F1 returns for a second trip Stateside in 2023 for the US Grand Prix this weekend, and while both titles are now wrapped up, there’s still plenty to be decided for the rest of the season.
Given just how dominant Red Bull and Max Verstappen have been this season, for Ferrari and Carlos Sainz to upset the form book in Singapore was a welcome sight for fans of variety in Formula 1.
Max Verstappen broke an all-time F1 record by taking his 10th consecutive victory at Monza last time out, and unsurprisingly he’s hot favourite to win at Singapore this weekend.
Formula 1 drivers' huge salaries can make them some of the highest-paid athletes in the world, if they are successful enough.
The tale of Lewis Hamilton in Formula 1 is that of unprecedented success on many levels, hence why it seems almost unusual that he has gone 10 races without a win.
The last time Fernando Alonso was on the front row was coincidentally the last time he took pole position in Formula 1 – way back at the 2012 German Grand Prix.
Even though there is still plenty of time to turn things around, it feels we’ve been here before with Ferrari.
We've recently had the Monaco Grand Prix and Indianapolis 500, now it's the turn of the 24 Hours of Le Mans as motorsport's Triple Crown comes to an end at the weekend.
For someone like Fernando Alonso, widely regarded as one of Formula 1’s greatest ever drivers, to go nine full years without a race win feels completely baffling – but here we are.
We’d like to wish Formula 1 a very happy birthday, as Friday, May 13 is the 72nd anniversary of the first World Championship Grand Prix at Silverstone. But a lot has changed since 1950…