Formula 1
Video: Ferrari’s gambling on an F1 rule to save its engine
Ferrari’s engine performance is a big part of its return to the front in Formula 1 in 2022 – but that engine is fragile and it appears to have taken a tactical gamble
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Formula 1
Does FIA risk legal challenge over 2023 F1 rule changes?
The FIA’s proposed rule changes for 2023 have divided F1 teams as its claim they are needed on “safety grounds” faces serious scrutiny
Formula E
The biggest reason Rosenqvist doesn’t want to leave IndyCar
McLaren can place Felix Rosenqvist in either IndyCar or Formula E in 2023. Despite his past FE success, he’s made very clear that he’s desperate to stay in IndyCar
Formula 1
Gary Anderson’s take on Ferrari’s efforts to maintain its edge
Ferrari’s regained some momentum in its 2022 Formula 1 title fight with Red Bull, and the update package it’s brought for the Austrian Grand Prix should further that. Here’s Gary Anderson’s analysis of it
IndyCar
Ganassi blocks Palou’s access to some IndyCar data
As its contractual fight with McLaren over Alex Palou’s 2023 deal goes on, Ganassi has removed its IndyCar champion’s access to some of its data
Formula 1
Gary Anderson explains McLaren’s massive French GP upgrade
McLaren has got a substantial upgrade package for the French Grand Prix, but there’s one headline part of it that all the other changes are designed to support, as Gary Anderson explains
Formula 1
Mark Hughes: Ferrari should be nervous about its French GP gamble
Ferrari’s set-up choice at the French GP has given it a clear single-lap advantage but could leave it vulnerable in the race as we’ve seen previously in 2022
Formula 1
‘Everywhere’ deficit blunts Mercedes’ hopes of breakout French GP
Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell admit the W13 was further off its main rivals than anticipated in French Grand Prix Friday practice, suggesting a hoped-for breakout weekend for the team at Paul Ricard may be out of reach
Formula 1
What went on in Ferrari-dominated second French GP practice
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz, who is set to serve a grid penalty in the French Grand Prix, set the pace in the second Friday practice session
Formula 1
How revised McLaren fits in with ‘no major upgrades’ claim
The size of the upgrade package that first ran on Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren during FP1 at the French Grand Prix was a surprise
Formula 1
What happened in first French Grand Prix F1 practice
Charles Leclerc edged his Formula 1 title rival Max Verstappen by 0.091s to top the opening practice session at the French Grand Prix
Formula 1
Sainz handed French GP grid penalty for new engine components
Carlos Sainz will have to serve a 10-place grid penalty for this weekend’s Formula 1 French Grand Prix after his Ferrari team elected to take a third control electronics of the season so far on his car