The Azerbaijan GP was shaped more by incidents than genuine on-track battles, with the outcome far from entirely meritocratic.
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Qualifying in Azerbaijan produced some unusual results. Mercedes were expected to be stronger than the rest after practice, but not by margins like these.
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With Andrea Kimi Antonelli starting from P16, the race is sure to be packed with action and overtaking. Lights go out at 13:00 Italian time on Saturday 26 September.
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It is an unusual Thursday, with practice already complete and race pace under the spotlight. Several teams impressed, but Ferrari were not among them.
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Six teams have introduced upgrades for Baku, with Audi revising almost the entire car and McLaren working from the sidepods to the diffuser and even altering its wing’s straight-line operation.
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Beyond Mercedes and McLaren, only Ferrari have won races. Yet even in victory, their performances have not been as convincing as those of their rivals. Then there is Red Bull, still without a win.
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Hours after his junior-category triumph, Ugochukwu is making headlines not for his on-track results, but for the distinctive features of his physique.
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Modern Formula 1 is impossible to predict. The overall picture has been turned upside down since Monza, while performance convergence still appears a distant prospect.
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Formula 1 fans watched Andrea Kimi Antonelli take his eighth win of the season at the Madring, but there are warning signs that cannot be ignored.
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Formula 1 wins and pole positions never come by chance. One may be a one-off, but when they become two or three, something is changing.
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Kimi Antonelli won the Spanish Grand Prix thanks to a perfectly timed Virtual Safety Car. Rosberg’s comment has raised questions: was Wolff behind the FIA’s calls?
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The Spanish race at the Madring was interesting rather than thrilling, with every overtake shaped by strategy and, above all, the Virtual Safety Car. The tyres require close analysis.
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Zandvoort, a circuit broadly comparable to Hungary in the traits needed for a car to be competitive, allows us to assess the progress made by the teams during the break.
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