Winners and losers from F1’s French Grand Prix
Our writers separate the good from the bad after Max Verstappen and Red Bull claimed a stunning victory in the French Grand Prix
Our writers separate the good from the bad after Max Verstappen and Red Bull claimed a stunning victory in the French Grand Prix
Max Verstappen overcame Formula 1 world championship rival Lewis Hamilton with a penultimate lap pass to win an absorbing French Grand Prix
Formula 1 rookie Yuki Tsunoda will start the French Grand Prix from the pitlane because of changes made after his qualifying crash
As Pierre Gasly continues to star, AlphaTauri boss Franz Tost has declared he’s moved to “another level” and is now “among the best drivers in Formula 1”. Is he? And if so, what does that mean for his future?
Red Bull’s high rake concept allowed it to have a decisive advantage over Mercedes in Formula 1 qualifying at the French Grand Prix as Mark Hughes explains
Kevin Magnussen has reunited with the McLaren brand to make his IndyCar debut this weekend, six years after his last race with the Formula 1 team. Why didn’t that relationship – which started so spectacularly – work out?
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has admitted he was joking when he said he might not choose between Valtteri Bottas and George Russell for 2022 until next February. But his genuine thoughts about the timescale for that decision might raise eyebrows too
Lando Norris’s issue in the second part of French Grand Prix qualifying was a lack of fuel in his McLaren Formula 1 car
Lewis Hamilton has suggested a return to refuelling could be a solution to both Formula 1’s increasing car weight and the increasing stress placed on Pirelli’s tyres
Paul Ricard was tipped as the circuit where Mercedes would reassert its Formula 1 supremacy, but it’s Max Verstappen’s Red Bull on French Grand Prix pole. How significant is that?
