Perez on Cadillac missing development in its first F1 season
Sergio Perez says Cadillac is “missing” development as the new team works to build its foundations during its first Formula 1 season. Perez said: "Development. Building that foundation of having more of a straight line back from the factory and to the track. I think it's something that we've been missing."
Interview: Exclusive: Sergio Perez identifies key area Cadillac must strengthen in 'not enough' plea
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Piastri on learning and improving despite mixed results
Oscar Piastri says his results this season have not always shown how much he feels he has learned and improved as a driver. Piastri said: "I think the good results have been one thing, but I feel like I've also learned a lot about how I can improve myself as a driver, even if the results don't always show it."
Oscar Piastri singles out one thing his recent F1 results 'don't always show'
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Piastri on driving Alonso and Hamilton's 2000s F1 cars
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri says driving Fernando Alonso’s 2007 car and Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 car left him with “a pretty big smile” and a sense of nostalgia for the cars he grew up watching. Piastri said: "I've driven Fernando's 2007 car, and I was lucky enough to drive Lewis's 2008 car earlier this year. The cars being so light and the noise they make, especially from that time, is pretty incredible. But when you've grown up watching that on TV and listening to it, there's definitely that element of nostalgia as well. Driving cars from 2007 and 2008, I had a pretty big smile on my face when I got out."
‘A big smile on my face' - What it’s like to drive an old F1 car for a current driver
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F1 legends weigh in on Max Verstappen's Red Bull future
Daniel Valente 🏎️
@F1GuyDan
🚨 Drivers who have won races by over 30s since 2020
Lewis Hamilton - 53.271s (🇷🇺 2021)
Max Verstappen - 35.743s (🇦🇹 2021)
Max Verstappen - 33.731s (🇭🇺 2023)
Lewis Hamilton - 31.633s (🇹🇷 2020)
Lando Norris - 30.324s (🇲🇽 2025)
END OF LIST.
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Every driver's worst qualifying position in 2026
Kimi Antonelli: P4
George Russell: P7
Lewis Hamilton: P7
Lando Norris: P8
Oscar Piastri: P8
Charles Leclerc: P10
Isack Hadjar: P10
Liam Lawson: P14
Pierre Gasly: P14
Nico Hulkenberg: P14
Arvid Lindblad: P17
Esteban Ocon: P18
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🤔 The FIA says it pushed to change the 2026 regulations years ago but couldn't get approval from manufacturers.
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Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri are the only drivers with multiple podiums this season that haven't won a race 😅
Kimi Antonelli (9) ✅
Lewis Hamilton (5) ✅
George Russell (5) ✅
Charles Leclerc (4) ✅
Max Verstappen (4) ❌
Lando Norris (3) ✅
Oscar Piastri (2) ❌
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Norris on F1's health despite criticism of 2026 regulations
Lando Norris says Formula 1 is “the healthiest it’s ever been” despite concerns and criticism around the sport’s 2026 regulations. Norris said: "In terms of where F1 is as a sport, it's clearly the healthiest it's ever been, and we've all seen the benefits of that – fans, drivers and teams. F1 will always be great, and I know everyone involved in the sport, me included, is passionate about making it even better still."
Lando Norris hands F1 ‘healthy' verdict despite regulations criticism
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Hadjar on improved consistency after Red Bull fixed early issues
Isack Hadjar says he was “doing the easy stuff really wrong” early in his first season at Red Bull but has since found more consistency as the team has fixed issues and made life easier with a more reliable car. Hadjar said: "It started a bit tricky. The first couple of rounds, I feel like I was doing the easy stuff really wrong and the tough things, like being quick, in the rhythm and not too far from Max [Verstappen], really well. Since the last couple of rounds, I think I've found some consistency, and in the team we've fixed a few issues that make our life easier. It's a lot easier when the car is reliable."
‘Doing the easy stuff wrong' - The difficulties in adapting to Red Bull’s F1 car
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