Daniel Ricciardo, the smiling assassin has had little to cheer about of late. Still, that narrative is starting to change for the multiple Grand Prix winner with the catalyst... read more »

Christmas brings joy, cheer, and festive decorations to homes worldwide. However, one Formula 1 fan has taken the festive spirit to a whole new level by displaying an entire... read more »

'Tis the season of giving, and what better way to spread cheer than gifting each Formula 1 team something that could put a smile on their faces? read more »

Out of office... on! Before signing off from 2023, Mike brings the festive cheer as he reacts to I / AM members' replies to his exclusive 'Mike On...' emails,... read more »

Sergio Perez finished a disappointing P5 in qualifying for Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix despite harbouring hopes of providing the fervent home supporters with some... read more »

Lando Norris has said that he doesn't 'want to cheer too much', after yet another promising display from McLaren during Friday practice at the Mexican Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz gave the Tifosi something to cheer about as he narrowly led Lando Norris in second practice at the F1 Italian Grand Prix.  read more »

The Dutch Grand Prix only returned to the F1 calendar in 2021 exclusively thanks to the huge interest in Verstappen, who has caused flocks of orange-clad Dutch fans to not only... read more »

Timing is everything in Formula 1 and Logan Sargeant has timed his debut perfectly. F1 is booming in the US, and with three Grands Prix in the States, fans will have plenty of... read more »

The circuit hosts races for both series in the summer months, as thousands of racing fans head to the Catalan capital for action under the Spanish sun.The Formula 1 Spanish... read more »

A home Grand Prix is something special for any driver, and Sergio Perez is aiming to give the Mexican fans something to cheer about this weekend. read more »

Embarrassing that so called F1 fans would cheer a crash says Jacques Villeneuve. read more »

Having crashed in Austrian Grand Prix qualifying, Lewis Hamilton cannot understand why fans would cheer when that happens. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed his mind was blown by fans who find it acceptable to cheer a driver crashing out of a session. read more »

Since funding the return of the Austrian Grand Prix to the Formula 1 calendar in 2014, Red Bull has always gone big in embracing its home race. It made it the ideal place to... read more »

Jenson Button feels Mattia Binotto wasn't trying to cheer Charles Leclerc up... read more »

Laurent Mekies saw Ferrari lock out the front row of the grid for the Monaco Grand Prix, and they are aiming to give the fans something to cheer about on Sunday as well. read more »

Formula E driver Jake Dennis has raised safety concerns over Formula 1 team members celebrating by hanging over the pit wall at the end of races. For many years, members have... read more »

F1 returned to the Netherlands last weekend after a 36-year absence as Red Bull driver Max Verstappen scored a popular victory in front of his home fans, reclaiming the... read more »

The second race in two weeks at the Red Bull Ring offered no change at the very front as Verstappen scored pole, the fastest lap, the race win, and led every single lap to... read more »

At the Portuguese Grand Prix, there were instances to cheer about for Spanish drivers Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso. Sainz ended qualifying fifth, while Alonso's... read more »

Guenther Steiner says Haas are likely to struggle again in 2021, but he hopes there are more reasons to cheer next year than there was in 2020. read more »

Carlos Sainz hopes to return to the podium at Monza in Ferrari red with the 100,000 tifosi there to cheer him on. read more »

Sebastian Vettel may not have the tifosi on hand to cheer him on at Monza but that doesn't mean he's without support, even if it is cardboard. read more »

For the first time in 70 years of competition, F1 contested back-to-back races on the same circuit. It proved to be a very different experience – but for us it was a second... read more »