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Today's F1 News Delivered Faster Than a Pit Stop
Vettel makes F1 comeback, fierce competition ahead of Montreal, and other big updates from around the world of Formula 1.
- Vettel makes F1 comeback
- Fierce competition ahead of Montreal
- Red Bull finds inspiration in F1's slowest car
- Gold-plated F1 cars?!
- Alpine behind the scenes
Vettel makes F1 comeback
Sebastian Vettel will make a return to Formula 1, partnering with Daniel Ricciardo at Red Bull for an event at the Nürburgring. Vettel, a four-time World Champion with Red Bull, will drive the RB7, while Ricciardo will drive the RB8. This marks Vettel's first time driving a Red Bull car since leaving the team in 2014. The event at the Nürburgring will feature F1 cars on the circuit after a gap of over 10 years. Speculation about Vettel's future includes a possible move to Le Mans, with his press officer Britta Roeske spotted at the race.
Click here to read the full article by Sam Cooper (planetf1.com)
Fierce competition ahead of Montreal
Max Verstappen's outstanding performance in Barcelona, where he secured pole position, victory, and the fastest lap, positions him as the favorite for the upcoming race in Montreal. However, Lewis Hamilton is determined to break the record for most wins in Montreal and could provide strong competition. Aston Martin's upgrades, the potential of drivers like Fernando Alonso, and even weather, add further unpredictability.
Click here to read the full article on motorsport.com
Red Bull finds inspiration in F1's slowest car
Red Bull recently disclosed that one of their Formula 1 car upgrades was inspired by designs from slower competitors. They made a small modification to the car's diffuser to increase the load and improve downforce based on an idea they saw on Williams' car. Despite the risk, Red Bull found the upgrade beneficial and dominated the Spanish Grand Prix. This openness to learn from rivals is part of Red Bull's success in F1.
Click here to read the full article on the-race.com
Gold-plated F1 cars?!
You probably didn't know F1 cars use 22-carat gold. Learn the reason from the McLaren F1 team (hint: it’s not for style).
Alpine behind the scenes
Witness Spain from the eyes of the Alpine team. Join drivers Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon from Barcelona as they engage with fans, enjoy themselves, and make preparations for the race.
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