Posted on 15 April 2019. Tags: alex albon, alfa romeo racing, charles leclerc, chinese grand prix, daniel ricciardo, f1, f1 2019, ferrari, Formula 1, george russell, kimi raikkonen, lance stroll, lewis hamilton, mercedes, pirelli, racing point, renault, robert kubica, sebastian vettel, sergio perez, shanghai international circuit, team orders, thai, toro rosso, Valtteri Bottas, williams
For all the hype that surrounded the 1000thgrand prix event the Chinese grand prix didn’t underscore it in the way many would have hoped for. For the seventh time in his career Valtteri Bottas lined up in pole position alongside teammate Lewis Hamilton. Ferrari locked out the second row of the grid with Sebastian Vettel […]
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Posted on 29 August 2014. Tags: belgian grand prix, lewis hamilton, mercedes, mercedes amg petronas, nico rosberg, paddy lowe, team orders, toto wolff
Nico Rosberg took to his Facebook page today to publish a personal apology to Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes after admitting fault for the collision at the start of last weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix. Rosberg made contact with Hamilton on the second lap of the race, causing a puncture for Hamilton, ending the Brit’s race, and […]
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Posted on 29 August 2014. Tags: belgian grand prix, italian grand prix, lewis hamilton, mercedes, mercedes amg petronas, nico rosberg, team orders, toto wolff
Mercedes has confirmed that their drivers Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton will remain free to race without any team orders, following their collision during the Belgian Grand Prix. They have also confirmed that Nico Rosberg has been disciplined by Mercedes after he “acknowledged his responsibility for the contact” with Lewis Hamilton at Spa. Rosberg made […]
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Posted on 03 April 2014. Tags: felipe massa, Formula 1, team orders, Valtteri Bottas, williams
Williams driver Felipe Massa feels that his relationship with the Williams team has not been comprimised after ignoring team orders at the Malaysian Grand Prix. The Brazillian was asked to move over to let his team mate Valtteri Bottas through to have a go at Jenson Button in the closing stages of the Malaysian Grand […]
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Posted on 06 October 2013. Tags: 2013, adrian sutil, f1 fire, felipe massa, ferrari, Formula 1, formula one, kimi raikkonen, korea, korean gp, lewis hamilton, Lotus, mark webber, marshals, mclaren, mercedes, nico rosberg, pirelli, pits, radio messages, red bull, romain grosjean, safety car, sebastian vettel, sergio perez, strategy, team orders, yeongam circuit
The Korean grand prix is not well attended by fans, it’s situated in the middle of nowhere and its place on the F1 calendar is in doubt. Despite this the Yeongam circuit was riddled with brilliant battles and delivered one of the most electrifying races of the season. Sebastian Vettel led away from yet another pole […]
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Posted on 19 April 2013. Tags: formula one, mark webber, sebastian vettel, team orders
Mark Webber has dismissed recent rumours that he’s agreed to move on from Formula One next year to pursue a career in sports car racing. He told BBC Sport: “People are putting two and two together and getting a bit more than they should do. “I’m looking forward to this year. As long as you’re […]
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Posted on 09 April 2013. Tags: china, chinese grand prix, preview, shanghai, team orders
Most all of the headlines since the Malaysian grand prix have included team orders, Sebastian Vettel or both. On whichever side you sit of this controversial piece of Formula 1 theatre it has kept tongues wagging for a good while. But finally the attention is set to be focused on the most important thing – […]
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Posted on 01 April 2013. Tags: f1 teams, lewis hamilton, mark webber, mercedes, nico rosberg, red bull, sebastian vettel, team orders
Formula One and @F1_Madness fan, Reynard Gelderblom (@Reynardg) sent us his thoughts on team orders in the wake of the 2013 Malaysian Grand Prix where both Red Bull and Mercedes F1 issued their F1 drivers with team orders. Let us know what you think about team orders in the comments section below. Here’s what Reynard […]
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