Month: November 2019

Liberty Media has discarded plans to reshuffle Formula 1’s calendar in the near future, but remains committed to a restructuring in the long term. F1 commercial boss Sean Bratches was keen on grouping races by world regions in order to ease the sport’s logistics and travel constraints. While the concept remains on the cards, its […]

Read more

Max Verstappen believes that the new Red Bull will prove to be faster than Ferrari – despite finishing behind both Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix. “I really enjoyed qualifying today,” said Verstappen, whose Q3 time of 1:21.879s puts him fourth place on Sunday’s starting grid. Although his time […]

Read more

To put it bluntly, humanity has been trashing the planet like never before. And unless immediate changes take place, the prognosis for global health and the natural systems on which civilization depends is bleak. So finds a new report from The Rockefeller Foundation-Lancet Commission on Planetary Health, written by 15 leading academics and policymakers. Entitled […]

Read more

Haas’ Romain Grosjean has another mid-field rival to contend with but ultimately he sees Toro Rosso-Honda’s form as “amazing” for Formula 1. The doubters outweighed the rest of the F1 paddock when it came to assessing Toro Rosso’s chances of performing this season following its switch to Honda power. But Pierre Gasly’s impressive P4 finish […]

Read more

Barcelona Circuit de Catalunya set the record straight with regard to last Sunday’s pre-race protocol which was criticized by the president of the Royal Spanish Automobile Federation. President Manuel Aviñó Roger accused the Spanish Grand Prix race promoters of delivering a political message when they played the Catalan anthem before the start of the event, […]

Read more