F1 - and Red Bull - facing biggest unknown of 2024 yet
Track changes and a hint of a Red Bull weakness mean it's not just the five-year absence from Shanghai making the Chinese Grand Prix a potential 2024 F1 curveball
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F1 Podcast: Everything at stake at the Chinese GP
The first Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix in five years is a huge litmus test for the event and its future, as discussed on the latest episode of The Race F1 Podcast
F1's flawed sprint change proves critics right
Formula 1’s first sprint event of 2024 takes place at the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend, with yet another adjustment to the format. But crucially, the tweaks made for 2024 suggest the dissenters against sprint races are right
11 things that have changed since F1's last Chinese GP
Through an epic season-long title fight sandwiched between two dominant eras, a global pandemic, the rise of a hit Netflix show and a host of new stars, Formula 1 has changed an awful lot since the last Chinese Grand Prix
Video: Why Charles Leclerc is finding F1 harder in an easier Ferrari
The Race's latest video looks at Charles Leclerc struggling in F1 despite Ferrari's off-season improvements, and how one of Leclerc's strengths has become an area of deficit
The only winner at F1's worst team in 2024
Alpine's 2024 season has been relentlessly bleak so far. But for one of the key players in the team there is a clear silver lining...
Mercedes has gone backwards - so what now?
Mercedes has conceded it won't catch Red Bull any time soon - so what's it fighting for now and where does it go from here?
Who is Andrea Kimi Antonelli? Mercedes' favoured Hamilton F1 replacement
Andrea Kimi Antonelli is the 17-year-old being compared to Max Verstappen’s prodigious rise and who is believed to be the favourite to replace Lewis Hamilton at the Mercedes Formula 1 team in 2025
What's really behind major McLaren F1 recruit's shock exit
McLaren’s bid to end a wait of more than a decade to fight for Formula 1 titles again was meant to be turbocharged by high-profile signings joining from big rivals over the winter - but already McLaren is restructuring again
A MotoGP great on why his F1 move didn't work out
Legendary MotoGP team boss Davide Brivio opens up - perhaps more than ever before - on his Formula 1 tenure as Alpine's racing director, and where it all went wrong
