Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton's F1 title fight has suffered its first big flashpoint after a collision on the opening lap of the British GP. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has blamed the cars ahead of him for slowing unnecessarily during qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix, which forced him to do the same. The Aston Martin... read more »

Mercedes have held their hands up and admitted they were at fault for not changing Lewis Hamilton's strategy at the French Grand Prix, as he lost out to Max Verstappen. read more »

You win some, you lose some, often as a result of a hair's breadth. Sometimes it really is not your fault. Today was one of those days. read more »

How do the FIA's updated Technical Regulations affect F1 team's tyre tricks? After the statements about the Azerbaijan GP's tyre blowouts for Red Bull and Aston... read more »

While title rival Max Verstappen insists the blame for the Baku failures does not lie with the teams, Lewis Hamilton believes Pirelli is not at fault. read more »

Lewis Hamilton doesn't believe Pirelli are at fault for the sudden tyre failures that occurred at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Valtteri Bottas says he was "quite surprised" that Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff suggested he was at fault for his botched pit stop at the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

To all the world, it looked like Valtteri Bottas' exit from the Monaco Grand Prix was zero per cent his fault - but Toto Wolff disagrees. read more »

Ferrari believes that Charles Leclerc's race-ending failure was caused by his qualifying accident but that even revised pre-race checks may not have picked up the terminal... read more »

Haas driver Nikita Mazepin was found at fault and handed a penalty by Spanish GP stewards for impeding McLaren's Lando Norris in qualifying. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has taken full responsibility for his contact with Alfa Romeo Formula 1 teammate Antonio Giovinazzi during the early laps of the Portuguese Grand Prix. read more »

Valtteri Bottas was at fault for the collision with George Russell at Imola, according to 1997 F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve. read more »

Bottas collided with Williams driver Russell while battling for ninth place in Sunday’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, resulting in a big crash that caused the Formula 1 race to be... read more »

Valtteri Bottas and George Russell's high-speed collision has been ruled as a 'racing incident' by stewards at the Emilia Romagna GP, with neither driver found... read more »

Valtteri Bottas has put 100 percent of the blame on George Russell for their race-ending incident in the Formula 1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. read more »

George Russell says he asked Valtteri Bottas "if he was trying to kill us both" after accusing him of causing their huge Emilia Romagna GP crash with an... read more »

Sergio Perez should be a worried man with Helmut Marko putting the blame for his crash with Esteban Ocon "clearly" on the Mexican. read more »

Aston Martin technical director Andrew Green claims the team will be at fault if it is unable to extract the best from Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Max Verstappen is behind schedule when it comes to expectations, but former F1 driver Michael Bleekemolen says that's not his fault. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says a radio communication failure led to the tyre mix-up that wrecked the team's prospects at Formula 1's Sakhir Grand Prix. George Russell... read more »

With nothing left to prove in F1, one wouldn't fault Lewis Hamilton for walking away from the sport after watching Romain Grosjean's fiery crash in Bahrain. read more »

Daniil Kvyat was taken out in Germany through no fault of his own and feels that luck has rarely been on his side in 2020. read more »

Racing Point supersub Nico Hulkenberg reckons the only thing he did wrong on his Formula 1 return at the Eifel Grand Prix was starting in the wrong engine mode read more »

The safety car restart crash that triggered the first red flag in the Tuscan Grand Prix can only be described as complete and utter carnage. Fortunately no one was seriously... read more »