Today’s F1 News Delivered Faster Than a Pit Stop
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Ferrari's victory over Red Bull in the Australian Grand Prix was influenced by external factors and a new design innovation featuring winglets mounted on the SF-24's exhaust surround and rear wing pillar. This novel addition is likely to be adopted by other teams to repurpose engine heat and enhance airflow. Ferrari also opted for a single-element beam wing configuration, better suited to the Albert Park circuit, while Aston Martin and Sauber introduced front wing modifications aimed at improving performance and outwash. Despite lacking new components, Red Bull continued research on aerodynamics, employing additional cameras and markers to study flexing in the front upper wheel wake deflector panel. With Red Bull showcasing varied rear wing configurations across races, they aim to tailor their car's performance to each circuit's demands.
Click here to read the full article by Matt Somerfield (motorport.com)
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Carlos Sainz's win at the Australian GP sparked talks about his F1 status. On the Sky Sports F1 Podcast, they debate if he's underrated. Despite Ferrari releasing him, Sainz's recent wins make him a hot prospect for teams. His success challenges the idea that he's not among the best in F1.
Click here to read the full article at skysports.com
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has vigorously defended himself against recent allegations, responding to claims of attempted interference in the Saudi Arabian and Las Vegas Grand Prix races. Sulayem was cleared by the FIA's Ethics Committee due to lack of evidence, and denounced the accusations as "despicable," aiming to destabilize his presidency and question the FIA's integrity. Despite the challenges, he reaffirmed his dedication to transparency, accountability, and integrity within the organization, asserting his unwavering commitment as FIA president.
Click here to read the full article by Ian Parkes (racingnews365.com)
The 2024 Australian Grand Prix was full of excitement, especially with Sainz's impressive comeback after his recent appendix surgery. Kym Illman's coverage probably provides some interesting insights into what happened behind the scenes. This was Sainz's third win of his career. His last one was in Singapore last year, and that was a memorable night. Click here to watch the video.
Amelia Dimoldenberg and Formula 1 driver Lando Norris go on a date at a Chicken Shop. They chat about different things and seem to have a good time getting to know each other. Norris asks if she's into racing, and she says yes. But when he asks about how an F1 car works, he realizes she doesn't know much about it.
