Formula 1 Sainz's ire at inaccurate reports with no Sauber-Williams decision Carlos Sainz has expressed his concerns that inaccurate reports of having signed a new F1 race deal are going "unpunished", as he is still deciding which team to join after he leaves Ferrari
Formula 1 Why F1's dropping DRS for its 2026 cars One of the most notable features of Formula 1’s new 2026 rules is that the drag reduction system is being replaced after 15 seasons of use
Formula 1 F1 reveals 2026 cars - everything worth knowing The first official look at Formula 1’s 2026 car rules has been revealed by the FIA, along with several new key details including dropping the drag reduction system as we know it
Formula 1 Where Red Bull F1 snub leaves Sainz for 2025 Sergio Perez’s new contract means Red Bull has snubbed Carlos Sainz and left him assessing midfield options for his post-Ferrari future - with a decision likely to be made swiftly
Formula 1 Everything you need to know about Ocon's Alpine F1 split Is this all about Monaco? Who replaces him at Alpine and where does he go next? Scott Mitchell-Malm tackles the questions Esteban Ocon's Alpine exit has created
Formula 1 Paranoia? What's behind Hamilton's surprising Russell claim Lewis Hamilton's claim about his qualifying expectations for the rest of the F1 season relative to George Russell made for a surprising and intriguing sub-plot. Did he succumb to paranoia - even if only briefly - or was this just a reflection of a competitive mindset?
Formula 1 New Perez deal expected - but Red Bull desperately needs more Sergio Perez is expected to be re-signed by Red Bull for 2025, potentially before the Canadian GP, despite his form dipping just as the team is under increasing pressure from its F1 rivals
Formula 1 The weird Monaco banner drama with a 'pretty catastrophic' impact An unusual problem nearly wrecked polesitter Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris's Monaco Grand Prix qualifying sessions, and left McLaren enraged
Formula 1 Haas disqualified: How its Monaco GP upgrade led to rule breach Both Haas have been disqualified from MonacoGP qualifying and will start from the pitlane due to breaching DRS wing gap regulations
Formula 1 How Williams complicates Sainz's post-Ferrari dilemma Carlos Sainz’s choice of where to go in F1 after he leaves Ferrari at the end of 2024 is more complicated given how Williams has stepped up its interest - perseverance that has allowed it to manoeuvre itself more impressively
Formula 1 The wildcard driver shaking up F1’s final silly season fights Formula 1’s remaining seats on the 2025 grid have primarily been linked to the same usual suspects but there is a wildcard element in the mix - does Yuki Tsunoda want a Red Bull exit route?
Formula 1 FIA abandons F1 wheel covers, now considering alternatives The FIA has called time on its unsuccessful Formula 1 wheel cover experiments but will assess alternatives to help F1 cars compete in extreme conditions
Formula 1 Ferrari's F1 'superteam' era is close - but is it ready? With or without - but likely with - Adrian Newey, Fred Vasseur is building an F1 superteam at Ferrari. But will the foundations be there in time for the big signings' arrivals?
Formula 1 Andretti's major coup highlights a glaring F1 contradiction F1 said in rejecting Andretti's bid to join the grid that it didn't think the project would be competitive. Yet F1's chief technical officer has now joined that very project. Scott Mitchell-Malm considers the real message this major coup sends
Formula 1 F1's likely next new street race explained Formula 1’s next new street race appears to be edging closer as Thailand’s prime minister steps up his bid to get a race in the capital city Bangkok
Formula 1 Where frustrated Ferrari really stands after McLaren beatings Ferrari had the air of frustration synonymous with a missed opportunity after its upgraded Formula 1 car couldn't stop a third successive defeat to Red Bull and McLaren. So where does it really stand now in F1's lead fight?
Formula 1 Four Imola F1 qualifying struggles with driver market implications Formula 1 qualifying at Imola was unkind to four drivers in serious danger of losing their seats for 2025 - albeit for vastly different reasons
Formula 1 What's significant about a cryptic Ferrari/Leclerc change Neither Ferrari, nor Charles Leclerc have been too forthcoming about the reasoning behind a rare in-season F1 race engineer swap
Formula 1 Newey's Red Bull exit discomfort and biggest F1 future hint yet Adrian Newey has given the biggest indication yet of whether he'll remain in Formula 1 beyond his Red Bull exit - while also detailing just how uneasy he found the revelation of his impending departure
Formula 1 Why is a 'champion-level' F1 driver committing to a point-less team? Widely seen as a driver in demand not too long ago - even of interest to the likes of Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes - Alex Albon has committed to Williams longer-term. Why?
