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Alpine Formula 1 team-mates Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon had a fierce fight in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, and boss Otmar Szafnauer is happy for them to do it again. But he admits there’s one element Alpine misjudged
Lewis Hamilton’s blunt verdict on Mercedes’ current Formula 1 form is that wins feel “a long, long way away” and that its car needs “more power and more grip”
There was very, very little to choose between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc, Red Bull and Ferrari in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, and Leclerc seemed to have it under control. Mark Hughes explains how and why that changed
Carlos Sainz and Ferrari say the FIA and Formula 1 need to take decisions faster after the “mess” around the order for Sergio Perez to relinquish third place before the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix restart
Stories of redemption, of differing degrees, for two F1 teams – but a host of missed opportunities too in the midfield. Here are The Race’s winners and losers from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Williams Formula 1 driver Alex Albon has been given a three-place grid penalty and two penalty points on his licence for his collision with Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll late in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Pierre Gasly felt like he was “dying inside the car” due to pain in his intestines late in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on the way to eighth for AlphaTauri
Another wheel to wheel fight for victory between likely Formula 1 title rivals Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc but Red Bull on top this time – with trick approaches to DRS zones playing a big part again. Here are our writers’ takes on what the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix says about 2022 F1
Max Verstappen overcame Charles Leclerc in a repeat of their duel from the Formula 1 season opener to win the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Mick Schumacher says the Saudi Arabian GP F1 circuit “definitely” needs revising in the wake of his huge qualifying crash
Formula 1 drivers want a specific Saudi Arabian Grand Prix circuit modification after two heavy accidents this weekend apparently caused by cars bottoming out on the same kerb. Scott Mitchell explains more
A balance that allows close but safe racing on ovals in IndyCar keeps proving elusive – as have crowds at many oval tracks. Last weekend’s Texas race at least managed to tackle one of those problems
