Formula 1

The 2022 British Grand Prix was easily the most chaotic and intriguing race of the season so far, hosting a first-time winner, a Brit on the podium, a monster lap 1 shunt and an organised track invasion. It was one of the most dramatic races in recent memory, with thrilling

Nelson Piquet Sr is set to be permanently banned from the Formula 1 paddock after a clip emerged of him directing a racially offensive comment at Lewis Hamilton. On a Brazilian podcast recorded in November last year, Piquet was talking on the infamous incident between Hamilton and Max Verstappen -

Three-time Formula 1 world champion Sir Jackie Stewart tells Lewis Hamilton to "resign" from the sport after a sub-optimal start to his 2022 season. Hamilton currently sits in sixth place in the drivers' standings after nine rounds of the championship - two places below less-experienced teammate George Russell who joined

Max Verstappen held off a charging Carlos Sainz to take his fifth victory of the last six races at the Canadian Grand Prix, as reliability issues swing once again between the top two teams. The Dutchman extends his command of the drivers’ championship to a whopping 49 points advantage ahead

Mercedes' Azerbaijan Grand Prix was a tale of frustration, pain and achievement with the team securing its best? result of the season whilst its drivers George Russell and Lewis Hamilton endured debilitating bouncing. After finishing an impressive P4 behind Russell, seven-time champion Hamilton was noticeably struggling to extricate himself from

Red Bull were assuredly set to retain Monaco Grand Prix winner Sergio Perez for next season and beyond after the Mexican accidentally confirmed it ahead of the podium celebrations. The most recent worst kept secret in Formula 1 has now been officially announced with Perez committing his future to the

Daniel Ricciardo was hugely disappointed after his “really sad race” in Barcelona, as Zak Brown admits he hasn’t met McLaren’s expectations so far. Ricciardo took the chequered flag in P12 after a frustrating race in the McLaren spent battling against a distinct lack of grip throughout compared to