Formula 1 F1's volatile market is putting a lot of drivers in a weird position Unprecedented market stability in the Formula 1 grid is giving way to an increasingly volatile driver market as this season progresses. And that's creating an awkward situation for many
Formula 1 What's really going on with F1's controversial 2026 cars Formula 1's new technical rules for 2026 are due to be published next month. But right now, most of the noise around them is speculation and concern, some of it bizarre. Scott Mitchell-Malm untangles what we're actually going to get from the new cars
Formula 1 Why a more radical proposal has delayed new F1 points system F1 stakeholders need to consider whether a more radical points system overhaul like awarding points to all finishers is the best long-term solution before committing to a rule change
Formula 1 Where Andretti's F1 bid really stands after dramatic escalation Amid US Congress intervention and Andretti continuing to scale up its Formula 1 project against a waning engine commitment, where does it really stand?
Formula 1 Magnussen has even bigger Haas problems than F1 ban threat It's not just the Formula 1 stewards who aren't impressed with Kevin Magnussen's recent antics. His chances of keeping his Haas seat for 2025 have just diminished
Formula 1 How little-known new overtaking rules are affecting F1 You might not know it, but F1 has new racing rules in place this year - with the Miami GP the most recent race to have featured clashes between drivers that have led stewards to refer to guidelines that are not publicly available. What’s prompted a change, and what do the new rules actually say?
Formula 1 Norris's emphatic takedown of F1 critics is entirely justified Lando Norris’s first F1 win, at the 110th attempt, brings an end to ‘Lando No-wins’ mockery the McLaren driver has been acutely aware of. He needed little encouraging to provide an emphatic takedown of that criticism after his Miami GP win
Formula 1 Why Donald Trump is at F1's Miami GP with McLaren Here's why McLaren had Donald Trump in its Formula 1 garage during the Miami Grand Prix
Formula 1 Four reasons for a rare top-level Red Bull F1 intervention A rare interview from Red Bull CEO's Oliver Mintzlaff has helped illustrate the company's official position on the many ongoing stories concerning its F1 team
Formula 1 Unsporting Magnussen tactics deserve race ban, says McLaren boss McLaren Formula 1 boss Andrea Stella believes Kevin Magnussen’s driving in the Miami Grand Prix sprint race merited a ban, not individual time penalties, while the stewards have indicated F1's penalty approach may have to change
Formula 1 Alonso will raise F1 penalty bias concerns with FIA president Aston Martin Formula 1 driver Fernando Alonso reckons Miami has proved "nationality matters" in F1 investigation outcomes - and will raise his concerns with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem
Formula 1 Williams's serious Newey bid has more merit than you think Adrian Newey has been heavily linked with a Ferrari move in the wake of his impending Red Bull exit - but Williams wants to make a return there a realistic alternative. And there is more merit to it than you might think
Formula 1 Sargeant out? What's going on with mooted mid-season F1 swap Williams potentially replacing Logan Sargeant with Mercedes protege Kimi Antonelli during the 2024 Formula 1 season is a growing and credible rumour
Formula 1 Audi 'reconstruction' has left Bottas annoyed by his own team Deliberate pauses, his body language, his tone and his choice of words in the Miami GP press conference made it clear that Valtteri Bottas was unusually annoyed. The source of his ire? His own team, no less
Formula 1 Verstappen hints at how Red Bull really feels about Newey leaving Max Verstappen's suggestion that Adrian Newey's role in Red Bull’s recent F1 success has been overstated is a strong hint at how the team’s hierarchy really feels about Newey's impending exit
Formula 1 Ferrari pushing hard for Newey with early 2025 move possible Ferrari is understood to be working hard to secure the services of Adrian Newey for when the outgoing Red Bull F1 technical chief becomes available in early 2025
Formula 1 Everything we know about Newey's Red Bull F1 exit Design legend Adrian Newey’s exit from Red Bull’s Formula 1 team has been confirmed, with the key question of 'when will he leave?' answered, 'what next?' still among the unknowns
Formula 1 Newey/Red Bull split - Why they couldn't reconcile Adrian Newey’s momentous split from Red Bull’s Formula 1 team looks increasingly likely to be confirmed ahead of this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix
Formula 1 Why Audi's crossing swords with Red Bull in F1 driver market games It's still two years before Audi arrives on the Formula 1 grid, yet it and Red Bull seem to be winding each other up over a potential driver signing
Formula 1 Hulkenberg becomes first Audi F1 driver signing Nico Hulkenberg has been announced as Audi's first driver signing for its impending works F1 team following confirmation earlier on Friday that he will leave Haas at the end of the 2024 season
