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Red Bull Dominates Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, But Max Verstappen Still Unhappy
The second round of the 2023 Formula 1 season proved more interesting than the first after Max Verstappen's driveshaft failed during the second qualifying session. This meant the Flying Dutchman was relegated to a starting grid position of 15th while his teammate, Sergio Perez, claimed pole. Fernando Alonso qualified in third but was bumped up to the front row after Charles Leclerc received a 10-place grid penalty thanks to Ferrari being Ferrari. Alonso's stellar performance proved that the Bahrain Grand Prix wasn't just a fluke. But when the chequered flag was waved after 50 laps in Saudi Arabia, Perez had claimed the top spot, followed by Super Max in second and Alonso in third. The FIA might as well just put embroidered towels for these three in the cool-down room.
Verstappen grumbles despite driving from 15th place to 2nd
First he had a stomach bug that delayed his arrival at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Then a mechanical failure in qualifying dropped Max Verstappen deep on the starting grid. So recovering for a second-place finish should have been reason to celebrate, right?. Not for the two-time reigning Formula One...
Winterace, Italy’s Hottest Car Event, Takes Place in the Snow-Covered Dolomites
Usually the guests of the glamorous Grand Hotel Savoia in Cortina d’Ampezzo, a town equidistant between Venice and Innsbruck, are more smartly dressed. Today, guests are turning up in grubby overalls, wearing beanies and donning many more layers than a walk in the spectacular winter landscape would require. “You know, it can get rather cold driving around here in an open-top car,” says Paolo Cattagni. “That alone is a challenge”.
F1 LIVE: Charles Leclerc loses his cool on another day of fury for Ferrari in Saudi Arabia
Charles Leclerc hit out at Ferrari once more to underline his frustration during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.The Monegasque driver finished seventh in a dramatic race at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, which saw Fernando Alonso belatedly reinstated to the podium after an Aston Martin appeal.The result leaves Leclerc 38 points behind Max Verstappen after just two races of the Formula 1 season. And the 25-year-old was especially upset with his race engineer Xavier Marcos Padros after communication over strategy broke down once more for the Scuderia.Elsewhere, Fernando Alonso slammed the FIA before his podium was reinstated, Lewis Hamilton insists he has never seen a quicker car than this year’s Red Bull and Sergio Perez basks in his fifth win in Formula 1. Follow all the latest F1 news with The Independent Read More Charles Leclerc’s furious Ferrari reaction on team radio reveals more frustrationFernando Alonso’s podium reinstated after Aston Martin appeal at Saudi Arabian GPSergio Perez wins Saudi Arabian GP as Fernando Alonso cruelly denied podium
Formula 1: Can Williams maintain their momentum?
It is quite clear that Williams are one of the most improved teams in Formula 1 this season, but the question is whether they can maintain that momentum. Last season, it was quite evident that Williams were the worst team in Formula 1. They were the only team that did not reach double-digit points. Many expected them to be the worst on the grid yet again in 2023. However, this has not been the case, given how they have opened their campaign.
NASCAR: Another possibility emerging for Jimmie Johnson
After adding two races to his schedule for the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season, Jimmie Johnson doesn’t appear to be done yet. Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson is back in the Cup Series this year, albeit on a part-time basis, after spending the last two seasons competing in IndyCar for Chip Ganassi Racing.
Winners and losers at Atlanta Motor Speedway
A look at winners and losers in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway:. Joey Logano — Logano had won 31 Cup Series races entering Sunday’s 400-miler, but none had come at Atlanta. He changed that statistical column in a big way, leading 140 laps and making a risky move around leader Brad Keselowski on the final lap to record win No. 32.
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