Schumacher becomes cryptic as Verstappen is supported by numbers – RacingNews365 Review

Mick Schumacher has released a statement on social media thanking fans for their support amid ‘setbacks’ in their careers.

Schumacher raced the 2024 season in the World Endurance Championship with Alpine, scoring one podium during the campaign while also serving as Mercedes F1 reserve driver.

READ MORE: Schumacher shares mysterious statement on social media

Verstappen’s F1 history assured thanks to remarkable statistics

It looks like Max Verstappen will almost certainly complete his fourth consecutive F1 Drivers’ Championship by the time the 2024 season comes to an end in Abu Dhabi.

It will go down as the most difficult title defense the Dutchman has endured, having galloped to the crown over the past two seasons, the latter of which was the most dominant season in the series’ history.

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Red Bull urged to investigate Sainz F1 ‘clause’

Red Bull should pursue Carlos Sainz in a bid to replace Sergio Perez for the 2025 season, according to former F1 driver Martin Donnelly.

Perez’s future within the Red Bull team has been in doubt in recent months following a series of poor performances.

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F1 denies the wild Domenicali rumor

Formula 1 has pushed back on suggestions that Stefano Domenicali is about to leave his role as CEO and take up a leadership position within MotoGP.

Recently, reports emerged online stating that Domenicali would take on the role of CEO in MotoGP, the leading motorcycle racing series.

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Hamilton offers ‘incredible’ Colapinto key F1 advice

Lewis Hamilton has spoken some words of wisdom to Franco Colapinto as the young Argentinian driver looks to cement his F1 future.

The seven-time drivers’ champion believes the 21-year-old has “earned his right” to drive in F1 after making an immediate impact on the paddock.

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Vasseur instructs Ferrari to end F1 title drought

Frederic Vasseur has told his Ferrari team it must look back at its failures in the F1 season if it wants to win the constructors’ championship.

Ferrari currently sits in second place in the standings, 36 points behind McLaren and 13 points ahead of Red Bull, with three rounds remaining and 147 points on the board.

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