Charles Leclerc will start ahead of the group of penalised back-of-the-grid drivers including Formula 1 title rival Max Verstappen at the Belgian Grand Prix despite an ostensibly similar offence because of a quirk of the sporting regulations
Max Verstappen set an untouchable pace to end second practice for the Belgian Grand Prix comfortably ahead of his 2022 Formula 1 title rival Charles Leclerc
Alpine Formula 1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer says he wishes his reserve driver Oscar Piastri had “a bit more integrity” amid an ongoing dispute over the Formula 2 champion’s future
Audi’s 2026 engine project will mark the first time it has raced in Formula 1, but it has, by extension, competed in grand prix racing previously. Mark Hughes explains that history
Four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel thinks McLaren should bear the brunt of the blame for not extracting former Red Bull team-mate Daniel Ricciardo’s full potential during his time there
Carlos Sainz put Ferrari on top at the start of the Belgian GP weekend, with a pause in the running for Kevin Magnussen’s stranded Haas and a late shower at Spa preventing any further improvements
Formula 1 title rivals Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc will both serve engine-related penalties at the Belgian Grand Prix, with both set to start towards the back of the grid. An engine failure when leading in Baku meant Leclerc went above the permitted allocation for the season as early as the n
From drivers fighting for their Formula 1 futures to teams that need the rest of 2022 to go better than it has so far, we look at those under the most pressure as the second half of the season kicks off
There are a host of circuit-specific changes from Formula 1 teams for the first race after the summer break, the Belgian Grand Prix – but Mercedes and McLaren have the biggest range of upgrades
Alfa Romeo’s title partnership with Sauber will conclude by the end of 2023 amid expectations Audi will purchase the Formula 1 team for its new 2026 entry
