Albon to miss Brazilian GP after qualifying crash

Williams has announced that Alex Albon will not take part in the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix after a heavy crash in the final part of qualifying earlier today.With rain leading to Saturday’s qualifying being rescheduled for 0730 local time on Sunday morning, the conditions had only slightly improved by the time cars took to the track.Colapinto was the first to bring out one of five red flags …Keep reading
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Explained: The Brazilian GP red flag delay that Red Bull claims cost Verstappen

The FIA has explained the 40-second red flag delay after Lance Stroll’s crash in Formula 1’s Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying that Red Bull feels cost Max Verstappen a shot at avoiding Q2 elimination.Stroll tagged the barriers after spinning off at Turn 3 in the second qualifying segment, bringing out the yellow flag with 1m37s left on the clock.Verstappen was one of the first cars on the scene of …Keep reading
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Pirelli has seen nothing “strange” amid F1 tyre cooling trick intrigue

Pirelli has seen no evidence of anything unusual in how teams are running their tyres amid the latest tech intrigue in F1 over a potential water cooling trick.Suspicions about several teams potentially having found a way to help cool their tyres in races, by injecting water in to them through the valves, are understood to have erupted after the Singapore Grand Prix.Read Also:

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F1 Brazilian GP: Norris on pole from Russell and Tsunoda in dramatic qualifying

McLaren’s Lando Norris topped qualifying at Formula 1’s Brazilian Grand Prix while Red Bull driver Max Verstappen was controversially eliminated after falling foul of the wet session’s many red flags.George Russell will start second for this afternoon’s brought-forward race for Mercedes, with Yuki Tsunoda third for RB as Verstappen’s engine-change grid penalty means he will start 17th …Keep reading
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Williams in race against time to start Brazil GP after double qualifying crash

The Williams Formula 1 team is facing a race against time to get both cars onto the Brazilian Grand Prix grid after crashes for both Alex Albon and Franco Colapinto in qualifying.In a wet qualifying session Colapinto slid off into the tyre barriers at Turn 3 in Q1, a corner that also claimed Lance Stroll and Carlos Sainz, with the Argentinian qualifying down in 18th.In Q3 Albon also suffered a …Keep reading
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