Charles Leclerc's retirement from the Spanish Grand Prix was caused by a failure of the turbo and MGU-H say Ferrari read more »

After a surprisingly frantic Spanish GP, F1 completes its latest double-header with a return to Monaco where home hero Charles Leclerc will be looking to bounce back after... read more »

Charles Leclerc was forced to retire while comfortably leading the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari has revealed its findings after investigating the failure of Charles Leclerc's power unit that robbed him of likely victory in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Leclerc had looked on course to take a comfortable victory in the Spanish GP when his car suddenly lost power on lap 27 when he was leading the race.Ferrari did not have any... read more »

We are surfing on a great wave of F1 racing as far as I'm concerned - even the usually steady Spanish GP delivered four genuine leaders in Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen,... read more »

Ferrari says it does not yet have a diagnosis for Charles Leclerc's Spanish Grand Prix failure and that the problem struck suddenly and terminally. Leclerc converted pole... read more »

Leclerc had looked on course to take victory in Barcelona as he held a comfortable lead in the opening phase of the race, after title rival Max Verstappen had lost time with a... read more »

Ferrari will send Charles Leclerc's failed power unit back to Maranello for extensive investigations after the Monegasque retired from the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

In a frenetic first half of the race, Verstappen cost himself second place by losing the rear end and careering across the gravel before mounting a remarkable recovery... read more »

Max Verstappen capitalised on Charles Leclerc's engine failure to win a dramatic Spanish Grand Prix and take the championship lead. read more »

As Christian Horner himself said, these issues seem to crop up at the most inconvenient of times for Red Bull. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed the reason Max Verstappen was unable to set a final hot lap in Spanish Grand Prix qualifying was due to a DRS failure. read more »

Leclerc has recently got the chance to sample both Gilles Villeneuve's Ferrari 312T and Lauda's 312B3, driving the latter at the Monaco Historique event last... read more »

The Monegasque driver had been completing a demonstration run in the ex-Niki Lauda 1974 Ferrari F1 car on Sunday, when he spun at Rascasse.After suffering unexpected brake... read more »

Carlos Sainz says he can draw on his experience of slow starts to Formula 1 seasons and will "stay patient" following a second successive failure to finish. Sainz... read more »

The German manufacturer's competitive struggles have hit a season low so far at Imola, with neither Lewis Hamilton or George Russell making it in to the top 10 in... read more »

While the French car manufacturer has shown strong pace at the beginning of the campaign, both Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon have suffered their share of engine... read more »

In a qualifying session stalled by five separate red flags, Verstappen grabbed his first pole of the 2022 season, beating F1 world championship leader Charles Leclerc by 0.779s... read more »

The Dutchman was running second behind eventual Australian GP winner Charles Leclerc when he was forced to park his RB18 shortly after starting his 39th lap.After the race... read more »

Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen says the reliability issues Red Bull is facing are "unacceptable" after being forced to retire from the Australian Grand Prix.  read more »

Max Verstappen has labelled a second Red Bull retirement in the opening three races as "unacceptable" after ending the Australian Grand Prix in flames. read more »

The Alpine driver says the impact left him with sore thumbs, but he insists he will be OK for the race.Alonso was on a lap that might have earned him pole position in Q3 when a... read more »

Carlos Sainz bemoaned a starter failure in the closing stages of qualifying that he felt had ruined his chances of claiming pole position for the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has been fined 5,000 euros (£4,169) by the Australian GP stewards for riding a moped back to the pitlane after his Aston Martin suffered an engine failure. read more »