How Alonso learned to exploit F1’s weak ‘referees’
Fernando Alonso’s disagreement with Formula 1’s officiating has shifted from highlighting rivals’ transgressions to adapting to the fact “the referee is doing nothing” in some situations
Fernando Alonso’s disagreement with Formula 1’s officiating has shifted from highlighting rivals’ transgressions to adapting to the fact “the referee is doing nothing” in some situations
Red Bull is weighing up whether to request a review into Lewis Hamilton’s penalty for causing F1 rival Max Verstappen’s British GP crash
Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll reckons his son Lance and team-mate Sebastian Vettel are “about even” in F1 this season. The Race assesses his claim
The “yearly assessments” element in the announcement of the Sauber team’s extended Alfa Romeo Formula 1 branding deal seemed ominous. Is there long-term security or not? Scott Mitchell found out
Despite an improved Silverstone showing, Daniel Ricciardo says he’s come to accept that his McLaren situation won’t change overnight
Lando Norris is having a mighty 2021 Formula 1 season – it might even be the best campaign of any driver. It’s going so well that he’s in contention to beat a Red Bull and a Mercedes to third in the drivers’ championship. How’s Lando pulling off this giantkilling feat? He says he’s got “no
If Williams finds itself having to fill a George Russell-shaped hole in 2022, Dan Ticktum’s raw speed fits the bill. But it’s not that simple.
McLaren is the most upwardly-mobile team in Formula 1 right now, but there’s an area where it still expects to be at a disadvantage until 2024
Formula 1’s sprint was billed as a rare chance to see the cars raced truly flat-out, and led to suggestions of bringing back mid-race refuelling to achieve that as standard. But the data doesn’t back that theory up
George Russell admits he and Williams are ‘always going backwards’ on a Sunday. Have his Formula 1 qualifying heroics become a bit too good?
