Following the close call incident between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris in Q3 of qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix, the Red Bull driver has received a reprimand from the... read more »

Verstappen was under investigation from the stewards after a near-miss with Norris at 130R as both drivers came to prepare for their opening laps in the final stage of... read more »

Max Verstappen has retained his pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix despite the stewards claiming he lost control of his Red Bull during qualifying. read more »

Lando Norris has called for the Stewards to award Max Verstappen a grid penalty following a close call which happened during Q3 of qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull driver Verstappen scored his fifth pole position of the 2022 season at Suzuka on Saturday, edging out Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc by one-hundredth of a second in... read more »

Verstappen will start ahead of the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz after the one-hour qualifying session, which is split into three segments with five cars each... read more »

Max Verstappen pipped Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz for pole position in a fascinatingly close qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix - although he risks... read more »

Guenther Steiner says it was frustrating to see Kevin Magnussen pit to replace a damaged front wing during the Singapore Grand Prix as per a mandatory request by the stewards. read more »

The pair collided early in the race when Latifi moved across on Zhou, with the contact ending the Alfa Romeo driver's race on the spot.Latifi picked up a puncture and... read more »

Guenther Steiner expressed his anger with the Stewards after they brandished a black-and-orange flag to Kevin Magnussen for a damaged front wing, with the Team Principal... read more »

Two hours and 31 minutes. That's how much time passed between Sergio Perez taking the chequered flag in the returning Singapore Grand Prix in first place and for the... read more »

The Mexican had controlled the race from the front after passing polesitter Leclerc into the first corner, but was made to sweat over his win by a post-race stewards... read more »

It's a theme that we’ve seen before and one that has generated indignation in the past - the outcome of a Formula 1 race result should not, if it can be avoided, be... read more »

Sergio Perez has been confirmed as the winner of Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix despite being penalised for a two Safety Car infraction. Perez controlled proceedings... read more »

The Red Bull driver faced a stewards investigation after winning the Singapore race having been suspected of not keeping to within 10 car lengths of the safety car during the... read more »

The Mexican triumphed at the Marina Bay circuit on Sunday, but his result remained provisional pending a stewards inquiry in to him leaving too big a gap behind the safety car... read more »

Race winner Perez faces an FIA stewards investigation for not sticking to within 10 car lengths behind the safety car rule during a race restart, which means his Singapore GP... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has expressed confidence that Sergio Perez will avoid a penalty in Singapore amid a post-race investigation. The Mexican driver led the... read more »

The Red Bull driver grabbed the lead into the first corner from polesitter Charles Leclerc and never lost it to complete a dominant performance for his second win of the... read more »

Perez beat polesitter Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to the first corner and dominated the race until the intermediate-shod field switched to slick tyres.Perez then encountered... read more »

Hamilton had been spotted on TV broadcasts still wearing his nose stud during the opening practice sessions for the race at the Marina Bay track, having taken it out at events... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has explained to F1's stewards that he has started wearing his nose stud again while driving on health grounds after picking up an infection.  read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has been cleared by the Singapore Grand Prix stewards despite again wearing jewellery whilst driving. read more »

Mercedes has been ordered to face the Singapore Grand Prix stewards after being accused of an "inaccurate self-scrutineering form". read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has been called to see the stewards in Singapore due to an "inaccurate self scrutineering form". After the final practice session on... read more »