Sébastien Ogier will have to wait up to two weeks to discover whether the time penalty he picked up at Rally Guanajuato Mexico still stands, following an FIA hearing in Paris today (Friday 4 May).
In the second part of our YPF Rally Argentina review, we reflect on the event’s turning point, a lucky escape, a young upstart and an awe-inspiring spectator stat.
30 years of Mercedes-AMG Motorsport: At the start of the 2018 anniversary season, we reminisce with former Daimler AG board member Jürgen Hubbert about the return of the brand to motorsport and various other emotional memories from the past 30 years. About strange races: “The AVUS – because a car slid over the finish line […]
The long winter break is over. Next weekend, the new DTM campaign gets underway at Hockenheim. Head of Mercedes-AMG Motorsport DTM Ulrich Fritz looks forward to the 2018 season. This is what happened: Weekend results and facts News from the Mercedes-AMG Motorsport teams Three questions for Ulrich Fritz Social media news: What’s new online? This […]
Until a new organization will be announced, the various heads of departments and the current project leaders will continue to work on the development of the C37 and the 2019 car with the supervision of Frédéric Vasseur, CEO and Team Principal.
The success story of Mercedes-AMG Motorsport in the DTM began 30 years ago with the entry of a works team. Next weekend, Mercedes-AMG Motorsport will write the first of ten chapters in the 2018 anniversary season, when the team contests its home race at Hockenheim. First competitive outing as a factory team at Hockenheim: 24th […]
Elfyn Evans says he and his M-Sport Ford team must find answers to why he was off the pace at last weekend’s YPF Rally Argentina, 12 months after he almost won the event.
Toyota Gazoo Racing team principal Tommi Mäkinen believes Ott Tänak’s victory at YPF Rally Argentina can kick-start a winning run for the Japanese manufacturer.
Pontus Tidemand claimed victory at YPF Rally Argentina on Sunday after Skoda Motorsport team-mate Kalle Rovanperä crashed out of the lead on the penultimate stage.
It was a fantastic Grand Prix for the Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team at the Baku City Circuit. In an eventful and hectic race with difficult track and weather conditions, today’s target was to finish the race, scoring the best possible results and both Charles Leclerc and Marcus Ericsson did a very good job. The Monegasque rookie finished the fourth race of his debut season in sixth place, scoring eight points for the team. Starting in P13 with a one-stop race strategy, he put in a strong and consistent performance, and steadily made his way to the front of the midfield. Marcus Ericsson successfully advanced to P11 and was able to save a difficult race that was compromised by his involvement in an early incident that resulted in him pitting and changing strategy. The Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team now holds a total of ten points in this season’s Constructor’s Championship, placing the team in ninth place. Charles Leclerc is in thirteenth with Marcus Ericsson in sixteenth in the Drivers’ Championship.