The FIA is on a quest for answers, scratching their heads over the mysterious grass fires that lit up Friday’s opening day of running at the Chinese Grand Prix. The first incident erupted halfway ... ( read original story ...)
F1 caught by surprise by Shanghai surface ’paint’
The entire world of Formula 1 was caught by surprise when zooming in on the details of Shanghai's track resurfacing and (...) ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese Grand Prix: Stroll quickest in practice after small trackside fire, as Formula One returns to Shanghai
Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll tops only practice session, while China’s Zhou Guanyu gives local fans something to cheer about, posting 11th fastest time on Friday. ( read original story ...)
Construction to begin on Tesla battery factory in Shanghai next month
American EV maker Tesla is to break ground on a battery factory in Shanghai in May, according to Chinese state news agency Xinhua. ( read original story ...)
Norris tops wet and wild Sprint qualifying in Shanghai
Lando Norris will start Saturday's Shanghai Sprint race from pole position after mastering a wet and wild sprint qualifying session at the Chinese Grand Prix. In soaking-wet conditions Norris was ... ( read original story ...)
FIA still chasing answers over bizarre Shanghai F1 grass fires
The FIA is still seeking a definitive answer about what is causing the bizarre grass fires which marred the opening day of the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix. ( read original story ...)
F1 teams and Pirelli had no warning of “painted” Shanghai track surface
With F1 teams having done a lot of pre-event work in the simulator based on information from both Pirelli and the FIA, they were caught out when they arrived at the circuit on Wednesday by the visibly different track surface. ( read original story ...)