With the drape falling in Abu Dhabi, Equation 1’s Overseeing Overseer of Motorsports, Ross Sturdiness, ponders the 2022 season – which saw the presentation of progressive new vehicles and the second year of a pristine expense cap – and his time working at Recipe 1 with Freedom Media.
We had a few incredible races during the season.
We had the sluggish beginning from Red Bull; they stammered a piece toward the start. Ferrari made an incredible beginning and we then we saw the Red Bull fightback.
According to my point of view the magnificent thing was the nearby dashing, the more prominent diversion, the more noteworthy heartbeat that we as a whole felt so often in races – and that was a genuine compensation to me that we saw much better hustling this year.
Max combined his status as the title holder and it was an incredible exhibition from Red Bull. Ferrari made one more step and they ought to be commended on the strong execution and the headway they’ve made. Second spot in the two titles is a decent stage to work for the following year.
Mercedes had an unconventional year. The vehicle obviously is trying to get the best out of. Be that as it may, their drivers won’t ever surrender. I know individuals there and they will areas of strength for return year.
I trust in the following couple of seasons we see a portion of different groups testing the best three. That would be the good to beat all and would make F1 significantly really energizing.
Muscle’s experience as F1’s Overseeing Chief, Motorsports, will before long reach a conclusion
F1 has gained incredible headway throughout the course of recent years
My experience with Recipe 1 is currently reaching a conclusion. I’ll miss the association I’ve had, the comradeship and the kinship you get in the climate of F1.
I’m satisfied with where we must. I believe there’s been genuine change over the most recent a long time since I joined the supervisory group – and I have a blissful outlook on that. F1 today is pretty much areas of strength for as it’s at any point been.
Freedom had some awareness of the financial matters of F1, yet they didn’t know such a great amount about F1 as a game and that side of the business when they previously became involved. They were adequately shrewd to place Pursue Carey in control. Regardless of not being an accomplished F1 veteran, he got a handle on the business and the game rapidly.
I was drawn closer by Freedom as somebody with F1 experience