Is Ferrari 2022 F1 title challenge back on? Our verdict
Charles Leclerc’s Austrian GP win helped him and Ferrari reduce their standings deficits. Is the team back in with a serious chance of ending its long-running F1 title drought after all?
Charles Leclerc’s Austrian GP win helped him and Ferrari reduce their standings deficits. Is the team back in with a serious chance of ending its long-running F1 title drought after all?
Ferrari is in no position to let Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz race each other hard – and must let them know where they stand
Formula 1 has raised reports of female fans suffering sexual harassment with the Austrian Grand Prix promoter and security at the event
Fernando Alonso’s inability to even start was just one case of fortune defining the outcome of a driver’s sprint at the Austrian GP
Haas driver Mick Schumacher was critical of the way the team handled its Austrian Grand Prix sprint race – but F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has defended its “stage-managed” performance
Here’s why as many as seven F1 drivers were investigated over formation lap radio chatter in the Austrian GP sprint
George Russell took fourth in the Austrian GP sprint race using a different specification of rear wing to that he used in qualifying, for which he and his Mercedes Formula 1 team did not receive a penalty
Aston Martin Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel has incurred a suspended €25,000 fine for leaving an Austrian Grand Prix drivers’ meeting without permission
Charles Leclerc says that he and Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz “can’t afford” to fight each other as hard on Sunday as they did in the sprint
Mercedes Formula 1 driver George Russell says he and his peers are pushing for a more consistent cast of stewards and a single race director, and that this was a talking point in the heated Friday drivers’ briefing that led to Sebastian Vettel being summoned to the stewards
