Five key things F1 could change – but not until 2024
Formula 1’s stakeholders are discussing several key potential changes to the current rules – but they won’t be implemented before the 2024 season
Formula 1’s stakeholders are discussing several key potential changes to the current rules – but they won’t be implemented before the 2024 season
Formula 1 is setting up its own all-female junior series – is this the right move towards improving gender diversity on the grid or a dead end that misses the point?
F1 champion Max Verstappen topped the final Friday practice session of the season in Abu Dhabi, leading Brazilian GP winner George Russell
Daniel Ricciardo is closing on a return to Red Bull, most likely as reserve, while targeting a full-time return to the F1 grid in 2024
Formula 1 has launched a new all-female racing series – F1 Academy – that will feature a grid of 15 cars and 21 races across seven events in 2023.
Fresh off its first win of the season delivered with a 1-2 in Brazil, Mercedes again locked out the top two spots in the opening practice for the Formula 1 season finale in Abu Dhabi
Mika Hakkinen believes fellow two-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen sent his Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez an important message by refusing team orders in the Brazilian Grand Prix
Seven Formula 1 ‘eras’ – of varying lengths of time – end at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend. But which of them will be viewed as successes, and who’ll be glad to see the back of theirs?
Sergio Perez has denied claims he crashed deliberately during Formula 1 qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix, and said Red Bull’s talks in Brazil focused only on the application of team orders that day and not Max Verstappen’s wider reason for snubbing them
Max Verstappen furiously hit back at “ridiculous” media reports and “disgusting” attacks and threats towards his family on social media in the wake of the Red Bull F1 team orders row at the Brazilian GP
