– Red Bull Formula 1 advisor Helmut Marko believes that other teams like Alpine may be more affected by the “Bendy Wing” clampdown that is said to come into play after the French GP.
In an interview with motorsport-magazin.com, Marko revealed that Red Bull will likely be forced to make minor changes due to the stricter tests, although he expects this will not affect Max Verstappen’s title chances.
– Australian Grand Prix boss Andrew Westacott is “confident” that the race will take place in November.
As quoted by Reuters, he said, “We are all systems for November 21st for the Formula 1 event.
“We’re working very, very closely with the Victorian Government on all aspects of the COVID Safe Plans, including the deal for the International.
“As you can imagine, it’s very, very complex, there is a lot of work in progress, and we’re working with the Victorian government … on every detail right now.”
On the subject of matching items
– Williams CEO Jost Capito says he would not have apologized if he had been in George Russell’s position after his fall with Valtteri Bottas at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. (Auto-motor-und-sport.de)
– McLaren team principal Zak Brown says it will be a matter of time before Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton clash as the two duel for this year’s title. (Motorsport week)
– Former F1 team boss Eddie Jordan has named Hamilton the greatest driver of all time. (F1 insider)
On the subject of matching items
– McLaren’s Daniel Ricciardo has admitted that he’d like to try IndyCar at some point. (Speed Cafe)
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