The boys at Red Bull Racing hold the record for the fastest ever pitstop in Formula 1, but yesterday's timed wheel change attempted by Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson was as slow as Brexit.
The PM stopped by Milton Keynes while on the campaign trail to explain that Britain was "stuck in the pits" and pledged to get it back on track.
Stating that the wheels are falling off would have perhaps been a better metaphor.
Regardless, Johnson's laborious Red Bull wheel change resulted in an unsafe release, which is what you get when you confuse one nut with the other.
On this day in 1976, Tyrrell's radical six-wheel Tyrrell P34 made its race debut at…
A significant development has emerged in the ongoing saga surrounding Andretti Global's bid to enter…
Celebrating Ferrari's 70-year journey in North America at this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc…
Alpine F1 has announced the appointment of former Ferrari and McLaren engineer David Sanchez as…
Visa Cash App RB aims to make a splash at this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix…
It wasn't so long ago that we thought Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari at the…