Guterres calls for urgent climate action as rising seas threaten coastal communities
The UN chief urged faster emissions cuts and more climate finance, warning that rising seas threaten coastal homes, freshwater supplies and communities.
The UN chief urged faster emissions cuts and more climate finance, warning that rising seas threaten coastal homes, freshwater supplies and communities.
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Alpine adviser Flavio Briatore warns that interviews with Argentinian television could stop if the online attacks on Pierre Gasly continue. This follows Gasly holding up his team-mate Franco Colapinto during the Spanish GP.
Arvid Lindblad brought the second free practice session in Baku to a halt with a crash in the castle section. The Racing Bulls driver was unable to continue in his damaged car; the red flag was shown so it could be recovered.
Audi will continue with Nico Hülkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto in 2027. Team principal Mattia Binotto confirmed that both drivers would stay ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, RacingNews365 reports. He sees the duo as a good combination of experience and development.
Alex Dunne and Martinius Stenshorne each topped an F2 qualifying session in Baku. The Rodin team-mates finished first and second in both sessions, but the results remain provisional.
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies is open to changes to the ADUO rules for engine development. The discussion concerns which manufacturers receive extra scope for development. Audi team principal Mattia Binotto warns that the system could also help a leading team, even though it is intended as a safety net.
Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu hopes to decide on Esteban Ocon’s seat for 2027 by the end of September 2026. Technical feedback and teamwork, as well as speed, will factor into the decision.
According to RacingNews365, Fernando Alonso will receive a twenty-place grid penalty for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The outlet reports a five-place penalty for team-mate Lance Stroll, also for component changes.
Five podium finishes in seven races do not mean Red Bull has become much faster, according to Max Verstappen. He points to good qualifying performances and strategy, but also to mistakes and problems among rivals.