Formula 1 released several breaking news graphics regarding driver’s and team personnel’s movement across the grid. The one that is arguably the most important was Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari. Not only did it start what many F1 fans dubbed as a ‘silly season’, but it also created a domino effect that reached several teams.
Gabriel Bortoleto, having won F3 and F2 in his first years in the feeder series, landed a seat at Sauber where he will make his F1 debut come March in Australia. The young Brazilian star is getting up to speed before the season gets underway after having taken the wheel on the second of a
While many young drivers are given the chance to make their names in Formula One, Jacques Villeneuve sees it hard to predict how the talents will do in the competition next season. Moreover, the former world champion did not shy away from commenting on Franco Colapinto’s performance either.
This season, Formula 1 is welcoming a wave of fresh talent, with six drivers making their debut in full-time roles. Former McLaren, Red Bull and Williams driver David Coulthard sees this as a positive development, noting that it’s exciting to witness a new generation of drivers breaking through. Speaking on the Formula for Success podcast,
Mattia Binotto, Sauber Motorsport’s Chief Operating and Chief Technical Officer, has set a lofty goal for the soon to become Audi work’s team. According to the Italian, although there are still some milestones to be reached for the Hinwil based team, fighting for the title will be the goal in 2030.
