Jad Mallak, Author at GRAND PRIX 247

Vettel: I wouldn’t mind jumping back in for a race at Suzuka

Sebastian Vettel is retiring from Formula 1 at the end of this year, but claims he wouldn't mind to come back and race at Suzuka for one more time. Vettel has quite an impressive record at Suzuka, the venue fo... Read More...

Hamilton: Imperative to severely punish any cost cap breach

Lewis Hamilton insisted it is imperative that the FIA severely punishes any team found to have breached the cost cap mandated in Formula 1 starting 2021. The cost cap breach saga has been grabbing headline f... Read More...

Sainz: I’d like a bit of gathering momentum

Carlos Sainz is looking to gather momentum over the final five races of the season, and benefit from that in 2023, after Ferrari's Title challenge faded this season. After having a promising start for his care... Read More...

Editor’s Desk: Mr. Brawn, is F1 just cars driving around?

Formula 1 is undoubtedly going through many changes recently, some we might agree to and some not, but a recent statement by the sport's Managing Director of Motorsport, Ross Brawn caught my attention, and no... Read More...

Singapore Takeaways: Perez wins, FIA washed away, and more

Singapore Takeaways: Perez wins, FIA slip-up and more

Singapore was back on the Formula 1 calendar and that was nice, but the race left a sour taste in our mouths, and we have the FIA to thank for it. Singapore has always been a special venue for F1 and it was ... Read More...

De Vries: F1 drive is not a given

Nyck de Vries insists - despite rumors ramping up that he will be on the Formula 1 grid next season - that a permanent seat in top flight is not a given. As the Oscar Piastri saga settled with the Australian... Read More...

Russell: We were in no man’s land

George Russell and Mercedes tried out lots of stuff during the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix, and the Briton feels it was worth it as they were in no man's land. George Russell had an off weekend in Singapore, alw... Read More...

Sainz: The race was unfortunately quite lonely

Carlos Sainz admitted he lacked the pace to keep up with the leaders during the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix which ended up being quite lonely race. Sainz started the Singapore Grand Prix third on the grid, but h... Read More...

Horner: Singapore qualifying a big wound for Verstappen

Christian Horner admitted Max Verstappen's qualifying, bungled by Red Bull, was a big wound he raced with in the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday. Max Verstappen was called into the pits on his final flying... Read More...

Binotto: We have been brave

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto hailed his team's performance and strategy decisions during the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix describing them as brave. Truth be said, Ferrari did not commit any errors on Sunday... Read More...

Verstappen: Just keep your mouth shut

Max Verstappen did not mince his words when faced with what rival teams are saying about Red Bull's alleged cost cap breach in 2021, saying they should keep their mouths shut. The Singapore weekend was defin... Read More...

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Wolff: Wednesday, certificates of compliance will be issued or not

Toto Wolff shrugged off Christian Horner's threats to sue whoever discusses Red Bull's alleged cost cap breach in 2021 as noise, insisting all will be cleared out the coming Wednesday. The Formula 1 world ha... Read More...

Ricciardo: We needed this

Daniel Ricciardo recovered from a disastrous qualifying to finish the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix fifth, a result the Australian claimed he needed amid a tough final season with McLaren. McLaren brought one up... Read More...

Leclerc: I just kind of brought the car home

Charles Leclerc admitted he had no chance to catch and overtake Sergio Perez during the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix, but just focused on bringing the car home. Charles Leclerc's race was lost at the start, when ... Read More...

Perez gets five-second penalty, keeps Singapore win

Perez gets five-second penalty, but keeps Singapore win

Sergio Perez survived a post 2022 Singapore Grand Prix stewards investigation for breaching Safety Car rules and kept his win despite receiving a five-second time penalty. Sergio Perez redeemed himself with hi... Read More...

Hamilton: All went out the window when I locked up

Lewis Hamilton had a decent chance to deliver a strong result at the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix, but admits all went out of the window when he locked up trying to overtake Ferrari's Carlos Sainz. Hamilton loo... Read More...

Verstappen: It’s just incredibly messy

Max Verstappen described his day in the office at the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix as incredibly messy, after finishing seventh, having started from eighth. After Red Bull messed up qualifying not making sure M... Read More...

Singapore Qualifying: Leclerc on pole, Red Bull mess up

Charles Leclerc took his second pole position at the Marina Bay Circuit in Singapore, after mastering the tricky conditions as Red Bull denied Max Verstappen a chance for pole. The final part of qualifying w... Read More...

Author Jad Mallak