Skip to main content

Recommended for you

Why Aprilia’s MotoGP surge is no accident

MotoGP
French GP
Why Aprilia’s MotoGP surge is no accident

ADAC issues DTM guarantee well beyond 2030: "Safer than a pension"

DTM
ADAC issues DTM guarantee well beyond 2030: "Safer than a pension"

Why Marc Marquez collapsed after his Le Mans MotoGP crash: “I’m racing with one and a half arms”

MotoGP
French GP
Why Marc Marquez collapsed after his Le Mans MotoGP crash: “I’m racing with one and a half arms”

Max Verstappen on why night racing will “probably be the best" aspect of Nurburgring 24 Hours

Intercontinental GT Challenge
Max Verstappen on why night racing will “probably be the best" aspect of Nurburgring 24 Hours

Alex Albon on why the Miami GP has won him over after Williams points finish

Formula 1
Miami GP
Alex Albon on why the Miami GP has won him over after Williams points finish

MotoGP insists on no safety compromises amid Liberty’s Miami GP ambitions

MotoGP
French GP
MotoGP insists on no safety compromises amid Liberty’s Miami GP ambitions

The paradox of change as F1 2027 decision nears

Feature
Formula 1
Feature
Canadian GP
The paradox of change as F1 2027 decision nears

Emerson Fittipaldi reflects on "fantastic" reunion with championship-winning McLaren M23 in Miami

Formula 1
Emerson Fittipaldi reflects on "fantastic" reunion with championship-winning McLaren M23 in Miami

US GP Prost Friday notes

Heinz-Harald Frentzen " It is good to be back on the Indianapolis track. It is a very special circuit, very enjoyable with its banking and the long straight. I am really looking forward to the race. Everything ran smoothly today and we worked well ...

Heinz-Harald Frentzen
" It is good to be back on the Indianapolis track. It is a very special circuit, very enjoyable with its banking and the long straight. I am really looking forward to the race. Everything ran smoothly today and we worked well until we had a problem with the gearbox. It was not too serious but we chose to stop in order not to take any risk. Therefore we have some work left over for the second practice session, especially some understeer that we need to cure, but we made some improvements today and it looks promising for tomorrow."

Tomas Enge
"I had quite a good practice today, for my first time here in Indianapolis. I kept on improving my times and position and quickly felt comfortable. This morning I found the track quite slippery but the overall grip was much better in the afternoon. We were able to improve my car significantly and it looks like we can be very competitive here. Unfortunately I spun in the exit of turn 8 because my car suddenly had more oversteer than I expected, and the traction control was not exactly working as I wanted at that moment. It was a simple spinning but unfortunately I stalled the engine and could not restart. It is a pity because I know there was still room for improvement. But I feel satisfied with the job we have done today."

Joan Villadelprat, Managing Director : " This was a very positive first day for us. We were able to complete a lot of work in view of the race itself, we tried the two compounds proposed by Michelin and we now have a clear picture of what suits our car best on this track. Our cars proved to be competitive today despite the second session was shortened for both our drivers : Tomas spun off and stalled the engine which cost him the last 15 minutes of practice. We also had a couple of mechanical problems on Heinz-Harald's car : he came back because of a throttle link failure, and ten minutes before the end of the session, we decided not to restart because of a problem related to the gearbox. But we are overall very satisfied with this first day. Our competitiveness today is very promising, and it will be a key in tomorrow's qualifying as the gaps will be very close."

Chassis
Frentzen: AP04-06
Enge: AP04-05
Spare: AP04-03

Previous article IRL: US GP: Giaffone recebe Rubinho no GP dos EUA de F1
Next article US GP: Hakkinen, Raikkonen relationship

Top Comments

Latest news