Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks “moaning” Formula 1 title rival McLaren is ‘lighting fires” with its criticism of RB20’s front bib adjusting device to distract from its own legality issues
Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz took top spot ahead of team-mate Charles Leclerc in the first and only practice session for the 2024 United States Formula 1 Grand Prix - with title contender Max Verstappen third and 0.253s off the pace
With six races of F1 2024 to go, there's a whole bunch of Formula 1 upgrades at the United States Grand Prix that might change the pecking order once more
Is the FIA action around Red Bull’s floor height adjusting device covering off potential misuse or tackling an actual rules breach? When does an F1 design trick actually become illegal? Scott Mitchell-Malm attempts to unravel the situation
Formula E has scrapped controversial plans to introduce points for leaders on specific laps of races, while pit stops could return for the first time since 2018 instead
Day one of MotoGP's Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island featured scares for championship contenders Jorge Martin and Pecco Bagnaia, a complete washout of the first practice session and a red flag for a stray goose - plus Marc Marquez going fastest ahead of brother Alex.
Red Bull has admitted it's the Formula 1 team at the centre of the controversy over a ride-height adjustment device that has prompted FIA action ahead of the United States Grand Prix
The Formula 1 paddock is bursting with rumours surrounding one team allegedly using a cockpit-activated device which can change the height of the leading edge of the floor (the ‘bib’ or ‘tea tray’) between qualifying and race