Why I’m glad Herta won’t make an F1 switch
Andretti’s collapsed Formula 1 move denies Colton Herta the chance to make a shock switch. But that’s not a bad thing, argues our American Editor Jack Benyon
Andretti’s collapsed Formula 1 move denies Colton Herta the chance to make a shock switch. But that’s not a bad thing, argues our American Editor Jack Benyon
F1 Esports gets back underway this week with races at Silverstone, Spa and Monza. Nathan Quinn recaps the key talking points from round one
Did a third place in both qualifying and the race mark Sergio Perez’s strongest weekend as a Red Bull F1 driver? Edd Straw takes an in-depth look at his weekend
AlphaTauri prioritised the continued rebuilding of its F1 rookie Yuki Tsunoda’s confidence in the US GP, and it paid off
Details have emerged of ex-F1 driver Nico Hulkenberg’s test with Arrow McLaren SP, which could be pivotal to his IndyCar prospects
Haas needs to look into why Nikita Mazepin suffered from burning feet in a “very lonely, boring and painful” United States Grand Prix that he also suffered a loose headrest in
Our F1 journalists explore why the United States GP stands as a perfect example of how special this title fight is
Carlos Sainz’s deliberately ceded positions to both Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris in the early stages of Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix, a double penalty for his brief excursion onto the Turn 12 runoff on the opening lap
Mercedes needs to “retrace the weekend” to understand why it lost performance over the United States Grand Prix and what made it so weak on the medium tyre, after losing points in both Formula 1 title fights
After a US GP in which the F1 title rivals (and a cranky Fernando Alonso) stole the show, Edd Straw rates all the drivers’ performances
