I Was Forced to Drive Like a Grandma: Grosjean Romain Grosjean was quite mad at the 'unfair F1 qualifying rules'. He said that it forced him to "drive like a grandma" on most occasions Red Bull Set Bold Target for 2019 As the Red Bull team prepare to embrace their new Honda partnership in 2019, the team have boldly stated that they are gunning for the title Ericsson Knew Raikkonen Move was Bad for Him Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson was quite aware that when Kimi Raikkonen was signed by the team, it would spell bad news for him Ocon Could be Offered a Lifeline by F1 Team If the rumours are anything to go by, we may not see the last of Estban Ocon. It seems that the Haas F1 team could be considering taking him on Raikkonen Must Act as a Mentor to Giovinazzi According to former F1 driver Vitantonio Liuzzi, Antonio Giovinazzi must learn the ropes from an experienced veteran like Kimi Raikkonen Ocon Worthy of Respect with Classy Gesture Earlier today, Racing Point Force India driver Esteban Ocon proved that he had no hard feelings towards Lance Stroll for potentially taking his seat in 2019 F1 to Consider one-off Liveries in the Future? McLaren CEO Zak Brown has suggested that F1 should allow one-off liveries during the season to further increase the sport's appeal Perez Eager to Forget Singapore Disaster Racing Point Force India driver, Sergio Perez has said that he is more than eager to forget the team's dismal show in Singapore Ricciardo interest in Renault surprised me: Prost Ricciardo shocked everyone when he announced his Renault deal and it seems as if the Renault team, including its advisor, were left surprised too Ocon confirms discussions for 2019 drive Esteban Ocon is the loser currently of the latest F1 musical chairs and the Frenchman confirmed that he was discussing a new deal for next year 40-Point Lead Still Not Comfortable – Mercedes Despite the fact that Ferrari have had a slump in the past couple of races and Lewis Hamilton has a 40-point lead, Mercedes refuse to be complacent Vandoorne Exit is a Warning to Norris Former F1 driver and pundit, Johnny Herbert has said that the exit of Stoffel Vandoorne could serve as a warning to Lando Norris to perform well
