Carlos Sainz fronted a 1-2 for Ferrari during second practice for Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix as title leaders Red Bull struggled. Sainz clocked a time of 1:42.587s... read more »

Carlos Sainz ended the second practice session from the Marina Bay Circuit as the fastest driver, leading team-mate Charles Leclerc by two-tenths of a second. Championship... read more »

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton pipped reigning world champion Max Verstappen to lead the opening practice for the Singapore Grand Prix with Ferrari's Monegasque... read more »

The Mercedes driver, who had complained about the difficult drivability of his car early on, bolted on a fresh set of red-walled soft tyres and ran fastest by a slender 0.084... read more »

Scuderia Ferrari have let Red Bull build an uncatchable lead through a plethora of strategic blunders. read more »

Charles Leclerc's trainer gave an interesting insight into how the Ferrari driver has prepared for the highly demanding Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc has challenged Ferrari to prove over the final six races of the season the team has "grown from the mistakes" committed in the championship race. read more »

The Red Bull driver looks on course for his second world title after dominating much of this season, and his first opportunity to wrap it up comes at the Marina Bay circuit.But... read more »

Should Verstappen win the grand prix at Marina Bay and secure the fastest lap, he will win the title if Charles Leclerc ranks ninth or lower and if teammate Sergio Perez is... read more »

Charles Leclerc is still missing something in order to become an F1 world champion, according to former Ferrari boss Jean Todt.  read more »

Max Verstappen has explained why his F1 title rivalry with Charles Leclerc this year is "completely different" to last season's bitter battle with Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Former FIA president Jean Todt says that Charles Leclerc is a "great champion" - however he says that the Ferrari driver "lacks something". In the early... read more »

Mattia Binotto has insisted Ferrari chairman John Elkann's snub of Carlos Sainz in a recent interview does not mean Charles Leclerc is the number one driver. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has opened up on helping young rivals like Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc "excel and move forwards". read more »

Amid all the dominant form that means he could capture the crown at next weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, it is easy to forget the dramas that overshadowed the start of the... read more »

It’s been a dramatic year for Red Bull Racing, from the titanic battle Max Verstappen fought with Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes for the 2021 title, to setting up their own power... read more »

While Max Verstappen is on course to take his second F1 drivers' title at one of the next two races, the battle for second spot is tightly contested. Who will take the... read more »

Max Verstappen looks almost certain to wrap up the F1 drivers' championship in the next few races, with his first opportunity coming at the Singapore Grand Prix if he wins... read more »

Verstappen scored his fifth consecutive victory last weekend at the Italian Grand Prix, extending his lead at the top of the drivers' championship to 116 points over... read more »

Shwartzman will take over one of the F1-75 cars of either Charles Leclerc or Carlos Sainz in Friday practice at the Circuit of the Americas as part of the team's... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes Charles Leclerc was "a bit unlucky" after failing to gain the full advantage of a virtual safety car period at Monza. read more »

Ferrari strategy director Inaki Rueda has explained why Charles Leclerc switched to a two-stop strategy at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc has insisted Ferrari is not to blame after a strategy gamble failed to pay off at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has refused to criticise Ferrari for switching Charles Leclerc to a two-stop at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc drove his heart out at Monza, but Max Verstappen used the superior speed of his car once again to secure his fifth consecutive victory. Reporting... read more »