Alonso loses podium finish at F1’s Saudi GP after penalty
Fernando Alonso has lost his 100th Formula 1 podium, having been handed a penalty by the FIA stewards after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at Jeddah
Fernando Alonso has lost his 100th Formula 1 podium, having been handed a penalty by the FIA stewards after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at Jeddah
There’s a clear difference in outlook between George Russell and Lewis Hamilton amid Mercedes’ current Formula 1 problems. There’s a very good reason for that, and Russell’s well aware of it
There’s an eye-catching and against-expectations trend developing in one particular intra-team battle in the 2023 Formula 1 midfield
Max Verstappen’s Formula 1 rivals are sure he can still win the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix from 15th on the grid. We assess his chances
Can Fernando Alonso trouble polesitter Sergio Perez in Formula 1’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix? Mark Hughes compares their fastest qualifying efforts and explains where Perez and Red Bull have the advantage over Alonso and the Aston
A weird track limits infraction, a spin, a wall hit and last on the grid added up to a disastrous Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying for Logan Sargeant. But up to then, he’d been impressing in Jeddah and on course to outperform team-mate Alex Albon
Lando Norris starts on the back row of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix grid thanks to a “silly error” in Q1, but McLaren’s actually in better shape here – as proved by Oscar Piastri
Mercedes is working on new developments that already show a big gain relative to its current Formula 1 car, according to team boss Toto Wolff
Lewis Hamilton says he “doesn’t feel connected” to Mercedes’ 2023 Formula 1 car after he qualified four places behind his team-mate George Russell at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Defending F1 champion Max Verstappen expects a Saudi Arabian Grand Prix victory bid will be a long shot after his driveshaft failure in qualifying, which he described as “something I don’t understand”
