From 13th on the grid he jumped up to ninth on the first lap, later gaining a spot when Fernando Alonso retired.He moved up another place when he jumped Kevin Magnussen in the... read more »

Verstappen controlled proceedings at the front of the field from pole position to secure his second win of the year in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, negotiating the switch... read more »

Max Verstappen breaks the Tifosi's hearts, as a race which promised so much for Ferrari sees the Italian team well and truly drop the ball. 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 »

Lando Norris feels that progress against the big guns won't be easy for Sunday's race. read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director, Andrew Shovlin admits that currently the German team is a midfield runner and not a title challenger. read more »

Drivers admit that they are unhappy with the new three-day format, feeling that they are now spending too much time answering the same questions. read more »

Mercedes is competing "very much in the midfield" over one lap pace, says the team's trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin. The reigning... read more »

While Ferrari and Red Bull are in a class of their own in front, the fight behind is much closer as a host of teams bid to threaten Mercedes.Alpine floor and beam wing... read more »

The Silverstone-based team has found itself on the back foot this season, with the performance of its AMR22 being compromised badly by the extent to which it is bouncing on the... read more »

Fred Vasseur much prefers seeing his drivers ahead of Alpine than the "medical car". read more »

The start of the European season takes place at the old-school Imola circuit, which features much more aggressive kerbs than have been present at the modern venues that have... read more »

After DNFing in the first race, consecutive points scoring in the last two races has Pierre Gasly confident AlphaTauri are on the rise. read more »

Max Verstappen has been hailed a much calmer character than in the past although a warning has been issued that he is currently "a timebomb" ready to go off. read more »

Off the back of an impressively strong start to the 2022 season for Haas, some of its competitors have questioned whether or not it has benefited too much from its close ties... read more »

Most F1 teams are struggling this year to hit the increased 798kg weight limit that has been introduced, with extra bulk triggered by new safety requirements and the shift to... read more »

Allan McNish has never enjoyed much success at Suzuka. Only ever entered in three races at the 3.608-mile circuit which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, the Scotsman... read more »

After the Australian Grand Prix, a number of drivers expressed their frustration at the speed of the Aston Martin safety car, which is not as fast as the Mercedes one used at... read more »

Andrew Westacott has pretty much told the drivers saying a standalone Australian GP is "tough" to suck it up. read more »

Bad luck, a few mistakes and a pesky new steering wheel... Carlos Sainz's Melbourne weekend couldn't have gone much worse, as Jolyon Palmer explains with his analysis... read more »

Helmut Marko had hoped winning last year's title would bring "some calmness" to Max Verstappen. read more »

Carlos Sainz accepts that he "misjudged" how much grip was available prior to his spin at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday. The Ferrari driver was forced to retire... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is not to blame for his car's issues, says his team boss. read more »

Aston Martin and Mercedes started sharing the provision of official course cars last year, Aston delivering a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 Vantage producing 528bhp.For 2022 Mercedes... read more »

Melbourne delivered a dramatic race on its return to the Formula 1 calendar following its enforced two-year absence, but some drivers will be leaving Australia much happier... read more »