F1
The data that shows why McLaren had to let Ricciardo go
Daniel Ricciardo's unhappy time at McLaren has come to an end – we look at the data which shows the team had no choice but to make a change
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The Red Bull & Mercedes strategy masterclass: Hungarian GP data analysis
At last weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, Red Bull and Mercedes showed once again that even bad days can be good thanks largely to strong, assertive strategy. By examining the race…
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Ferrari’s Sainz strategy wasn’t so bizarre after all, French GP data shows
First Charles Leclerc crashed out and then Ferrari seemed to get it all wrong with Carlos Sainz's strategy at the 2022 French GP. But examining the data explains what was happening on the team's pitwall
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Revealed: Charles Leclerc's severe throttle issue, plus his sensational pace — Austrian GP data analysis
On Saturday afternoon, in front of a home crowd, Max Verstappen looked cool and in control as he won the Austrian Grand Prix sprint race. But if you looked in…
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The race Sainz should have won? What the Canadian GP data shows
In the lead, with what appeared to be the fastest car on track, Carlos Sainz may have thought that Montreal would finally be the moment of his debut Formula 1…
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How Ferrari handed easy Monaco victory to Red Bull – data analysis
Charles Leclerc's Ferrari had a clear speed advantage over Red Bull – however, as the data shows, strategy fumbles from the Scuderia threw the win away
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Mercedes can look to win in Monaco: its Red Bull-rivalling pace analysed
From the start of the F1 season, Mercedes has been adamant that its 2022 car has strong underlying pace: it just hasn’t been able to find the key to unlock…
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Red Bull could have had 1-2 finish in Miami without Perez power loss — data analysis
“I think we lost another one-two today, to be honest,” said Sergio Perez as he rued a mid-race loss of power, hampering his efforts to progress from fourth place in…