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Sergio Perez has predicted that all Formula 1 drivers will be forced into resting their necks through the new-ultra fast final corner at the Spanish Grand Prix. The old chicane, which was situated before the final corner, has been done away with for the 2023 race, with the track reverting to the sweeping double right-handers that were last used in 2006. As a result of the increased speeds, the G-Forces drivers are subjected to have increased, with Red Bull racer Perez feeling that the drivers must take precautions to last the race distance. Viewed by others: Red Bull Racing Marko dismisses Verstappen fears: 'He didn't complain' Lewis Hamilton Hamilton deli...

Yuki Tsunoda believes Zhou Guanyu "pretended" to go off the track after the Spanish Grand Prix Formula 1 crash that cost the former a points finish. On Lap 56 of 66 in Barcelona, Zhou attempted to drive around the outside of Tsunoda at Turns 1 and 2, but was forced into the escape road by the AlphaTauri driver, with both continuing on unscathed. However, the stewards felt that the move was enough to earn Tsunoda a five-second time penalty which dropped him from a ninth-place (and two points) finish to 12th and outside the points. Post-race, the Japanese racer was not impressed by the Alfa Romeo diving for the escape road, saying Zhou " pretended " to go off. Tsunoda unhappy with Zhou "To be honest, after I've given literally everything on every lap, I feel that it's a really harsh penalty ," Tsunoda explained to media, including TheFOXposts.Com , after Zhou, Pierre Gasly and Charles Leclerc were all promoted up one place o...

Max Verstappen qualified nearly half-a-second clear of the Formula 1 field to grab pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix as Sergio Perez was only 11th with Charles Leclerc 19th. A 1:12.272 was good enough for the World Champion to secure a first Barcelona pole and the 24th of his career, being joined on the front row by Carlos Sainz. Sainz could only manage a lap 0.462s slower than Verstappen, but was still half-a-tenth clear of Lando Norris in the McLaren who delivered a season best result. Pierre Gasly qualified fourth, but faces two investigations by the FIA for impeding, one of which involves pole-man Verstappen in Q1. Perez could only manage 11th in a torrid session for the Mexican as Leclerc was dumped out in Q1 having complained of car problems in the sessions, with home favourite Fernando Alonso being out-qualified by Aston Martin teammate Lance Stroll for the first time, managing only ninth. Result Qualification -...