F1 cuts carbon footprint by 35%
Formula 1 says it has cut its carbon footprint by 35% from its 2018 baseline and remains on track to hit its Net Zero 2030 target, according to its latest Impact Report. It says almost 80,000 tCO2e has been removed from operations since 2018, with further reductions planned through shifting more freight away from air transport and increased use of sustainable aviation and maritime fuels. F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said: “We remain on track to achieve Net Zero by 2030,” while head of ESG Ellen Jones said the Future Race Operations Programme will deliver “further significant reductions in the years ahead”.
Formula 1 on track to meet Net Zero 2030 target
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Antonelli on Mercedes reliability concerns after Barcelona retirement
Kimi Antonelli says Mercedes needs to address its reliability concerns after he retired late on from the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix while running second. Antonelli said: "It's a bit of a concern because we've had quite a few issues so far in the year. Our package is really strong, but it's a point that we need to work on, because losing so many points and these kind of races hurt."
Kimi Antonelli delivers Mercedes instruction after latest setback
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Wolff on Hamilton's Ferrari form
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has suggested Lewis Hamilton’s recent upturn in form at Ferrari may be helped by his relationship with Kim Kardashian, alongside car characteristics and team dynamics. Speaking to PlanetF1.com and other media after Hamilton’s Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix win, Wolff said: “I saw him on the podium on the telly. That face shows me that he's very happy. Maybe the girlfriend helps… it helped me to have a partner, that you have a stable family life.”
Kim Kardashian effect? Lewis Hamilton observation revealed by Toto Wolff
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Lawson on Racing Bulls' qualifying trend and race performance
Liam Lawson says Racing Bulls need their strong qualifying “trend” to continue and to translate into better race performance as the team battles Alpine in the midfield. Lawson said: "It's a long season; we have a lot of races to go. Alpine have had some good races recently and scored some good points. But yeah, if we keep this trend, obviously we had a quick car in qualifying. Hopefully that translates to the rest of the season. I think Barcelona is normally quite a good sign for that, so we just need to sort out the race car."
Liam Lawson eyes critical Racing Bulls 'trend' in Alpine fight
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Hamilton on Vasseur backing his push for Ferrari changes
Lewis Hamilton thanked Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur for sticking with him through what Hamilton described as a “relentless” push for changes, after taking his first win for the team at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. Hamilton said: "Well firstly, I wouldn't be in this team without Fred. Fred is the one that made it happen, and of which I'm incredibly grateful to him for. I am very, very vocal – if I see something that I don't think is right, I push very, very hard, that's like at the core of who I am and I'm relentless with it. It's not easy to be on the receiving end of that... [I] had to really ask for some of the changes, and he enabled them to happen."
Lewis Hamilton grateful to Ferrari for tolerating ‘relentless' quest for F1 improvement
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The first tile painted red ✅
#F1 #BarcelonaGP
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🍊 We visited F1's newest circuit, the Madring, to test just how steep the banking really is.
Another valuable contribution to motorsport research 😅
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🚨 Number of podiums and podium percentage
Charles Leclerc: 52 | 29.21%
Lando Norris: 46 | 29.11%
Incredibly close.
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🤯 Every race has had a never before seen podium
🇦🇺 Russell, Antonelli, Leclerc
🇨🇳 Antonelli, Russell, Hamilton
🇯🇵 Antonelli, Piastri, Leclerc
🇺🇸 Antonelli, Norris, Piastri
🇨🇦 Antonelli, Hamilton, Verstappen
🇲🇨 Antonelli, Hamilton, Gasly
🇪🇸 Hamilton, Russell, Norris
What's next
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The only drivers with consecutive DNFs this season
• Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
• Lando Norris (McLaren)
• Ollie Bearman (Haas)
• Fernando Alonso (Aston)
• Lance Stroll (Aston)
• Valtteri Bottas (Cadillac)
Two names stand out ...
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🚨 Nico Rosberg still has the longest winning streak by a Mercedes driver
Nico Rosberg - 7
Lewis Hamilton - 5
Kimi Antonelli - 5
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Humility beyond his years 👏
Hear what Kimi Antonelli had to say in the immediate aftermath of his unfortunate DNF in Barcelona 🗣️
#F1 #BarcelonaGP
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A special day at the MADRING launch event! 🇪🇸❤️
Carlos Sainz joined the MADRING team at the circuit as we continue to countdown to our first race there in September!
