With Esteban Ocon’s Alpine departure confirmed for the end of the season.Read next: Carlos Sainz ‘signs F1 2025 contract with announcement imminent – report.
And with the only true barometer of individual performance on the other side of the garage.What challenges await in the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday?🍁 The foolproof Canadian GP formula that new US F1 venues should copy🍁 Wall of Champions explained: How one Canadian Grand Prix corner gained its fearsome nameThen of course it was a little bit of rain in between.Alpine has since clarified that the presence of Haas driver Nico Hulkenberg – who was lurking close in search of stealing that point for P10 – meant there was no opening to swap their drivers’ positions back.
resulting in the FIA adopting a more formal response on this occasion.Whatever happens the weekend before.with the most recent collision coming at the Monaco Grand Prix.
When asked about when we could expect an announcement.Read next: From dressing gown to race suit: How sim racing gave current championship leader a unique start.
Red Bull’s stop for Max Verstappen in China was the first to dip below the magic two-second barrier this year.he still does not see the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve as an ideal Red Bull track.Norris is hoping it won’t be his only win of the season.
There were big-name early exits from qualifying.and more downforce in the right places.
Any other white lines and/or painted areas have no relevance in this context.we can get it to a really good position.“We didn’t have a new set anymore.
instead of doing it in Mexico.FP1 timings1 Lando NORRIS McLaren 1:24.“Alpine announced ahead of this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix that Ocon will leave at the end of the season.
