Month: November 2019

The Spanish schemer was a popular figure at Emirates Stadium before injuries ended a spell in England and he would like to head back to north London Santi Cazorla is hoping his career will eventually lead him back to Arsenal, with the Spaniard having seen injuries prevent him from saying “a proper goodbye” at Emirates Stadium. The Spaniard was a popular figure in north London throughout a six-year spell with the Gunners. He took in…

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Click Here: IQOS White The Italian star is fully focused on his Serie A club despite recent reports a Premier League side could be circling Nicolo Zaniolo said he is “very happy” at Roma amid links to Premier League giants Manchester United. Zaniolo signed a long-term contract with Roma through to June 2024, but it has not stopped speculation over his future. The 20-year-old Italy international, who joined Roma last season, has reportedly attracted interest…

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McLaren executive Zak Brown has ruled out the possibility of McLaren embarking on its own F1 engine program, at least for the mid-term future. The meager results achieved with power unit partner Honda since the Japanese manufacturer’s return to F1 in 2015 have led to suggestions that perhaps McLaren could design and develop its own engine. The Woking-based outfit has informally touched base with Mercedes, inquiring about a potential supply of German power in the…

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Williams Felipe Massa isn’t mourning the departure of former supremo Bernie Ecclestone from the helm of Formula 1. Ecclestone has been critical of the sport’s new management but also admitting that CEO Chase Carey has embarked on a different agenda than Mr E’s ‘profit for shareholders’ governance. Massa believes however that a change of the old guard was necessary. “Don’t get me wrong — I think Bernie Ecclestone is a genius,” the Williams driver said.…

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A sense of frustration still lingers inside Max Verstappen almost two weeks after a strategy error cost the  teenager a spot on the Monaco podium. The Dutchman was fuming after his day of work in the Principality, unhappy with Red Bull’s call to pit Verstappen while he was fourth in an attempt to undercut third-placed man Valtteri Bottas. In the end, Verstappen not only failed to overtake the Finn, he also lost out to team…

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Red Bull motorsport boss Helmut Marko says the energy drinks company won’t be heading to Le Mans anytime soon. As the owner of two teams, Red Bull enjoys a massive presence in Formula 1 but the Austrian company has always steered clear of any involvement in the World Endurance Championship, and Marko explains why. “We are concentrated on Formula 1. If you look at it, the costs are very high for the championship, but there’s…

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Toro Rosso’s Carlos Sainz continued his productive run in Monaco  in the afternoon’s qualifying session, clocking in with a time which puts him P6 on tomorrow’s grid. The Spanish driver hasn’t put a foot wrong since Thursday, consistently delivering a good performance in every session, and qualifying was no exception. “We’ve been looking strong all weekend but suddenly in qualifying everything was as tight as in the previous races,” explained Sainz. “But we built it…

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Dany Kvyat believes his season has been undermined so far by frequent reliability issues which are undermining his efforts at Toro Rosso. The Russian driver is trying to convince his employers and F1 that he is worthy of remaining at the pinnacle of motorsport. But with just four points scored this year – compared to 29 for team mate Carlos Sainz, and with three terminal mechanical failures in eight races, Kvyat feels hindered and wants…

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McLaren’s Eric Boullier confirmed his interest in Carlos Sainz, although the Frenchman admitted that the Red Bull driver’s contract could prove to be a roadblock. Sainz’s contract with the energy drink company runs another year but the Spaniard appears reluctant to race at Toro Rosso for a fourth season, believing his talent warrants a drive with a top tier outfit. “I know him and I like him,” Boullier answered when asked about the prospects of…

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It won’t be the long awaited break-through in performance and reliability that McLaren is longing for, but Honda will deliver an upgrade in Baku. The Japanese manufacturer has put the carrot in front of McLaren’s nose on multiple occasions this season only to disappoint and frustrate its partner. This time appears to be different however, with Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa adamant that an update will be implemented this week in Azerbaijan. “There will be…

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