Today’s F1 News Delivered Faster Than a Pit Stop
Carlos Sainz is in talks with multiple F1 teams, urging for faster contract negotiations, as he remains seatless for 2025 after Ferrari signed Lewis Hamilton. Mercedes and Audi are rumored options, with Red Bull also considering him. Despite his recent victory and recovery from surgery, Sainz emphasizes the need for urgency in securing his racing future amid widespread contract renewals for the 2025 season.
Click here to read the full article by Nick Golding & Aaron Deckers (racingnews365.com)
Aston Martin has updated its AMR24 Formula 1 car for the Japanese Grand Prix with sidepod tweaks inspired by Red Bull and adjustments to the floor, aiming to improve performance and address tire degradation issues. These changes reflect the team's aggressive development strategy, following previous updates like a new front wing introduced at the Australian Grand Prix.
Click here to read the full article by Jonathan Noble & Matt Somerfield (motorsport.com)
Fernando Alonso's 20-second penalty in the Australian Grand Prix stirred debate among drivers in the Suzuka paddock ahead of the Japanese GP. While some, like Valtteri Bottas and Lance Stroll, found the penalty harsh, others, including Charles Leclerc and George Russell, believed it was justified. Russell emphasized the potential chaos if such actions went unpunished, while Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri criticized the penalty, feeling Russell had time to react and questioning its consistency.
Click here to read the full article by Edd Straw (the-race.com)
If you're an F1 fan, you've probably heard that Brad Pitt is filming a movie at Silverstone. But what's the plan for capturing this cinematic spectacle? Well, Kym Illman provides the inside scoop on the creation of the new APX GP F1 team specifically for the film. Brad Pitt and Damson Idris will be starring as drivers for this team, alongside some other familiar faces in F1.
Oscar Piastri stands out as one of the most captivating drivers on the circuit, and his rise to F1 serves as a testament to his exceptional skill and relentless work ethic. While his family's motorsport background adds context, it's clear that Piastri's own prowess is what truly sets him apart. Here's an animation of Piastri's rise to F1.