Haas driver Kevin Magnussen is convinced he and his Formula 1 peers will not be lacking in race fitness once the season gets underway, as he believes grand prix racing isn’t comparable with other sports in this aspect
Mercedes will run a revised all-black base livery on its 2020 Formula 1 car this season as a “statement that we stand against racism and discrimination in all forms”
Normally it’s their off-track or in-garage actions that reveal most about Formula 1 drivers. But as racing prepares to resume, our perceptions of several drivers have changed or been enhanced by their lockdown activities
Racing Point technical director Andrew Green says Formula 1 cars will have a major aerodynamic revamp in 2021 despite having mechanical parts being carried over, yet likely end up slower
The 2020 Formula 1 season is previewed again in the latest edition of The Race F1 Podcast, but the season that we look ahead to is very different to the one that we discussed three months ago ahead of the abandoned Australian Grand Prix
Formula E’s inaugural champion Nelson Piquet Jr and former Audi driver Daniel Abt are being considered for a potential return for August’s Berlin races, which will make up the remainder of the 2019/20 season
Martin Brundle and Johnny Herbert have watched Sebastian Vettel’s entire Formula 1 career and believe he’s in a great position for his final season at Ferrari – despite what may be expected
Though Lando Norris had a strong Formula 1 rookie season, Ferrari-bound Carlos Sainz Jr was comfortably McLaren’s top scorer. But as the 2020 campaign begins, there are reasons for McLaren to believe it’s kept hold of its better prospect
World’s Fastest Gamer winner James Baldwin and Haas Formula 1 driver Romain Grosjean won the virtual Race of Champions’ Nations Cup, as World Rallycross champion Timmy Hansen prevailed in the individual contest
Renault driver Daniel Ricciardo believes driving a 2020 Formula 1 car at Mugello would be “insane” should the Italian venue hold a grand prix this season