#F1 #SpanishGP
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The only McLaren drivers to get 3 consecutive podiums in Barcelona
• Lando Norris
• Mika Hakkinen
• David Coulthard
End of list.
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Hamilton on resetting after difficult first Ferrari season
Lewis Hamilton says he reset after his disappointing first season at Ferrari by shutting out negativity and rebuilding his mindset, which he felt paid off as he won the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. Hamilton said: "I'm only human. There's moments where I see the stuff and for sure there's moments where I allowed it to get to me and penetrate deeply. But then I went through a sequence of unplugging from that matrix. I spent lots of time with family, lots of time with friends, real people that know me, that have never doubted me. And one thing that I know is to never second-guess yourself, never doubt yourself."
How Hamilton bounced back by ‘unplugging from the matrix'
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Verstappen on Red Bull remaining the fourth-fastest team
Max Verstappen says Red Bull are still the fourth-fastest team and that is unlikely to change at the upcoming rounds unless the team brings performance upgrades, after he finished fourth at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. Verstappen said: "I think, in general, we're still the fourth-fastest team. That's not really going to change at any of the upcoming tracks unless, of course, you bring performance. We're not going to solve it just by changing the set-up."
Max Verstappen hands Red Bull bleak assessment: 'That's not going to change'
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Verstappen on Red Bull still behind Ferrari, Mercedes and McLaren
Max Verstappen says Red Bull are still behind Ferrari, Mercedes and McLaren and remain a “work in progress” after finishing fourth at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. Verstappen said: "It's clear that I think we are still behind the Ferrari, Mercedes and McLaren, because we finished behind each one of them. So we're still P4 as a team. Maybe a little bit better, but still not where we want to be. But it's a work in progress."
‘A work in progress' - Verstappen reveals Red Bull’s F1 shortcomings
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Piastri on McLaren's Barcelona grip and tyre life struggles
Oscar Piastri says he has “no answers” yet for why McLaren’s performance fell away at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, after struggling with grip and tyre life in the race. Oscar Piastri said: "No, not really. I was trying a lot of different things and running into a lot of different problems, so I think just struggling a lot with grip, tyre life, obviously. So I don't have any answers at the moment."
Oscar Piastri calls for McLaren learnings after ‘problematic' F1 Barcelona GP
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Oscar Piastri left searching for answers after surprise Barcelona struggle
Alpine retains edge in fifth-place fight
Racing Bulls left the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix with “mixed feelings” despite Liam Lawson finishing eighth and Arvid Lindblad ninth, as Alpine still had the edge in their fight for fifth in the constructors’ standings. Team principal Alan Permane said: “After a strong weekend, it felt as though we retreated a little bit in the race… The Alpines definitely had the measure of us today,” with Lawson losing out when Pierre Gasly pitted under the VSC, while a penalty for Franco Colapinto ultimately helped Racing Bulls’ points haul.
Why Racing Bulls have ‘mixed feelings' despite double points
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Hamilton on building strong bond with Ferrari engineer Santi
Lewis Hamilton said he has quickly built a strong connection with his Ferrari race engineer Carlo Santi, comparing it to the partnership he had with long-time Mercedes engineer Peter Bonnington, after winning the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. Hamilton said: "It was great to have him up there [on the podium]. Him kind of substituting this year, jumping in and diving in deep with me, we didn't know each other, we'd never spoken and I didn't know anything about him. And we met and I think got on straight away. It's great to be able to connect with an engineer other than what I used to have. I had it for such a long time and then you kind of lose that feeling because Bono's now doing it with Kimi [Antonelli]."
Lewis Hamilton lauds connection with new Ferrari engineer Carlo Santi
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Alonso on possible final Barcelona race weekend
Fernando Alonso said the drivers' parade was “the best part” of his Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix weekend, describing it as an emotional moment with Spanish fans as he suggested it could be his last race at the Circuit de Catalunya. Alonso said: "It was the best part of the weekend. As I knew, I mean, the fans were incredible the whole weekend. That was a very nice feeling, very emotional weekend for me. Maybe the last in Barcelona. So, yeah, off the car, I enjoyed every minute. But unfortunately, we didn't give to them what they deserve in terms of results. So, hopefully, in the second part of the year, we can improve the situation."
