F1: French GP, live

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Alpine speaks more clearly about Alonso’s future

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Alonso stressed that “I don’t want to disrespect them, but they don’t know much about Formula 1. They are like a football fan, they just follow the results,
They believe that whoever wins does it better and whoever is last has no level for F-1. There is no culture of its own

“The new generation of fans didn’t see me fighting for the podiums”

Leclerc, to confirm his options in the heat of France

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Sainz continues to believe: “It’s soon”

Belgian journalist suspended for insulting Stroll

The real reason behind Alonso’s absence from the sprint race

Horner: “It was weird”

FIA announces new rules that will give teams more peace of mind

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1. Red Bull Racing RBPT – 340 points

2. Ferrari – 278 points

3.Mercedes – 210 points

4. McLaren Mercedes – 73 points

5. Alpine Renault – 70 points

6. Alfa Romeo Ferrari – 51 points

7. Alpha Tauri RBPT – 27 points

8. Haas Ferrari – 22 points

9. Aston Martin Aramco Mercedes – 18 points

10. Williams Mercedes – 3 points

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1. Max Verstappen – 189 points

2. Sergio Perez – 151 points

3. Charles Leclerc – 145 points

4. Carlos Sainz – 133 points

5. George Russell – 116 points

6. Lewis Hamilton – 94 points

7. Lando Norris – 58 points

8. Valtteri Bottas – 46 points

9. Esteban Ocon – 42 points

10. Fernando Alonso – 28 points

11. Kevin Magnussen – 18 points

12. Pierre Gasly – 16 points

13. Sebastien Vettel – 15 points

14. Daniel Ricciardo – 15 points

15. Yuki Tsunoda – 11 points

16. Guanyu Zhou – 5 points

17. Mick Schumacher – 4 points

18. Alexander Albon – 3 points

19. Throw the walk – 3 points

20. Nicolas Latifi – 0 points

21. Nico Hulkenberg – 0 points

Official: Sainz will start from the bottom of the grid in France


Chronicle of FP3:
Verstappen takes off and flies to France ahead of pole


Chronicle of FP2:
Sainz, the best of France


Chronicle of FP1:
Leclerc, good start in France against Verstappen

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“Yesterday they were a lot faster. They were complaining on one lap. Maybe now they’ve worked more on one lap and sacrificed a bit of long runs to get better on one lap. With Charles, I didn’t heard there was a problem but they are removing the engine cover…”

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Ferrari also changed the clutch system because it wasn’t working well at the start: “Lately, if you look at the starts, we haven’t been as efficient as we should be compared to Red Bull. We’ve done modifications. This is an area where we believe we can improve.”

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Now, in these third tests of the French F1 GP 2022, Alonso performs an atanda with medium rubber.

The reverse happened in Austria, which was a more demanding circuit with the rear wheels, which was better for Ferrari, and for that reason it was superior in race pace. We should see this trend throughout the year. So to make your predictions, pay close attention to whether you are racing on a ‘limited front’ circuit (demanding with the front tyres) or ‘limited rear’ (demanding with the rear wheels).

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“I think if (the transfer) is the best option for us then we will consider it, but if we have another better option then we would go with this one.”

Marc Gené (Ferrari), said on DAZN F1 that Ferrari, if they changed the engine, would only announce it before the “quality” so as not to give Red Bull any clues. But everything seemed to indicate that it would be so. It’s already happened with Leclerc in Canada, who changed the control unit and on Saturday he changed the whole power unit to start last.

– Free 1:
Leclerc, good start in France against Verstappen

– Free 2:
Sainz, the best of France

Will Leclerc be able to beat Verstappen or will Max be the one to surprise the Monegasque? Will Sainz finally penalize and start again from the last position because of a change of Power Unit? What can Alpine d’Alonso do? All the answers, in this live from the 2022 Formula 1 French GP.

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