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Ricciardo: F1 races will make contract situation “easier to handle”
Daniel Ricciardo says he’s eager to get the 2018 Formula 1 world championship underway to quell the questions about his future move in the sport.
Kubica “more prepared” for F1 race seat in Williams role
Robert Kubica believes his reserve driver role at Williams has already placed him in a stronger position for a potential full-time Formula 1 race seat in 2019.
Renault aiming to be “comfortably” P4 in F1 2018
Renault needs to be in a position where it can “comfortably maintain” fourth place in the Formula 1 constructors’ championship, according to the team’s chief technical officer Bob Bell.
Alonso not expecting surprises at 2018 F1 opener
Fernando Alonso says the 2018 Formula 1 world championship season opener is unlikely to host any surprising results with teams catching up on pre-season mileage at the second test at Circuit de Catalunya.
F1 pre-season testing 2018: Laps and Mileage
Following the conclusion of F1’s pre-season testing programme in Barcelona, here is a complete run-down of the laps and mileage completed by all teams from both weeks of running.
Eric Boullier: McLaren had to be ambitious with new MCL33 F1 car
McLaren had no option but to be ambitious in the design of its new Formula 1 car for the 2018 season despite enduring a difficult pre-season testing programme, according to racing director Eric Boullier.
Sergey Sirotkin: Williams F1 reserve Kubica's presence doesn't add pressure
Sergey Sirotkin says he does not feel under any added pressure from Williams Formula 1 reserve driver Robert Kubica, claiming the pair enjoy a "nice working relationship".
Charles Leclerc angry with himself after late F1 testing error
Charles Leclerc was left frustrated after spinning out during the final day of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Barcelona on Friday, marking his third error across the space of the winter running programme for Sauber.
Lewis Hamilton expecting 'real challenge' from Red Bull F1 in 2018
Lewis Hamilton is excited by the prospect of a more open fight at the front of the Formula 1 field in 2018, believing that Red Bull could be a "real challenge" in the fight for both world championships.
Eric Boullier: Fernando Alonso in a 'different mindset' for F1 2018
McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has stressed that Fernando Alonso remains happy at the team despite some struggles through Formula 1 pre-season testing in Barcelona, saying the Spaniard is in a "different mindset" this year.
Allison: Over 1,000 laps and Mercedes not close to power unit problems
Mercedes technical director James Allison has described his team’s 1,040 laps of reliable running as “chastening” to not even reach the edge of the German manufacturer’s complete life cycle of its power unit components.
Fernando Alonso ends 'rollercoaster' final F1 test day P2 for McLaren
Fernando Alonso was pleased with how his "rollercoaster" final day of Formula 1 pre-season testing ended after recovering from four hours on the sidelines to finish second for McLaren in Barcelona.
F1: Kimi Raikkonen: Ferrari in strong position for 2018
Kimi Raikkonen has rated Ferrari’s 2018 Formula 1 world championship challenger as “overall a strong package” as he rounded out pre-season testing on top.
Hartley: Atmosphere at Toro Rosso improved with Honda
Brendon Hartley insists the atmosphere within Toro Rosso has shifted since new Formula 1 engine partner Honda came onboard, providing the team with a “real sense of opportunity” heading into 2018.
F1: Ricciardo wary of Ferrari threat in fight to catch Mercedes
Daniel Ricciardo says he’s hesitant in predicting where Red Bull will slot into the Formula 1 team pecking order for 2018 having seen the fluctuation in pace from Ferrari and Mercedes.