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Vettel confident Ferrari has new information for penalty review
Sebastian Vettel is confident Ferrari has collected new information ahead of the hearing over his controversial penalty during Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix.
Vettel had to “freestyle” fuel-saving to make finish in Canada
Sebastian Vettel admits he had to “freestyle” with fuel-saving to ensure he made it to the finish of Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix.
Leclerc: Nothing would’ve changed knowing about Vettel’s penalty
Charles Leclerc says he wouldn’t have been able to improve his finishing position at the Canadian Grand Prix despite being unaware of Sebastian Vettel’s time penalty as he was “pushing hard” and unable to make up the deficit.
Ricciardo: Canada result has ‘ignited’ Renault after tough start
Daniel Ricciardo feels the Renault team has been “ignited” by its strong showing over the Canadian Grand Prix weekend after a sluggish start to the 2019 Formula 1 season.
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Raikkonen: F1 rules meant to give more freedom…
Kimi Raikkonen believes the push to allow Formula 1 drivers to fight on track was only through the understanding of “smart, fair” racing and feels while the drivers are united in meetings the incidents can divide them on track.
Red Bull not expecting “massive gain” from Honda F1 engine upgrade
Honda’s latest Formula 1 engine upgrade will not provide Red Bull with a “massive gain” at the French Grand Prix, according to Pierre Gasly.
Reviewing F1 penalties will result in “never-ending saga” – Steiner
Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner believes reviewing penalty decisions risks setting a precedent that will lead to a “never-ending saga” in the sport.
Canada stewards to hold Sebastian Vettel penalty hearing on Friday
The FIA has confirmed that a hearing regarding Sebastian Vettel's penalty at the Canadian Grand Prix will be held on Friday following Ferrari's request to review the incident.
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Alfa Romeo needs to make fewer mistakes to return to points - Vasseur
Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur admits his side needs to cut out the mistakes if it is to challenge for the top end of the midfield battle during the 2019 Formula 1 season.
Mercedes keen to remain united amid ongoing 2021 F1 regulation talks
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists all teams are determined to remain united in their bid to define the 2021 Formula 1 regulations as soon as possible.
Andreas Seidl: McLaren won’t see impact of F1 team changes until 2020
McLaren will not feel the “full extent” of the structural changes it has made until the 2020 Formula 1 season, says new team principal Andreas Seidl.
French Grand Prix has ‘good plan’ to avoid repeat of traffic chaos
Formula 1’s French Grand Prix has a “good plan” to ensure it avoids a repeat of the traffic chaos that occurred at last year’s event, says Eric Boullier.
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Ricciardo “growing in confidence” after tough start at Renault
Daniel Ricciardo says he is “growing in confidence” as he continues to adapt to life at Renault, following a difficult start to the 2019 Formula 1 season.
Honda to introduce F1 engine upgrade at French GP
Honda will bring its latest Formula 1 engine to the French Grand Prix, which will be made available to both customer teams Red Bull and Toro Rosso.
Canadian GP acted as a “wake-up call” for Mercedes, says Toto Wolff
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the Canadian Grand Prix acted as “something of a wake-up call” for his team, despite claiming its seventh win of the 2019 Formula 1 season.
Nicholas Latifi back in Williams F1 cockpit for French GP FP1 run
Formula 2 championship leader Nicholas Latifi will return to the cockpit of Williams’ 2019 Formula 1 car during opening practice for the French Grand Prix.
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Ferrari to bring "small evolutions" to French GP as it seeks fixes
Ferrari will bring a series of “small evolutions” to the French Grand Prix as it bids to close the gap to Formula 1 rivals Mercedes.
Regular points “paramount” in F1’s tight midfield fight - Szafnauer
Formula 1’s tight midfield fight means consistent top 10 appearances are becoming “paramount”, according to Racing Point team principal and CEO Otmar Szafnauer.
Michael Schumacher’s 2002 title-winning Ferrari F1 car to be auctioned
The car that took Michael Schumacher to the 2002 Formula 1 world championship will go up for auction at this year’s season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Thinner F1 tyres not key to Mercedes' dominant start, says Bottas
Valtteri Bottas reckons a combination of mechanical and aerodynamic improvements - not Pirelli’s thinner-tread tyres - has been key to Mercedes’ emphatic start to the 2019 Formula 1 season.
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Sebastian Vettel sympathises with F1 stewards but blames regulations
Sebastian Vettel says he can sympathise with Formula 1’s stewards but believes the sport has become too over-regulated in the wake of his controversial Canadian Grand Prix penalty.
Hamilton says maturing in F1 has helped him become a better driver
Lewis Hamilton believes maturing throughout his Formula 1 career has ultimately helped him get to the level he has now reached.
Haas focused on “very troubling” 2019 F1 tyre inconsistencies
Guenther Steiner says Haas remains focused on solving the “very troubling” inconsistencies it has suffered with Formula 1’s 2019 tyres so far this season.
Renault cannot ‘dwell’ on strong Canada result, insists Abiteboul
The Renault Formula 1 team cannot afford to “dwell” on its strong result in Canada as it heads into this weekend’s French Grand Prix, says Cyril Abiteboul.
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