Magnussen still ‘pinching myself’ about Haas F1 comeback

Magnussen left F1 at the end of 2020 after not being retained by Haas, and the Dane moved into sportscar racing, only to make a shock return to grand prix racing with Haas for this year after Nikita Mazepin’s contract was terminated – following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the end of its sponsorship deal with Uralkali.
Magnussen made an ideal start to his comeback season by registering …Keep reading

Wolff: Mercedes bounced “from depression to exuberance” in “painful” F1 season

Off the back of winning eight consecutive constructors’ championships, Mercedes found itself struggling to compete under the new technical regulations for 2022 as it struggled to get on top of the porpoising problem with its car. 
It left drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell unable to contend with Ferrari and Red Bull at the front of the pack as Mercedes worked to understand the …Keep reading

Binotto exclusive: “Each single day” is difficult in F1 but Ferrari is united

He’s experienced the highs of brilliant victories, and even a 1-2 in the season opener in Bahrain, to the agony of seeing other successes slip through his fingers through engine blow-ups, drivers errors or strategy stumbles.
For some, the rollercoaster of emotions through the campaign would perhaps be too much to bear.
But for Binotto, who has been plotting Ferrari’s recovery plan since …Keep reading