2017 Le Mans champion Brendon Hartley will replace Pierre Gasly at Toro Rosso for the US Grand Prix, as the latter is set to complete his Super Formula stint. The news comes after a few days of speculation post Japanese Grand Prix, when Honda chiefs made it clear that they were hoping Gasly would race
Jolyon Palmer will contest his final race with Renault in tomorrows Japanese Grand Prix, making way for Carlos Sainz who is set to join the team at Austin. Palmer confirmed the news on his Instagram account ahead of tomorrows race, stating “With my grid penalty I’ll be starting near the back but I will be
Daniil Kvyat will remain at Toro Rosso alongside Carlos Sainz in 2017, the team has announced ahead of US GP qualifying. Kvyat, who started his season at Red Bull and was replaced by Max Verstappen after the Russian Grand Prix, was widely believed to be replaced by current GP2 ace and Red Bull young driver Pierre
Carlos Sainz will stay at Toro Rosso for next season the team has confirmed. Ahead of this weekends home Grand Prix for Red Bull in Austria, the outfit has taken up the option that sees Sainz stay with them until the end of 2017. With the possibility of Ferrari dropping Kimi Raikkonen for next year, it
Max Verstappen claimed the top rookie and personality award in yesterdays FIA Gala, along with the award for best piece of action in 2015. The 18 year-old who has impressed throughout his debut season in one of the worlds biggest sports, was honoured in front of some of motorsports senior figures for his breathtaking move around
The stewards have ruled that Max Verstappen drove in a dangerous manner when stopping sideways coming out of the hairpin when his Toro Rosso encountered a problem in the first part of Qualifying. According to the stewards Max had pulled to the left-hand side of the road before dangerously swerving to the right and stopping
Carlos Sainz’s retirement from the 2015 British Grand Prix was not related to the Renault Power Unit according to Toro Rosso, who ruled that it was an issue to do with the teams electronics that caused him to stop with 21 laps of the race still to go. The stoppage brought the Virtual Safety Car
Max Verstappen will take a ten-place grid penalty for taking a fifth ICE [Internal Combustion Engine] out of his allocated four. The penalty adds to the Toro Rosso driver’s five-placer which he gained for crashing into the back of Romain Grosjean in the latter stages of the Monaco Grand Prix. With concerns heading into Canada over
Max Vestappen has been given a five-place grid penalty for his collision with Romain Grosjean during todays Monaco Grand Prix. The Toro Rosso driver appeared to misjudge the Lotus’ early braking into Sainte Devote, causing him to smash into the back of Grosjean, taking off his front left, and careering into the TECHPRO barriers. The lucky
Carlos Sainz has been thrown out of Monaco Qualifying this afternoon, after missing the weighbridge during Q1. The Toro Rosso driver who managed P8 in Q3 was called into the weigh bridge after completing his run in the first part of Qualifying for the routine checks, however he instead drove straight past the red light on entry
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