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Charles Leclerc maintained his and Ferrari’s stranglehold on top spot in second practice for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but ended the session in the garage after clobbering the wall at Turn 4
Formula 1’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is proceeding as planned after a military attack from Yemen’s Houthi rebel group close to the Jeddah circuit
Formula 1’s second practice session for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was delayed after a missile from Yemen’s Houthi rebel group struck an Aramco facility close to the Jeddah circuit on Friday, beginning 15 minutes later than scheduled
Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc set the pace on the opening practice session of the 2022 season’s second round, the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Formula 1’s second Friday ‘show and tell’ reveals which teams have brought upgrades for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Mark Hughes runs through the changes declared by all 10 teams
Red Bull has a Saudi Arabian GP fix in place after major temperature management problems held Max Verstappen back in the F1 opener
Max Verstappen feels his friend and F1 peer Lando Norris was done a disservice by the latest season of Netflix’s Drive to Survive show
Both Red Bulls had enough fuel to finish the F1 opener, but neither could make use of it. Gary Anderson explains the mechanism in play
Formula 1 teams and drivers are split on whether porpoising will be better or worse at the high-speed Jeddah track. Edd Straw explains why there’s so much uncertainty
The Haas F1 team has never been the image of repeatable success – but there are reasons to believe it really can be now
Gary Anderson had been sceptical about the logic behind Ferrari’s sidepod design when its 2022 Formula 1 car first appeared. After its Bahrain Grand Prix 1-2, he takes a fresh look
Red Bull has corrected the problem that caused its double-DNF late in the 2022 Formula 1 season opener, and confirmed it was caused by a lack of fuel pressure
