F1 engines, hydrogen is a possibility: FIA finances research | FP
By Carlo PlatellaElectrification is now a reality in Formula 1 and in all the main motorsport disciplines, a world that ...
Tag: f1-technical-analysis
Red Bull immediately at the top: why the RB20 is not a revolution | FP
By Carlo PlatellaThere couldn't have been a better start to the season for the world champions, with two doubles in ...
GP Arabia: beyond boredom, the truths of the track | FormulaPassion.it
The 2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will certainly not go down in history as a particularly fun race, indeed, to ...
GP Arabia, analysis: Verstappen again, Ferrari mega recovery | FP
By Carlo PlatellaTwo victories out of two for Max Verstappen, who opens his march towards his fourth world title in ...
GP Arabia, the analysis: Max immense, Ferrari the only one to limit the damage
The second qualifying of the year shows the signs of what, from initial indications, are starting to have the smell ...
GP Arabia, qualifying: Verstappen monster, only Ferrari holds on | FP
By Carlo PlatellaIt took Verstappen four years to put together that perfect pole position that eluded him in 2021. Once ...
GP Arabia, FP2 analysis: Max favorite, Ferrari to be deciphered
The particular Jeddah track was the protagonist of a first day of free practice full of interesting ideas. After a ...
GP Arabia, work in progress: the three areas where pole will be decided | FP
By Carlo PlatellaAn intense Friday in Jeddah, with teams and drivers busy finding their feet on a highly technical track. ...
GP Arabia, one year later: Mercedes, what a difference from 2023 | FP
By Carlo PlatellaFormula 1 arrives in Jeddah, a track which, like Melbourne, Silverstone, Spa and Suzuka, enhances aerodynamic efficiency above ...
Arabian GP: Red Bull ready to demonstrate its true advantage | FP
By Carlo PlatellaThe Bahrain Grand Prix confirmed the undisputed superiority of Red Bull, if ever there were still any doubts. ...
