Racing Point also sharing Mercedes reserve drivers with McLaren | 2020 F1 season
Mercedes has made arrangements to share its reserve drivers with McLaren and Racing Point if they are required during the 2020 F1 season.
Mercedes has made arrangements to share its reserve drivers with McLaren and Racing Point if they are required during the 2020 F1 season.
W Series' second season has become the latest victim of the pandemic. The all-female championship has announced it will not hold any races in 2020.
Mercedes technical director James Allison isn't impressed by F1's move to 18-inch tyres but sees them as an opportunity to out-develop their rivals.
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Sergio Perez and Pierre Gasly have been confirmed as new additions to the latest round of Formula 1's official Virtual Grand Prix series, but Esteban Ocon will not return this weekend.
"I think it's good that Lewis as a sports superstar is the one up front with it in a sport that is very much dominated by white males."
Mercedes will make reserve drivers Stoffel Vandoorne or Esteban Gutierrez available to McLaren if the team needs a substitute driver this year, RaceFans has learned.
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