Month: November 2019

Carey sees F1 ‘on the right path’ to attract new entrants

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says the sport’s revamped regulation platform that shall be introduced in 2021 has attracted the

Ferrari is not out in front, insists Binotto

New Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has denied reports that his team already holds a big advantage over the other top

With budget cap looming, Haas favours slow growth

Haas team boss Guenther Steiner says the US outfit needs to grow but it will keep its expansion in check

Red Bull could scrap F1 and head to Le Mans in 2021!

If Formula 1’s future regulations aren’t in phase with Red Bull’s expectations, the company could leave Grand Prix racing and

Sebastian Vettel has ‘mixed feelings’ about Kubica’s return

Robert Kubica’s sensational return to Grand Prix racing in 2019 is seen as one of the greatest stories in the

Ferrari still investigating Vettel’s big crash

Ferrari is still not happy that it has got to the root cause of Sebastian Vettel’s heavy accident on Wednesday,

Thanks Amazon, But We Don't Need Your Solidarité

It all happened so fast. The attacks, the sporadic first news reports, the frantic calls to my family in Paris.

Why Is Indonesia Not in the Saudi-led Sunni Coalition Against Terror?

The Saudis love coalitions. The Sunni monarchy had the Americans, the British, the French and sundry other oil importers on

UN Calls for 48-Hour Ceasefire So Aid Can Reach War-Ravaged Aleppo

The United Nations is urging all factions inside Syria to commit to a 48-hour ceasefire so that emergency aid and

Venice Mayor Blames Climate Change As ‘Dramatic’ Flooding Returns

VENICE, Italy — Exceptionally high tidal waters returned to Venice on Friday, prompting the mayor to close the iconic St.