FIA Thursday press conference – Miami
The drivers face the press ahead of the 2024 Crypro.com Miami Grand Prix at the Miami International Autodrome.
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Verstappen responds to questions on future after Newey’s Red Bull departure
Max Verstappen has insisted that he is not thinking about leaving Red Bull following the news that Adrian Newey is to depart the organisation, saying there is a “really strong group” around him that can pick up the baton.
‘Many of those decisions are not in my hands’ – Bottas explains ‘sudden change’ of race engineer in Miami
Valtteri Bottas has given his take on the news that he will have a new race engineer for the Miami Grand Prix weekend, with the Finn admitting that the move was a “sudden change” by Kick Sauber.
Hulkenberg ‘very excited’ by Audi project as he sees opportunity for manufacturer to be competitive ‘straight away’
Nico Hulkenberg has opened up on his decision to leave Haas and make the move to Sauber for the 2025 season, ahead of the Swiss operation becoming Audi’s works team, describing it as an “interesting” and “very exciting” step.
LIVE COVERAGE: Follow all the build-up ahead of the Miami Grand Prix weekend
Live coverage of all the build-up ahead of the 2024 Miami Grand Prix weekend.
NEED TO KNOW: The most important facts, stats and trivia ahead of the 2024 Miami Grand Prix
It’s almost time for another race weekend as we head stateside for the Miami Grand Prix. Need to Know is your all-in-one guide for the week ahead with statistics, driving pointers, strategy tips and plenty more. You can also keep track of how fans have voted using our popular F1 Play predictor game.
FIA F1 Safety and Medical Cars to be powered by sustainable fuel
From this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, the Official FIA Safety Car and Medical Car of Formula 1 will be powered by sustainable fuel, as the sport continues the journey to 100% sustainable fuels being used by F1 cars from 2026.
FIA F1 Safety and Medical Cars to be powered by sustainable fuel
From this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, the Official FIA Safety Car and Medical Car of Formula 1 will be powered by sustainable fuel, as the sport continues the journey to 100% sustainable fuels being used by F1 cars from 2026.
FIA F1 Safety and Medical Cars to be powered by sustainable fuel
From this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, the Official FIA Safety Car and Medical Car of Formula 1 will be powered by sustainable fuel, as the sport continues the journey to 100% sustainable fuels being used by F1 cars from 2026.
‘We’re punching pretty hard’ – The story behind Haas’s strong start to 2024 and how they’re looking to the next generation
To say that Haas have been on quite a journey since their arrival into Formula 1 back in 2016 is perhaps an understatement, with the team having experienced everything from points on their debut, through to no points at all in a challenging 2021 campaign, and more recently a major managerial change with the exit …