Graceless Renault response shows Ricciardo’s right to leave
Renault deserves some sympathy for Daniel Ricciardo’s exit to McLaren, but its response to the move was hypocritical and self-defeating argues Scott Mitchell
Massa: McLaren wanted me for 2010 F1 seat
Felipe Massa claims McLaren approached him in 2009 about a Formula 1 drive but he did not pursue it as he was happy at Ferrari, where he never won again
Podcast: Who will make the next F1 driver market move?
The latest moves in Formula 1’s driver market, with Carlos Sainz Jr joining Ferrari and Daniel Ricciardo taking his place at McLaren, are discussed in the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast
Russell: Ferrari/McLaren can keep new line-ups for years
Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell believes Ferrari and McLaren could retain their new line-ups for many years and thinks Daniel Ricciardo is a “win-win” for Lando Norris.
Video: Why Ricciardo was right to make McLaren switch
Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren move and Renault’s attitude to his decision are the subject of our latest F1 video
Ferrari and Vettel don’t have same ‘short or long-term goals’
Ferrari Formula 1 boss Mattia Binotto says Sebastian Vettel will leave the team because they no longer have the same short or long-term goals
Bring Back V10s podcast: Schumacher v Hill in 1994 controversy
The controversial ending to the 1994 Formula 1 world championship battle between Michael Schumacher and Damon Hill is the subject of the latest Bring Back V10s podcast episode
Can Renault really replace Ricciardo from within?
Renault has claimed in the past that it could promote one of its juniors if a Formula 1 seat became available. But are any of its rookies the right fit to replace the McLaren-bound Daniel Ricciardo?
Ferrari officially names Sainz as Vettel’s replacement
Ferrari has announced Carlos Sainz Jr as Sebastian Vettel’s replacement for the 2021 Formula 1 season
10 reasons Ferrari signed Sainz
Ferrari has given Carlos Sainz Jr the chance of a lifetime by picking him to replace Sebastian Vettel. Mark Hughes, Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell explain why it’s the right move
