F1 Revisited: Ferrari under pressure as new rules settle in
This weekend we’re reliving the 2003 Brazilian Grand Prix – where Ferrari arrived at a damp Interlagos on the back foot amid rule changes designed to stifle its dominance
Norris shaves head after online charity effort
McLaren Formula 1 driver Lando Norris fulfilled his promise to shave his head after saying he would do in a livestream a few days ago
Silverstone willing to host multiple F1 GPs in 2020
British Grand Prix venue Silverstone would be “delighted” to host multiple Formula 1 grands prix in 2020 if it helps the championship, according to circuit boss Stuart Pringle
Pirelli’s plan to avoid a crisis-enforced F1 tyre shortage
The Formula 1 calendar uncertainty created by the coronavirus crisis means Pirelli needs several contingency plans to in place to ensure a tyre supply is good to go whenever racing starts again
Norris takes maiden win in Redline series after post-race penalty
McLaren Formula 1 driver Lando Norris has inherited a maiden win in Team Redline’s ‘Real Racers Never Quit’ series, after a post-race penalty for Ayhancan Guven
F1’s numbers game: The triumphs and tragedies of 6
We continue our series looking back at the most evocative numbers in Formula 1 history with one of the most mixed histories: The often unlucky but also multiple title winning, number six
Leclerc among five F1 drivers confirmed for Virtual GP
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc is among five Formula 1 drivers who will contest this weekend’s Virtual Grand Prix round, with Alex Albon and George Russell also making their Esports series debuts
Bring Back V10s podcast: What went wrong with the McLaren MP4-18
The latest episode of our Bring Back V10s Formula 1 podcast is out now, revisiting McLaren’s failure to race the radical MP4-18 in 2003
F1’s first engine manufacturer shutdown explained
Scott Mitchell explains what each F1 engine manufacturer can and can’t do in their mandatory factory shutdowns amid the COVID-19 pandemic
McLaren to furlough staff, F1 drivers volunteer for pay cut
McLaren Formula 1 drivers Carlos Sainz Jr and Lando Norris volunteered for a pay cut as the team became the first to commit to furloughing staff amid the coronavirus crisis
