Articles by Tom Rawcliffe
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Red Bull ‘should have taken more points’ from Mercedes
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner felt his team should have taken ‘a lot more points’ from Mercedes in Imola.
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Russell confronts Bottas after huge collision
George Russell stormed out of his car to confront an angry Valtteri Bottas following their collision which reg-flagged the race in Imola.
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Latifi: Most dangerous half a lap I’ve ever driven
Nicholas Latifi felt the wet conditions in Imola made it the most “dangerous half a lap” he has ever driven, prior to his crash.
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Verstappen dismisses ‘dominant’ label after Imola win
Max Verstappen was “very happy” with his win at Imola, but dismissed the idea his car was dominant during the race.
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Hamilton grateful for P2 after ‘first mistake in a while’
Sir Lewis Hamilton said he was grateful to just finish the race and finish P2 following his “first mistake in a while” in Imola.
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Russell pleased with Q2 after being ‘off the pace’
George Russell was pleased to make it into Q2 at Imola after being “off the pace” during the practice sessions.
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Alonso ‘not good enough’, outqualified by Ocon
Fernando Alonso admitted he “was not good enough” during Imola qualifying, but remains hopeful of a top-10 finish in the race.
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Perez feels he should be in pole position at Imola
塞尔吉奥·佩雷斯觉得他应该坐在positi极on in Imola on Sunday afternoon, but a mistake during his best lap let him down.
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Giovinazzi accuses Mazepin of a lack of respect
Antonio Giovinazzi has accused Nikita Mazepin of lacking respect, which meant he could not produce a final flying lap in Q1 at Imola.
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Hamilton ‘didn’t expect’ to beat Red Bull in qualy
Lewis Hamilton was surprised to finish above both Red Bulls during Imola qualifying, as he took the 99th pole position of his F1 career.
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Canadian GP in doubt, F1 ‘ask for extra $6m’
F1 could be set to lose another race from its packed 2021 schedule with the Canadian Grand Prix in doubt, unless their government stumps up $6m to pay to Formula 1.
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RB engine development shows F1 commitment
Christian Horner thinks Red Bull’s decision to move engine development in house from 2022 highlights their commitment to the sport.
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F1 expect to reach one billion fans by 2022
Formula 1 is expected to continue growing and reach one billion fans by April 2022, with a particular increase found in the 16-35 age group.
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AlphaTauri heading in ‘really good direction’
AlphaTauri are heading in a “really good direction” says technical director Jody Egginton, who expects progress to be made at the next race.
