Formula One and April Updates

Formula One and April updates

In the motoring world generally, and the world of F1 specifically, all eyes as I write this weekend are on Miami, FLA, and the return, after an enforced five-week break, of the F1 World Championship brought about by the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi GPs due to the effects of the Iran war. Just about every team has worked flat out to produce upgrades for their cars to try to improve… Source

What's going on with Mercedes' 'unacceptable' F1 starts

While Mercedes remains unbeaten in grands prix, it has another less enviable streak in Formula 1 this year. In every grand prix so far this year, poor starts have meant that it's been beaten to the first corner from pole position every time.In Miami, championship leader Kimi Antonelli again did not make a perfect start from the front, as he slipped behind the ever fast-starting Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen before snatching a brake and runn…

Wolff: Poor starts “not acceptable” if Mercedes wants to win F1 world titles

The Mercedes boss says Kimi Antonelli could do nothing about Mercedes’ difficult starts in Miami, and admits it “needs to dig even deeper” as the competition closes in

Toto Wolff admits Mercedes race starts are 'not good enough': a critical weakness exposed

Mercedes’ Race Starts Under Fire: Toto Wolff Issues Stark Warning! In a shocking revelation that has sent ripples through the motorsport community, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has come out swinging, branding his team’s race starts as “not good enough.” This bold admission highlights a critical weakness that has plagued the once-dominant team throughout the current Formula 1 season. As the only front-running squad consistently losing valua…

Toto Wolff: Mercedes poor starts “not acceptable” if we want to win F1 world titles

Mercedes remains on the maximum score of four wins after four Formula 1 grands prix, although the competition was significantly closer in Miami than during the three race weekends prior to the April break.McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull all travelled to Florida with significant upgrades, while Mercedes has its first major package of the year planned for the Canadian Grand Prix in ...Keep reading