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Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc are crazy close in the F1 standings – and whoever wins their duel, for Ferrari it’s already a triumph
Six races across eight weekends will decide the destination of the Formula 1 titles. But which tracks will best suit Mercedes and Red Bull? Edd Straw gives his verdict
Too confusing? Potentially boring? Full of costly loopholes and potential for ploys? Or is 2022 qualifying format just what Formula E needs?
Fabio Quartararo is almost certainly going to be 2021 MotoGP champion. So here are the things to watch in the season’s remaining three grands prix
Formula 1 rookie Yuki Tsunoda is stuck in a downwards confidence spiral because of AlphaTauri team-mate Pierre Gasly’s performances. It’s a situation Gasly experienced himself against Max Verstappen at Red Bull
The latest episode of The Race F1 Podcast sets the scene for the denouement of the 2021 Formula 1 world championship battle between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton
Williams reserve Jack Aitken may well end up a one-time-only Formula 1 starter, but he’s setting himself up for a long career in sportscars – despite a horrific crash interrupting his first season with Lamborghini
F1’s increasing footprint in the USA could lead to a third race, potentially in Las Vegas, joining the calendar in the coming years
The late Dan Wheldon – who died 10 years ago this weekend – was famously (and surprisingly) an oval specialist. Yet he won perhaps the most important IndyCar street race of the modern era
Driver market shocks permitting, Antonio Giovinazzi is heading into the final few races of his Formula 1 career. And he’s frustrated but fatalistic about that, as Edd Straw discovered
Formula 1 team radio is a tame waste of access to protagonists that other sports would love to have, says Sam Smith. Here’s what he wants to see instead
Patricio O’Ward’s aggressive style stands out even by IndyCar standards, but he’s plenty adaptable enough to make it work in F1 if given the chance