Alonso admits drivers' parade was ‘best part' of Barcelona weekend
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Lord on Russell's front-wing adjustment error in Barcelona
Mercedes deputy team principal Bradley Lord said a front-wing adjustment error at George Russell’s final pit stop “compromised” his pace late on at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. Lord said: "In our final pit stop, we actually incorrectly adjusted the front wing owing to a problem with the adjuster gun, and that meant that he was working with a very, very oversteer-y balance that certainly compromised his pace in the final stages".
How a Mercedes pit stop error "compromised" George Russell's Barcelona GP
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Norris on McLaren still behind Mercedes and Ferrari
Lando Norris says McLaren "have to keep our heads down and keep pushing" after finishing on the podium at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, as he feels the car is still not at the level of Mercedes or Ferrari. Norris said: "We're happy to be back on the podium, we're happy to score points. We're happy to finish the race. But it shows the car is just not close to where we want it to be. We're improving it, but Ferrari also brought a lot of upgrades here and improved even more. And Lewis was dominant out there. We want to improve. We're not at the level of Mercedes or Ferrari yet. And we have to keep our heads down and keep pushing."
Norris: Barcelona podium a boost but ‘we have to keep pushing'
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Câmara to complete second Ferrari test
Formula 2 title contender Rafael Câmara will complete his second Formula 1 test for Ferrari on Thursday, returning to the SF-25 in a Testing of Previous Cars session at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The 21-year-old Brazilian made his F1 test debut for Ferrari last month at the Hungaroring, having joined the Ferrari Driver Academy in November 2021. Câmara has been linked by rumours to a potential 2027 move to Ferrari customer team Haas.
Ferrari hand 2027 F1 seat contender latest test
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Wolff on Mercedes crash-cost clause
Nico Rosberg joked that Toto Wolff “has gone soft” after the Mercedes boss indicated a former contract clause forcing team-mates to split crash damage costs 50-50 is no longer routinely used. Speaking on Sky Sports amid Mercedes’ close racing between George Russell and Kimi Antonelli in Barcelona, Wolff suggested he would only bring it back “if there’s another collision”, while Rosberg said paying $360,000 under the old rule made him “not crash anymore”.
Nico Rosberg quips Toto Wolff ‘soft' after Russell and Antonelli contract detail
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Sainz on Williams needing more downforce after Barcelona struggles
Carlos Sainz says Williams must go “back to the drawing board” after a difficult Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix weekend in which both he and team-mate Alex Albon finished outside the points. Sainz said: "Looking back at it, I think it's been a bit more of a shock of how far we are in medium and high-speed corners [behind], partly due to weight, but even more important, the downforce that we have in the car. So I think it's time to go back to the drawing board and start bringing more things to the car, because clearly in a medium speed track we are very far [behind]."
Sainz says Williams must go ‘back to the drawing board'
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Hadjar on Red Bull's overly complicated start procedure
Isack Hadjar said Red Bull’s start procedure is “way too complicated” after a poor getaway at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix dropped him from sixth on the grid to 14th. Hadjar said: "We need to fix these issues because the procedure is way too complicated. I'm not a computer, I'm not a machine, I can't be 0.0001% precise. It's not working."
"I'm not a machine": Isack Hadjar blasts Red Bull start procedure
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Hamilton's first Ferrari win
Lewis Hamilton’s first grand prix win for Ferrari at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix triggered street celebrations across Italy, with fans sharing social media footage of anthem singalongs, classic Italian cars and Ferrari and Hamilton flags. The victory was Ferrari’s first of the season and ended Hamilton’s win drought dating back to the 2024 Belgian Grand Prix. Reflecting on the milestone, Hamilton said: “They are all special in their own way but this one is something else,” adding: “I’d always watched the screens and wondered what it would be like to win in that car - and it’s come.”
Lewis Hamilton's first Ferrari win celebrations spill into the streets in Italy
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