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Haas Open to Sauber-Alfa Romeo Style Partnership
In November 2017, Sauber stunned many by striking a deal with Alfa Romeo for 2018. Now, Haas F1 are contemplating a Sauber-Alfa Romeo style partnership
Formula One 2018: Things to look forward to
We're 80 odd days away from the start of the Formula One 2018 season. There's a lot to look out for in 2018, battles, politics and interesting stories.
Verstappen Wants Ricciardo to Stay as his Teammate
Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo is out of a contract beyond 2018, but Max Verstappen wants Ricciardo to continue being his teammate in the future
F1 the Fastest Growing Sports Brand on Social Media
According to recent statistics, Formula One has become the fastest growing sports brand on social media courtesy Liberty Media's efforts to promote it
F1 Sponsors Pushing for Force India Name Change
For a long time the Sahara Force India team have been debating name changes. Even their F1 sponsors have been pushing for a name change
Bernie Ecclestone Unwanted at Grands Prix
Ever since Liberty Media took over the reigns of Formula One, it seems that it has made Bernie Ecclestone unwanted at grand prix venues
Nurburgring in Talks for 2019 Return to F1
The Iconic Nurburgring is trying to make a comeback to Formula One after a gap of nerly 6 years. The F1 paddock last raced there in 2013
F1 Midfield Teams to Blame for Performance Gap
FIA race director Charlie Whiting believes that the F1 midfield teams have only themselves to blame for the massive performance gap to the front-runners
Red Bull Waiting Game is Risky: Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo knows that the Red Bull waiting game is risky but it is important for his post-2018 plans and he cannot jump the gun too early
Williams Martini Sold their Soul to Stroll’s Billions: Villeneuve
1997 F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve has always been critical of Williams driver Lance Stroll. Now Jacques says that Williams Martini sold their soul
F1 3-Engine Limit Unreasonable: Honda
Outgoing Honda F1 project head Yusuke Hasegawa has said that the 2018 F1 3-Engine limit is highly unreasonable given that many teams struggled with just 4
F1 archives: The iconic 2000 Japanese GP
As the Japanese GP edges closer, Essentially Sports dives into the archives to bring you the iconic 2000 Japanese Grand Prix
