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Magnussen finished ninth at Austin to score his Haas team’s only points at its home grand prix. However, FIA technical delegate Jo Bauer reported after the race that the Haas had consumed more than the 105kg of fuel permitted from the time the signal was given to start the race to when it finished. This is in breach of Article 30.5 of F1’s sporting regulations and the matter has been ... Keep reading...
Elliott held off Kyle Busch and Kyle Larson in the final laps to score his third career win, collecting them all in the last 11 races. He led 44 of 267 laps and crossed the finish line 0.903 seconds clear of Busch. Larson finished third and was among those eliminated from the 2018 playoffs. He, along with Brad Keselowski, Ryan Blaney and Alex Bowman will not advance. Erik Jones and Martin ... Keep reading...
Raikkonen had not won a race since the 2013 Australian GP with Lotus and, having lost his Ferrari driver to Charles Leclerc for 2019, was at risk of ending his second stint with the Scuderia without a win. He jumped poleman Lewis Hamilton at the start of Sundays grand prix and then withstood late pressure from Max Verstappen and the Mercedes driver to end his victory drought. It hasnt ... Keep reading...
Hamilton started the Austin race on pole with the chance of clinching the 2018 drivers title early, but lost out to Kimi Raikkonen at the start – and also dropped behind Max Verstappen, who like Raikkonen made a single stop to Hamiltons two. The championship leader caught the pair at the end of the race on fresher tyres, but could not make any further progress as Verstappen held his ... Keep reading...
Grosjean locked up and clattered the Sauber driver on the opening lap of Sundays United States GP, which spun Leclerc to the back. The incident was investigated after the race, with the stewards opting to hand Grosjean a grid drop and one licence penalty point. That puts Grosjean on 10 penalty points in the last 12 months, meaning he is only two away from a ban having been at risk of one ... Keep reading...
Alonso was hit by Williams driver Stroll as they approached the esses on the opening lap, the contact causing heavy damage to the McLaren, which retired after returning to the pits. Stroll was able to continue and was given a drive-through penalty for causing the crash. Alonso, who was also involved in an incident with Stroll in Japan, hit out at the FIA for not doing enough to stop that ... Keep reading...