A third offense within a two-year period carries a proposed fine of 120,000 euros ($125,000) for an F1 driver, a one-month ban and the loss of an unspecified number of championship points ... F1 drivers ...
Stricter policies for 2025 mean Formula One drivers could face hefty fines, suspensions and even championship points deductions for such indiscretions as swearing or making political statements.
A third offence would bring a €120,000 fine, a one-month ban and the deduction of championship points. In addition to swearing, F1 personnel could be punished for causing moral injury or loss to the ...
He was the championship runner-up last season in Formula Ford with 171 points, earning 2 wins along the way, including in his debut at Silverstone (England) ... The GB4 Championship is for young drivers who aspire to reach Formula One (F1) one day.
Ferrari also haven’t won a constructors' championship since 2008 ...Sebastian Vettel, at age 23, became the youngest person to win the F1 world drivers championship in 2010, before going on to win three more in the next three years.
His last championship came in 2020 and since then the hottest names in F1 have been the likes of Max Verstappen and his fellow Brits Lando Norris and George Russel.
Almost a year since Hamilton announced his shock decision to leave Mercedes, where he won six of his seven F1 world championships, for Ferrari, the 40-year-old is at the team’s headquarters at Maranello for his first official day.
He will also take part in the official F1-wide test in Bahrain next month, in the new 2025 car, before making his race debut as Charles Leclerc’s team-mate at the Australian Grand Prix on March 16.
The F355GTS was acquired by the current owner at auction in 2004, the year Schumacher won the F1 championship for the seventh and final time ... which he won his fourth F1 world championship, for $7.5m.
But Herta would not qualify for the so-called FIA Super License required to compete in F1 since he has not won an IndyCar championship Newgarden has won two ... I was at (the Vegas) F1 race; it was totally different feel.”.
It was with Ferrari that Michael Schumacher would go on to secure another five world championship titles, bringing his total haul to seven, an incredible feat matched only by one other F1 driver, Sir Lewis Hamilton.