Pit Debrief

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Pit Debrief

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Chiara Martin

The Aston Martin F1 Team on the pit wall during practice ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Bahrain at Bahrain
Photo Credit: Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team

Newey focused on 2026 despite Aston Martin’s current F1 challenges

Chiara Martin03 mins

Team Principal Andy Cowell has confirmed, despite Aston Martin’s rocky 2025 F1 campaign, Adrian Newey will maintain his concentration on 2026 regulations rather than addressing current performance issues. Newey, who joined Aston Martin following his highly successful tenure at Red Bull Racing, has been tasked with leading the team’s technical direction for the significant regulation…

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Andy Cowell in a media session for Aston Martin

Andy Cowell: Aston Martin are “working hard to develop the quickest race car”

Chiara Martin04 mins

Ahead of the F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team Principal Andy Cowell shared insights on the team’s development challenges, wind tunnel progress and their partnerships. The team’s relationship with title sponsor Aramco continues to deepen, with Cowell highlighting their technological collaboration ahead of the 2026 power unit regulations. “Aramco is a…

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Pascal Wehrlein on the podium after winning the Miami E-Prix 2025
Photo credits: Formula E | Simon Galloway

Wehrlein dubs Miami E-Prix “a crazy race” after taking home the win

Chiara Martin04 mins

Reigning World Champion Pascal Wehrlein delivered a stunning drive to win the Miami E-Prix, with teammate António Félix da Costa securing third in a dramatic and strategy-heavy race. The TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team’s double podium performance puts them back at the top of the Teams’ standings. A touch of luck for Wehrlein during…

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Carlos Sainz driving his #55 Williams car during the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix.
Photo Credit: Atlassian Williams Racing

Sainz reflects on F1 Bahrain GP retirement saying he “got the wrong side of the coin”

Chiara Martin03 mins

Williams driver Carlos Sainz has pointed to a “lack of control” from Red Bull’s Yuki Tsunoda as the cause of his retirement from the F1 Bahrain GP after a collision between the drivers left his car with significant sidepod damage. The Spanish driver, who had shown promising pace in qualifying, was forced to retire after…

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Luke Browning Sakhir F2 Bahrain GP
Photo Credit: FIA Formula 2

“I’m ready to fight this year”: Browning’s bold statement after F2 Bahrain GP Podium

Chiara Martin07 mins

While Alex Dunne may have dominated the F2 Feature Race at the Bahrain Grand Prix, Luke Browning’s drive to second place showcased why the British driver is considered one of the most promising talents on the grid. Starting on the harder prime tire compound in a field split by strategy, Browning’s race was compromised from…

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Yuki Tsunoda after finishing the F1 Bahrain Grand Prix 2025 with Red Bull
Photo Credit: Red Bull Content Pool

Tsunoda still trying to understand the RB21 after points in F1 Bahrain GP

Chiara Martin04 mins

Yuki Tsunoda came away from the 2025 F1 Bahrain GP with a points finish despite facing several challenges throughout the race, including pit stop issues and a collision with former Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz. The Japanese Red Bull driver finished ninth in a race dominated by Oscar Piastri, who secured a lights-to-flag victory in his…

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Second placed Lando Norris of Great Britain and McLaren celebrates with a teammate in parc ferme during the F1 Japanese GP.
Photo Credit: McLaren Racing

Norris outlines McLaren deficiencies after P2 finish at F1 Japanese GP

Chiara Martin07 mins

Lando Norris walked away from the 2025 F1 Japanese GP with a strong second-place finish, yet his post-race reflections were laced with both encouragement and a sense of what might have been. The McLaren driver shadowed Max Verstappen for much of the race but ultimately couldn’t find a way past, as strategy decisions and track…

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Race winner Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and Oracle Red Bull Racing drinks Champagne on the podium during the F1 Japanese GP
Photo Credit: Red Bull Content Pool

Verstappen proud of Red Bull and delighted for Honda after stunning F1 Japanese GP win

Chiara Martin06 mins

In a masterful display of driving that his race engineer called “perfection,” Max Verstappen claimed his fourth consecutive victory at the Suzuka Circuit in what marked the final F1 Japanese GP with Honda power for Red Bull Racing. Battling McLaren’s papaya army After securing an “unlikely pole” during Saturday’s qualifying session and despite concerns about…

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