America’s biggest race has largely been won by homegrown talents, or at least competitors from the regular IndyCar series, but Formula 1 does have its place in Indy 500 history.In particular, an F1 invasion in the 1960s changed American single-seater racing forever.In this episode of “Short View Back to the Past”, Kevin Turner remembers the time F1...

Charles Leclerc will start his home race from pole position ahead of Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz, with Red Bull duo Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen sharing the second row of the grid.Perez lost the rear of his RB13 on the entry to Portier, with Sainz unable to avoid the Mexican and damaging his Ferrari in the process. The incident brought an earl...

Norris said that if he had been feeling 100% fit and had not made mistakes on his lap, he might have qualified even higher.Speaking at length for the first time about his recent illness, Norris made it clear just how tough the Spanish GP weekend was for him as he battled to an eighth-place finish."It's been a long week, just because of suffering th...

Gasly had placed inside the top 10 in all three practice sessions in Monaco, ending Saturday's FP3 session fifth fastest, but was eliminated in 17th place at the end of Q1.A red flag with two minutes remaining in the session prompted a late flurry of laptimes, but Gasly was sent out at the back of the queue and missed the line, taking the chequered...

The Monegasque driver had been called in for a weight check towards the end of Q2, but did not see the signal and pushed on down the pitlane.Had he gone to his Ferrari garage and the mechanics worked on the car, even just changing tyres, then that would have been enough to earn him a penalty for breaching the rules.However, Ferrari had quickly spot...

Max Verstappen believes second on the grid would have been possible had it not been for his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez’s crash right at the end of qualifying at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix.  Original link(Originally posted by 87908)

Perez was pushing eventual pole winner Charles Lelcerc hard throughout qualifying on Saturday and was just 0.09s slower than the Ferrari driver in Q2 but did trail Leclerc and Carlos Sainz ahead of the final Q3 runs.On his last qualifying lap, as Perez ran behind Leclerc on the track, he lost the rear of his RB18 as he rounded the Portier right-han...

Hamilton and Mercedes arrived in Monaco hopeful of taking another step forward after appearing to go a long way to remedying its porpoising issue with its Spain updates last weekend.After struggling with bouncing over the Monaco bumps in practice on Friday, Hamilton could only qualify eighth for Mercedes on Saturday.The seven-time world champion sa...

The Ferrari driver was involved in the late red flag incident at the end of Q3, when Perez crashed at Portier after losing the rear of his car.Sainz was the first driver on the scene and clipped the Mexican when he tried to avoid the stricken Red Bull car.The Spanish driver said he saw the initial yellow flags for Perez's crash at the last moment a...

The Alpine driver had gone as high as fifth with his first run before locking up and going straight on at Mirabeau and into the tyre wall.The incident happened at exactly the same time as the collision between Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz three corners ahead.Alonso was encouraged by the speed the Alpine showed over the course of qualifying after f...

There were a few shocks and surprises up and down the grid in qualifying for the F1 Monaco Grand Prix. Original link(Originally posted by 97072)

Lewis Hamilton says he is waiting for his luck to change after a late red flag prevented him from improving his F1 qualifying result at the Monaco Grand Prix.  Original link(Originally posted by 87908)

Max Verstappen’s girlfriend is the daughter of an F1 legend and already has a baby with another former driver. Original link(Originally posted by 87601)

Leclerc will start ahead of Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz and Red Bull’s Sergio Perez – who both crashed out of Q3 together – after the one-hour qualifying session, which is split into three segments with five cars each being knocked out in Q1 and Q2 before the top-10 shootout of Q3.Read Also:Monaco GP: Leclerc grabs pole as Perez crash ends Q3 ear...

Leclerc had led his teammate Carlos Sainz ahead of the final laps in Q3, with his 1m11.376s the benchmark time for pole.Perez looked to be Red Bull's best hope for pole after topping FP3 and leading Max Verstappen throughout qualifying and he trailed Leclerc on the final fliers on the soft tyres, the second set for the top three runners in the fina...

Charles Leclerc surged to a home pole position at the Monaco Grand Prix after a dramatic finale to F1 qualifying saw Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz both crash.  Original link(Originally posted by 87908)

Full Q1, Q2 and Q3 results from F1 qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix, Round 7 of the 2022 F1 world championship. Original link(Originally posted by 97072)

Last weekend Charles Leclerc suffered an MGU-H and turbo failure that cost him victory in the Spanish GP, and which Ferrari has already addressed.However in FP1 in Monaco Mick Schumacher of Haas and Valtteri Bottas of Alfa Romeo both suffered MGU-K failures that cost them track time and required their gearboxes to be replaced for the following sess...

Amid growing indications that a South African race in Kyalami is F1’s next target, and potentially as early as next year if the logistics can be sorted, it is looking increasingly likely that there will be some form of calendar shake up on the cards.The F1 schedule is currently capped at 24 races, and the addition of grands prix in Las Vegas and Qa...

With less than three minutes on the clock, Leclerc demoted Perez to second, but the Mexican responded in the dying seconds to go top with a 1m12.476s lap, 0.041s quicker than Leclerc.Williams' Nicholas Latifi and Alpine's Fernando Alonso set the first laptimes in F1's third and final practice session on the sunny streets of the principality.They we...