Новости за 18.03.2023

Alex Albon admitted that it will be tough to fully recover in order to race in Singapore

Azhan Shafriman Hanif, chief executive of the Sepang International Circuit said the Malaysian government may reconsider its options after two to three years

Yuki Tsunoda will stay with AlphaTauri next season and said he was "glad that I get to carry on racing"

Latifi is in his third season with Williams and his best result was seventh place at the Hungarian GP last year. The Canadian driver has not scored a point this season

The Mercedes Formula One team said on Wednesday it will renew its title and technical partnership with Malaysian oil company Petronas from 2026

Speculation was swirling around the paddock before Friday's practice for the Singapore Grand Prix that two of the 10 teams on the grid had blown the $145 million budget cap

A clip of the incident was shared by F1 via their official Twitter handle confirming that Pierre Gasly wasn't injured after his car suddenly caught fire.

Max Verstappen is running away with the title battle but must win the Singapore Grand Prix and then depend on his closest rivals faltering

Charles Leclerc in a Ferrari is on pole for the first race at the Marina Bay Circuit since 2019 because of the coronavirus pandemic

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc clocked 1min 49.412sec to top the timesheets 0.022sec ahead of Red Bull's Sergio Perez. Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes will start the race from P3

Verstappen had a mathematical chance to clinch a second world title in Singapore, but needed to win and have other results go his way.

Horner sympathised with championship leader Max Verstappen, who had an uncharacteristically tough weekend, qualifying eighth and finishing seventh.

Verstappen got a terrible start to lose five places on the first lap and found himself out of the points in 13th.

Vettel, who has managed to stand tall atop the podium at Suzuka circuit on four different occasions in his glittery career said that he would seriously consider coming in as a substitute driver for a one-off race at the Japanese circuit even after retirement if the situation were ever to arise

Daniel Ricciardo said he won't be racing in Formula One next season but plans to return to the grid in 2024

Verstappen finished first in qualifying on Saturday with a winning lap time of 1 minute, 29.304 seconds at Suzuka. He was followed by Charles Leclerc of Ferrari, Carlos Sainz of Ferrari, and Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez

Despite the downpour in Suzuka, Verstappen sealed the deal to clinch his second straight world championship title at the very same venue where he made his debut as the youngest-ever driver to take part in a practice session

Gasly was left shocked after he narrowly avoided crashing into a crane on the same race track where countryman Jules Bianchi was killed in a similar incident. The crane, or tractor as the drivers called it, was deployed on Sunday when cars began sliding off course at the start of the rain-soaked race and the recovery vehicle was on the circuit to collect Carlos Sainz Jr.s car after Sainz had gone off course

Max Verstappen said it was a "crazy feeling" to lift the trophy for a second time - then set his sights on ruling the sport for years to come

Officials with the Red Bull racing team at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, announced Mateschitz's death Saturday. There was no immediate word where he died, or a cause of death

Carlos Sainz was third for Ferrari ahead of Sergio Perez in the second Red Bull and seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes

The 25-year-old world champion, whose triumph in Texas last Sunday secured the constructors' world title for Red Bull 24 hours after the death of team founder and co-owner Dieter Mateschitz, is bidding for an unprecedented 14th win of the season.

Sauber presently race as Alfa Romeo with a Ferrari engine but they are cutting ties with Alfa Romeo at the end of 2023

Lewis Hamitlon, who was controversially beaten by Max Verstappen on the final lap of last years final race in Abu Dhabi, suggested it remained possible Ferrari can overhaul Red Bull and change the narrative

Red Bull called a news conference to "address the 2021 Cost Cap" where they said that they have agreed on a settlement with the governing FIA on spending more than allowed last season but denied to comment on comment on an Accepted Breach Agreement