By Joe Murphy Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda appear to be at odds already, with the season merely a race old. During Saturday’s Grand Prix, a driver swap was delayed, then conducted poorly, and then didn’t even work out for the team as neither driver could get past Kevin Magnussen with his metaphorical shoulders out.Continue reading “WAR AT RB – Ricciardo and Tsunoda ‘not on speaking terms’…”
Tag Archives: Haas
K-Mag should move back to McLaren!
By Joe Murphy Wheel2Wheel Reports have written about scenarios where Danish F1 driver Kevin Magnussen could theoretically end up at one of Red Bull or Mercedes. In all honesty, beyond this year, nobody knows where the man who races under car number 20 will be racing beyond next year. He could remain at Haas, couldContinue reading “K-Mag should move back to McLaren!”
Leclerc to shock the world in Bahrain with season opening win? Can Haas or Yuki spring a surprise? – 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix Predictions!
By Joe Murphy The Bahrain Grand Prix is a matter of days away and there is still much to learn about how all these teams will get on. With knowledge after testing limited to what we have only witnessed so far, let’s predict what will happen this Saturday. Leclerc the only man to challenge Verstappen…Continue reading “Leclerc to shock the world in Bahrain with season opening win? Can Haas or Yuki spring a surprise? – 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix Predictions!”
F1 have “serious issue” before season opener; Verstappen, Hamilton and Leclerc fear for safety…
By Joe Murphy Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have all commented on an issue that could be life threatening, just days away from the start of the 2024 Formula 1 season. Loose drain covers reared their ugly head again, and not for the first time in recent memory. In Las Vegas last year,Continue reading “F1 have “serious issue” before season opener; Verstappen, Hamilton and Leclerc fear for safety…”
Magnussen comments on Haas changes…
By Joe Murphy Kevin Magnussen has praised the recent changes at Haas, as teammate Nico Hulkenberg sounded more regretful about the staffing alterations. After finishing tenth last year, team owner Gene Haas released Guenther Steiner, mainly due to differences over funding amounts. “I had a great relationship with Gunther, but we didn’t grow enough,”. HeContinue reading “Magnussen comments on Haas changes…”
Why Vesti is the man for Mercedes…
By Joe Murphy Seemingly out of nowhere, Danish racing driver Frederick Vesti is emerging as the man contender to replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes for the 2025 drive. The 21 year old has seen success in motorsport and is officially a reserve driver for the Silver Arrows, making this outcome a real possibility. Along withContinue reading “Why Vesti is the man for Mercedes…”
Why Alonso could win in 2024…
By Joe Murphy Aston Martin are the latest team to unveil their challenger, the AMR24 car, ahead of the 2024 Formula 1 season. The aim of the team is clear, they want an F1 win and want to be challengers to Max Verstappen’s dominance in the sport. This could be the year where Fernando AlonsoContinue reading “Why Alonso could win in 2024…”
Magnussen: “F1 becoming less fun…”
By Joe Murphy Kevin Magnussen has echoed the thoughts of George Russell in terms of concerns regarding the weight of F1 cars, claiming the increased heaviness makes them less fun to drive. Ever since cars were made heavier, we have seen an improvement in safety at Grand Prix events. However, we have also seen moreContinue reading “Magnussen: “F1 becoming less fun…””
Sauber’s MAJOR CHANGES signify a brighter (and more neon) future…
By Joe Murphy Whilst Alfa Romeo was an iconic name to have as part of last season’s grid, Stake F1 has replaced this identity for Sauber as we look towards the starts of the 2024 season in a matter of weeks The new look is on branding with what Valtteri Bottas and Guanyu Zhou hadContinue reading “Sauber’s MAJOR CHANGES signify a brighter (and more neon) future…”
Why Magnussen to Mercedes makes sense!
By Joe Murphy At first glance, this might seem like one of those scenario’s that are never going to happen. Much like Tsunoda winning a world title of Lewis Hamilton going to Ferrari. As proven by the latter coming to fruition last week, anything can happen in the world of Formula 1. Therefore, this moveContinue reading “Why Magnussen to Mercedes makes sense!”
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