McLaren: Alonso Monaco/Indy double possible for 2021
McLaren would consider assisting an ambitious Fernando Alonso double in 2021 by running him in the Indianapolis 500 one week after he contests Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix with Renault
Ferrari is fighting to avoid a new low at Silverstone
Its cars colliding in the Styrian Grand Prix midfield was bad for Ferrari. Its British GP performance might be almost as painful on the evidence so far
Has Red Bull hit the limit of its high-rake designs?
Red Bull is in catch-up mode early in a Formula 1 season yet again. Gary Anderson thinks this time it’s down to a core design concept it just can’t take any further
Why Perez’s COVID-19 test result is a win for F1 not a loss
Does Sergio Perez’s COVID-19 test failure show Formula 1’s protocols aren’t good enough? No, argues Edd Straw, it actually shows they’re working perfectly
Can anyone prevent F1’s ‘nightmare’ scenario at Silverstone?
Red Bull and Racing Point set the British Grand Prix Friday practice pace – but all the data suggests Mercedes has the massive advantage its rivals fear
What we learned from studying Hulkenberg’s first day back
How did Nico Hulkenberg really get on in his first day back in Formula 1 with Racing Point? We take an in-depth look at how he worked with the team and his pace
Stroll on top at Silverstone, Albon crash interrupts session
Racing Point led another Formula 1 practice session as Lance Stroll set the Silverstone Friday afternoon pace, but a heavy accident for Alex Albon disrupted proceedings
Racing Point unsure which quarantine rules apply to Perez
Racing Point hasn’t yet committed to running Nico Hulkenberg in the second Silverstone Formula 1 race because it needs clarity on which quarantine rule Sergio Perez should follow
Verstappen tops first British GP practice, Hulkenberg ninth
Max Verstappen topped first practice for the British GP, while Nico Hulkenberg marked his surprise F1 return with the ninth-fastest time
Hulkenberg’s chance to right a great wrong
Nico Hulkenberg left Formula 1 at the end of 2019 with a particularly unenviable honour to his name. His surprise call up to deputise for former team-mate Sergio Perez at the British Grand Prix this weekend gives him the opportunity to finally put the record straight, says Edd Straw
