Carlos Sainz Jr: McLaren F1 debut in Australian GP full of bad luck
Carlos Sainz Jr believes he suffered every piece of bad luck he could have done on his McLaren Formula 1 team debut in the Australian Grand Prix
Carlos Sainz Jr believes he suffered every piece of bad luck he could have done on his McLaren Formula 1 team debut in the Australian Grand Prix
Daniel Ricciardo has hinted he will take a different approach to the Australian Grand Prix build-up in 2020 after being left “drained” ahead of his Renault Formula 1 team debut
Ferrari believes the potential of its 2019 Formula 1 car is “certainly bigger” than it showed in the Australian Grand Prix, which must be made into an “exception” this season
Ferrari’s deficit to Mercedes was a big surprise during the Australian Grand Prix weekend, particularly given the Scuderia ended Formula 1’s fortnight of pre-season testing as the clear early favourite
Honda has been “relaxed” by scoring its first Formula 1 podium in 11 years at the first attempt with Red Bull, but still sees a “clear” performance gap to reduce
Lewis Hamilton admitted he was relieved to find out that floor damage to his Mercedes Formula 1 car was the cause of his Australian Grand Prix struggle
Ferrari does not yet understand why its pre-season testing form translated into such a disappointing Australian Grand Prix, where it struggled constantly with balance and tyre problems
Daniel Ricciardo’s Renault Formula 1 team debut in the Australian Grand Prix was “mainly lows”, team boss Cyril Abiteboul admitted
Mercedes drew first blood in Formula 1’s 2019 season, Valtteri Bottas aiming verbal abuse at his critics as he headed Lewis Hamilton home in the Australian Grand Prix
Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff says his drivers ignored pre-race instructions to not chase the new bonus point for fastest lap in the Australian Grand Prix