McLaren were set to be Mercedes’ closest challengers in the Canadian Grand Prix, but the decision to start their drivers on intermediate tyres quickly backfired.
Monday’s edition of the ApexF1News round-up.
Alpine has bolstered its technical staff with the signing of a new figure, who most recently worked for the FIA.
That Saturday afternoon still haunts Takamoto Katsuta. Next week, he has the opportunity to put things right. Standing chatting to the Japanese among the fairground… Read more The post Katsuta doesn’t want to disappoint Japanese fans again appeared first on DirtFish.
An action-packed race in Montreal produced a ton of betting drama – even if it wasn’t what was initially expected.
Oscar Piastri admitted McLaren still has work to do to match Mercedes after the team qualified on the second row for sprint qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix. The post Piastri realistic over McLaren deficit in Canada appeared first on ApexF1News.com.
Lewis Hamilton avoided a penalty for impeding Pierre Gasly in qualifying after Alpine agreed he was not held up by the Ferrari driver.
Despite improving to the top-four in the Canadian Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc reiterated his struggles over the weekend.
Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton believes changes made to his engineering team has meant “I really feel like myself” ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.