Alonso delivers Ferrari prediction as Haas/Uralkali saga concludes - RacingNews365 Review

Fernando Alonso has suggested Ferrari will have the car to beat at the next two F1 races in Italy and Singapore respectively.

The Maranello-based squad won two races in the opening eight events and was often Red Bull's closest challenger in the first stage of the campaign.

READ MORE: Alonso makes surprising Ferrari claim for upcoming F1 races

Haas-Uralkali saga reaches resolution after Zandvoort drama

Ex-Haas title sponsor Uralkali has confirmed it has received payment from the American F1 team, ending the dispute that took place during the Dutch Grand Prix weekend.

Uralkali was dropped as Haas' title sponsor prior to the start of the 2022 season after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, however much of the money for the season had already been paid to Haas.

READ MORE: Haas-Uralkali saga reaches resolution after Zandvoort drama

Wolff delivers Red Bull title warning after Norris 'annihilation'

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes the constructors' championship is now "wide open" after Lando Norris "annihilated" the entire field in the Dutch Grand Prix. 

Norris secured victory ahead of Max Verstappen in Zandvoort by 22.9s, marking the biggest winning margin by a non-Red Bull driver since Lewis Hamilton won the 2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix by 21.8s.

READ MORE: Wolff delivers Red Bull title warning after Norris 'annihilation'

Schumacher learned of Doohan securing Alpine seat via social media

Ralf Schumacher has revealed that nephew Mick learned that Jack Doohan had secured the Alpine seat for 2025 when the team announced it on social media.

The son of all-time F1 great Michael Schumacher had been in the running to partner Pierre Gasly at Team Enstone next season, but ultimately fell short, losing out to his long-time family.

READ MORE: Schumacher learned of Doohan securing Alpine seat via social media

Verstappen sent Red Bull ‘hurry up’ message - Brundle

Martin Brundle believes Max Verstappen eased off during the Dutch Grand Prix to send Red Bull a message.

The triple world champion finished second at Zandvoort, over 22 seconds adrift of race winner Lando Norris.

READ MORE: Verstappen sent Red Bull ‘hurry up’ message - Brundle

Vettel backs Schumacher for F1 comeback with Williams

Four-time F1 world champion Sebastian Vettel has asserted Mick Schumacher is deserving of an F1 comeback at Williams.

Following Logan Sargeant's heavy crash during FP3 at Zandvoort, reports emerged that the American driver could be dropped ahead of the Italian Grand Prix this weekend.

READ MORE: Vettel backs Schumacher for F1 comeback with Williams