The FIA has finally published the guidelines that are followed by stewards this season that the drivers received before the start of the season in Bahrain and today they announced them publicly before the start of the first sprint weekend of the season in Imola.

Before the first sprint weekend in Imola, the FIA ​​announced one track change related to the detection point for the only DRS zone that has been moved backwards to discourage tactics using the DRS we saw in the first two races of the season.

The Scuderia Ferrari team has confirmed that they have extended their contract with their current driver Carlos Sainz until the end of 2024 ahead of Ferrari’s first home race of the season in Imola.

Italian tyre manufacturer and official F1 supplier Pirelli has announced which compounds they decided to bring to the next four races to be held in Imola, Miami, Barcelona and Monaco.

Charles Leclerc ostvario je najdominantniju pobjedu u Formuli 1 pobijedivši s više od 20 sekundi prednosti ispred Sergija Pereza, a Max Verstappen odustao je zbog kvara na svom Red Bullu.

Charles Leclerc secured his second pole position this season and 11th in his career thanks to a brilliant final lap in Q3 that beat Red Bull drivers while Carlos Sainz disappointed in ninth place.

Max Verstappen is the winner of the second race of the season in Saudi Arabia after he managed to overtake Charles Leclerc in Ferrari in a fantastic race to the finish while Carlos Sainz completed the podium for Ferrari.

Red Bull drivers Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen achieved highest top speeds in qualifying for the first race of the season in Bahrain while in the race the situation is similar, with two Red Bulls and two AlphaTauri at the top and two Ferraris at the bottom of the standings.

Charles Leclerc celebrated in the first race of the season for Ferrari ahead of team-mate Carlos Sainz after Max Verstappen retired three laps before the end from second place due to a technical problem, just as his team mate Sergio Perez.

Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko and team boss Christian Horner have confirmed that Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez retired due to fuel supply issue as they engines run out of fuel in the closing stages of the Bahrain GP.