Everything that happened in final F1 US GP practice
Newly-crowned 2022 Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen was fastest in the final practice session before qualifying in Austin
Newly-crowned 2022 Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen was fastest in the final practice session before qualifying in Austin
Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner calls it “absolutely shocking” to have been linked to cheating in a letter from McLaren to the FIA regarding Red Bull’s ongoing budget cap dispute
Logan Sargeant will get the second 2023 Formula 1 race seat at Williams, provided he qualifies for a superlicence
As Miami and Las Vegas pile on the hype, Austin is filling a bit of a different role in the growing American presence on the Formula 1 calendar
The Red Bull deal collapsing could’ve ended Porsche’s F1 plans then and there, but options to bring it into F1 are still being explored
Antonio Giovinazzi insisted his crash just four laps into US GP practice wouldn’t make any difference to his chances of a 2023 F1 return. That’s probably true given how slim his hopes are – but that doesn’t mean Haas wasn’t irritated
Friday at the United States Grand Prix was hard to read considering the tyre testing conducted on Pirelli’s behalf meant only the first session was relevant. But even then the data available offered few surprises, as Mark Hughes explains
IndyCar driver Alex Palou was restrained on his official Formula 1 debut with McLaren. We still have an idea of how he fared in US Grand Prix practice, though – the digging just needs to go beyond the headline times
Second practice for the United States Grand Prix at Austin was a bit of an anomaly – devoted almost entirely to trying Formula 1’s 2023 Pirelli tyres
Mercedes’ final aero upgrade to its 2022 Formula 1 car’s front wing takes it further into a rules grey area around something that was supposed to be eradicated this year, says Gary Anderson
