Formula 1

Getty Images Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent 2 hours ago Esteban Ocon is to leave Alpine at the end of the year after five seasons with the French team. The move comes in the wake of Ocon angering team principal Bruno Famin by crashing with team-mate Pierre Gasly on the first lap of the Monaco Grand
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Getty Images Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent 31 May 2024, 10:38 BST Updated 9 minutes ago Alpine have sacked veteran operations director Rob White in the latest example of the management turmoil at the struggling French team. The 58-year-old had been at Alpine’s parent company Renault in Formula 1 for 20 years, and in the role
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Getty Images Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent 3 hours ago Andretti should buy an existing team rather than try to set up their own to enter Formula 1, the president of the sport’s governing body has said. Andretti’s bid to enter F1 in 2025 or 2026 has been rejected by commercial rights holders Liberty Media, although
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Getty Images Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent in Monaco 2 hours ago Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc said he had “tears in my eyes” as he was on the verge of completing what he described as “the ultimate dream” and winning the Monaco Grand Prix. Leclerc has seemed destined to win this race for a long time
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Getty Images Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent in Monaco 2 hours ago Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc took pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix from McLaren’s Oscar Piastri. Leclerc, the form driver all weekend and looking at one with the circuit in his Ferrari, beat the Australian by 0.154 seconds. World champion Max Verstappen, struggling all weekend
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Getty Images Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent in Monaco 1 hour ago Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes set the pace from McLaren’s Oscar Piastri in Friday’s first practice session at the Monaco Grand Prix. Hamilton, who said he was hopeful of a more competitive weekend from Mercedes, was 0.029 seconds quicker than Piastri. The second Mercedes of George
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Getty Images Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent 55 minutes ago Veteran engineer Pat Symonds has left his role as Formula 1’s chief technical officer to join the Andretti Cadillac F1 programme. The 70-year-old, a former technical boss of the Renault and Williams teams, will become Andretti’s executive engineering consultant once he has completed his garden leave
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