Red Bull breached F1 budget cap, penalty not yet decided
The FIA has officially announced that Red Bull breached Formula 1’s cost cap limit during the 2021 season by overspending
The FIA has officially announced that Red Bull breached Formula 1’s cost cap limit during the 2021 season by overspending
Max Verstappen may have won the Japanese Grand Prix as well as his second F1 title and Sebastian Vettel may have earned driver of the day but neither is the highest-rated driver in Edd Straw’s ratings this week
The FIA has rightly launched a review of how recovery vehicles were deployed in Formula 1’s Japanese Grand Prix. But it shouldn’t just stop there, argues Gary Anderson – who says every aspect of the way the regulations are structured needs looking at
The FIA’s initial response to the Suzuka truck near-miss was to focus on Pierre Gasly’s driving. But amid outrage from Formula 1 drivers and teams, an investigation is underway. Our video examines the incident and response
The mistaken rule that allowed Max Verstappen to seal the 2022 Formula 1 title in the Japanese Grand Prix after all is expected to be altered to avoid a repeat
Did Formula 1 and the FIA cover themselves in glory with the way the Japanese Grand Prix was handled? Not particularly. But Mark Hughes says that needn’t take anything away from Max Verstappen, who took apart the opposition on his way to his second title
The Race F1 Podcast looks at title number two for Max Verstappen on a day where controversy and confusion at Suzuka stole the headlines
So, Max Verstappen is the 2022 Formula 1 champion with four races to spare. Even if the title was confirmed in peculiar circumstances, it’s been an inevitable run for the Red Bull driver of late. Here are the moments that gradually transformed a fascinating fight into a Verstappen steamroller
Formula 1’s return to Suzuka for the first time in three years delivered half the racing action we expected but far more drama than was anticipated, but who were the biggest winners and losers? Our writers give their verdict
The FIA says it has “launched a thorough review” into how recovery vehicles were used in the Japanese Grand Prix, after heavy criticism from Formula 1 drivers
