Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc set an unbeatable benchmark to top the second Formula 1 practice session of the 2024 Monaco Grand Prix. Leclerc’s 1:11.278s time was 0.188s better... read more »

Verstappen turned out to be surprised to take pole position after a dismal Friday and a far from perfect final practice. Late set-up changes did provide what was needed though,... read more »

Mercedes driver George Russell is forecasting further pain for the team after a dismal start to the 2024 season. read more »

Max Verstappen beat Charles Leclerc to Miami Grand Prix Sprint pole as Mercedes suffered a dismal start to the weekend with a double early exit. read more »

The future of the Alpine Formula 1 team is allegedly up in the air as rumours hint the parent company Renault could look to sell the team on amid poor performances. Alpine has... read more »

Following their dismal start to the 2024 F1 season, Formula One's Anglo-French outfit Alpine have announced that they will introduce a three-pillared technical structure... read more »

Renault-owned Alpine announced another managerial shake-up on Monday with three new bosses replacing technical director Matt Harman and aerodynamics head Dirk de Beer, who have... read more »

Haas F1 team owner, Gene Haas, has slammed his own outfit's performance in the 2023 season as he stated 'there is no reason' for their 10th place finish in the... read more »

Two-time Formula 1 world champion Mika Hakkinen has revealed that spending time at the McLaren factory led him to believe that a mid-season resurgence to challenge Red Bull was... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the team "understand our mistakes" that led to their dismal performance in the Sao Paulo GP and are now looking forward to the "big... read more »

The McLaren driver had endured a dismal qualifying in Mexico City after making a mistake on his only run in Q1 and failing to make it through, ending up 17th on the grid.But... read more »

Sergio Perez has been putting in extra effort to reverse his recent struggles and steer his season back on track, according to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg was furious with his own team after a dismal day behind the wheel at the Italian GP. read more »

The Scuderia endured a dismal Zandvoort outing, with Sainz classifying fifth as team-mate Charles Leclerc retired due to floor damage. This came after the Monegasque crashed in... read more »

Former world champion Nico Rosberg has urged the Mexican to focus solely on driving and not pay attention to criticism, in order to regain his top form. read more »

McLaren will be bracing for a challenging Belgian Grand Prix, despite their recent impressive performances at Silverstone and the Hungaroring, due to Lando Norris' dismal... read more »

With Lando Norris enjoying his time in the spotlight after a near-perfect British Grand Prix coinciding with Sergio Perez's continued dismal form, it's no surprise... read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says Max Verstappen committed a "revenge foul" on Lewis Hamilton during the Sprint Shootout in Austria. Hamilton endured a dismal... read more »

Max Verstappen will head a Red Bull front row for this afternoon’s F1 Sprint while Mercedes faltered in a dismal session for the Silver Arrows. The track was declared wet ahead... read more »

Max Verstappen will start the Sprint race at the Austrian Grand Prix from the head of the field. Verstappen backed up his pole position lap from Friday with the fastest time on... read more »

Nico Hülkenberg has demanded that improvements are made to Haas' race pace after a dismal showing on Sunday in Montreal. read more »

Helmut Marko has told Sergio Perez that he 'has to get stronger' in qualifying in the coming races following a dismal run of qualifying performances. read more »

Charles Leclerc has hit out at his Ferrari team after qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix, blaming their tyre choices for his dismal performance. read more »

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has given an upbeat prediction for the Canadian Grand Prix, despite the Scuderia's recent dismal performances. read more »

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna has reiterated the company's long-term commitment to F1, despite the team's struggles at the start of the 2023 season. read more »