Articles about Chinese Grand Prix

That leaves 23 races on the 2023 calendar

The cancelled Chinese Grand Prix won't be replaced in the 2023 F1 calendar, leaving a four week gap between the fourth race of the season in Australia and the next event in Baku.That means the schedule will be one grand

3 wins in a row for Nico Rosberg

Can Nico Rosberg be stopped before he starts another German dynasty? From the way his competitors keep stumbling, things are looking good for the Mercedes driver. Here are the highlights from Shanghai.1. Rosberg has a massive lead. The Mercedes driver stayed

Rosberg miffed at Hamilton again

If you haven't seen the Chinese Grand Prix, we're informing you right now that the finishing gaps on the results table below are misleading. For a while, it did seem like the Ferraris would threaten at least one of the

Mercedes is looking to return to the front

We hate to bring some of you back down to earth, guys, but Ferrari's shock win two weeks ago--the result of scorching weather, low tire degradation, genuine car performance, flawless driving, and spot-on pit strategy--doesn't spell the

We sort out the good from the better

Coming into the fourth round, all the talk was about Mercedes and their drivers. Bahrain gave us a taste of what is to come between them. "I strongly dislike coming second to Lewis," revealed Nico Rosberg.Lewis Hamilton, meanwhile, said: "Three in

Racing remains anything but straightforward

China was the first dry grand-prix weekend we\'ve had this year, but the racing remained anything but straightforward. The top five finishing positions were occupied by the five world champions on the grid, their performances showing how each of them

It\'s all about the tires

Apart from the living, breathing monster that is the Red Bull drivers\' rivalry, (it really deserves its own story), Pirelli is still dominating F1 headlines. China\'s uneventful final session of qualifying again highlighted that tire conservation and strategy are playing a