Kavi Khandelwal

McLaren explains Oscar Piastri's strategy at the F1 Mexico City GP. Andrea Stella reveals the two-stop was to find "free air".

Stella explains “controlling” two-stop strategy for Piastri at F1 Mexico City GP

Post-race of a strategically complex 2025 F1 Mexico City GP raised questions on the divergent strategies of McLaren; while teammate, Lando Norris, won on an optimal one-stop strategy, Oscar Piastri was moved to a two-stop strategy. He finished P5 in the end. The decision left many wondering why the team didn’t allow Piastri possessing clear…

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2024 FIA F1 Financial Regulations: Nine teams fully comply after minor Aston Martin breach

The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) has officially completed its comprehensive review of the 2024 FIA F1 Financial Regulations. The governing body’s Cost Cap Administration (CCA) found nine of the ten Formula 1 teams in full compliance with the cost cap for the 2024 reporting period. This announcement marks a significant moment for the sport’s…

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Yuki Tsunoda secures a P10 start at the F1 Mexico City GP, highlighting struggles with mechanical grip through the weekend.
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Tsunoda secures P10 start with grip issues at F1 Mexico City GP

Following a challenging qualifying session at the F1 Mexico City GP, Yuki Tsunoda secured a P10 starting position for the race. In the post-session media debrief, the Japanese driver elaborated on his performance, the car’s limitations and a clear difference in equipment compared to his teammate, Max Verstappen. Tsunoda on Qualifying performance at F1 Mexico…

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Lindblad impresses at F1 Mexico City GP, earns Marko's praise
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Lindblad impresses at F1 Mexico City GP, earns Marko’s praise

Jumping into a Formula 1 car for a practice session at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP is a daunting task for any rookie. However, jumping into the championship-contending car of Max Verstappen adds a completely different layer of pressure. Red Bull junior Arvid Lindblad experienced just that during his FP1 outing at the 2025…

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Antonelli details challenges of his aggressive F1 driving style

Kimi Antonelli arrives at the race weekend with renewed confidence in his driving style following a strong result in Baku, a performance he feels was crucial for shifting his season’s momentum. The driver discussed how that result has set a new standard for his preparation, the significant role of simulator development, and the complex challenge…

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Old VCARB setup and Laurent Mekies’ input key to Tsunoda’s Red Bull F1 breakthrough

Yuki Tsunoda has elaborated on his recent upswing in performance at Red Bull Racing F1 , pinpointing a combination of a significant car setup change and a revitalised relationship with Team Principal, Laurent Mekies as key factors. The Japanese driver explained that a breakthrough during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend was the culmination of adjustments…

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Lawson on the mental strength needed to survive the Red Bull F1 system

Thanks to the legacy Max Verstappen created, many consider racing in Red Bull F1 ‘s navy blue one of the highest honours. A demotion to the sister team, Racing Bulls, hits a driver’s confidence. Liam Lawson’s recent comments offer a rare glimpse into the immense mental strength required to navigate the system. This proved that…

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Mekies on Singapore GP: Why Red Bull’s aggressive tyre gamble was necessary

Red Bull Team Principal Laurent Mekies has detailed the thinking behind Max Verstappen’s aggressive start on the soft compound tyre at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix. It was a gamble he described as a “choice of aggressiveness” necessary to challenge for victory. While the strategy ultimately left Verstappen defending for much of the race to…

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Sainz Fights to Points in Stunning 2025 F1 Singapore Grand Prix Drive

In a race defined by relentless pace and flawless execution, Carlos Sainz delivered a masterclass in damage limitation at the 2025 F1 Singapore Grand Prix. A post-qualifying disqualification saw him start from P18 on the grid. Despite that, he fought tenaciously to seize a valuable championship point. The Marina Bay Street Circuit is notoriously difficult…

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