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McLaren is in “a race against time” amid a persistent and costly brake problem, and Williams has melted its suspension, leaving both under pressure in Bahrain Formula 1 testing
Mercedes reckons Ferrari is in great shape in Formula 1 testing. Ferrari reckons Mercedes is very deliberately hiding its pace via power unit tricks. Mark Hughes digs into the data to search for the true picture, and where Red Bull fits in
Daniel Ricciardo has tested positive for COVID-19 and must isolate before being released in time to compete in the 2022 Formula 1 season opener next week
Lando Norris completed much-needed aero-data gathering by applying more steering lock than necessary on day two of F1’s Bahrain test. With the help of images comparing McLaren’s old and new front wings, Gary Anderson explains what the team was trying to do
Red Bull was “reasonably competitive without even trying” on the penultimate day of Formula 1’s 2022 pre-season testing, according to its head of race engineering
Returning Haas Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen set the fastest time of the Bahrain test so far in the first of the extra hours of running allotted to his team
Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes Formula 1 drivers’ “oversteer moments and tacky driving” are evidence that the hybrid era’s dominant outfit isn’t hiding its performance in 2022 pre-season testing
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz ended the penultimate day of Formula 1 pre-season testing for 2022 in Bahrain on top, despite late soft-tyre runs by both Red Bull and Mercedes
JR Hildebrand will race in more than just the Indianapolis 500 for the first time since 2017 when he contests all of the oval IndyCar races for AJ Foyt Racing
There’s been intrigue at the Bahrain Formula 1 test over exactly what Red Bull thinks of Mercedes’ radical sidepod design. Christian Horner insists his view is it’s ‘absolutely legal’ and ‘ticks all the boxes’
The Jeddah Corniche Circuit that hosted last year’s inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix could continue to host the race until 2025, an extension of two years beyond the original plan
The fire suffered by the Williams FW44 during the morning session of the Bahrain F1 test will keep it sidelined all through the afternoon
