squad has had a positive start to the 2022 campaign, with its VF-22 proving to be a Q3 contender and able to challenge for points.
Following on from a difficult 2021 campaign, where Haas was pegged to the back of the grid thanks to abandoning any development work on its old car, the team has been buoyed by the progress it has made.
However, its success has not gone down …Keep reading

Miami GP success no threat to F1’s classic races, reckons Brown

The inaugural Miami Grand Prix that takes place this weekend has generated a huge amount of hype and interest, with F1 chiefs capitalising on the championship’s booming following in the United States.
But with other countries looking to grab a race themselves a grand prix, and Las Vegas is already confirmed for 2023, there is a growing likelihood that some of the current events will have to …Keep reading

The Red Bull F1 ‘ice skate’ that could be its porpoising cure

And just as we’ve seen a variety of different sidepod solutions from teams this year, it appears – from the glimpses we have been able to get – there are varied approaches to the floor too.
Each team has its own interpretation on how best to extract performance within the bounds of the new regulations, albeit with each of them studying their rivals’ designs in order to try to work out the …Keep reading