Daniel Ricciardo has been told that he should follow Mick Schumacher’s example of proving there is “life after F1.”
Ricciardo lost his RB F1 seat after the Singapore Grand Prix, to be replaced by Liam Lawson, with the Australian not likely to return to grand prix racing, given he is not expected to be a contender for the only vacant seat at Stake outside of the Red Bull eco-system.
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McLaren unveil major partnership with global brand
McLaren Racing has announced a partnership with a telecommunications giant for the United States-based F1 races still to run in 2024 and beyond.
T-Mobile will become an official partner of the Woking squad for the United States Grand Prix in Austin and the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
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Montoya predicts Hamilton will seek F1 ‘revenge’ at Ferrari
Juan Pablo Montoya expects Lewis Hamilton to be back to his formidable best when he joins Ferrari next season.
The 39-year-old is leaving Mercedes after 12 years and has struggled to capture his championship-winning form since losing out to Max Verstappen in 2021, winning his first race in 945 days at the British GP earlier this season.
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F1 roll out bizarre trophies for US GP
Pirelli has unveiled bizarre trophies for this weekend’s United States Grand Prix – the first part of the Americas triple-header.
Italian artist and designer Matteo Macchiavelli is the mastermind behind the creation of the trophies, in collaboration with Pirelli Motorsport.
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McLaren tease special livery ahead of US GP
McLaren has teased a special livery for this weekend’s United States Grand Prix, with an announcement to be made on Tuesday.
The Woking-based team posted a social media post showing Tuesday’s date (October 15), surrounded by chrome.
Colapinto hailed as the ‘Argentine Verstappen’
Former F1 driver Miguel Angel Guerra has heaped praise on compatriot Franco Colpainto, labelling him “the Argentine Verstappen”.
Colapinto was drafted into the Williams team to replace an underperforming Logan Sargeant after the Dutch Grand Prix.
