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Charles Leclerc makes admission after Max Verstappen incident

Charles Leclerc has openly admitted that he would’ve done “exactly the same” as Max Verstappen on the run up to the first corner in Saturday’s sprint race, had he been in the Dutchman’s position. Starting from second in the sprint at the United States Grand Prix, it was Leclerc who made the better launch off

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Ted Kravitz makes huge Haas prediction

Ahead of the United States Grand Prix, Sky Sports F1 pundit Ted Kravitz has issued a compelling prediction: “watch out for Haas.”  This anticipation stems from the American-based team’s bold decision to veer away from their long-standing association with Ferrari’s concept, opting instead to embrace Red Bull’s innovative approach following their spectacular 2022 season. Haas’s

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Zak Brown downplays Lando Norris concerns

Zak Brown, the CEO of McLaren Racing, has expressed his understanding of Lando Norris’s frustration over teammate Oscar Piastri’s victory, while also praising Norris’s growth in the sport.  The British driver has been in the headlines for his candid remarks and comments regarding his pursuit of a maiden Grand Prix win. During the last race

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Christian Horner told he must apologise to Ted Kravitz

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is clearly still not on good terms with Sky Sports F1 reporter Ted Kravitz, after firing a dig at the veteran reporter during Saturday’s sprint shootout. Horner and Kravitz have been on sketchy terms ever since the reporter insisted that Lewis Hamilton was “robbed” of the 2021 Drivers’ Championship

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Lewis Hamilton praises being ‘able to watch’ Red Bull during US GP sprint

Lewis Hamilton revealed after finishing second in Saturday’s sprint race at the United States Grand Prix that he used his position on the circuit to “watch” where Red Bull and Max Verstappen were strong, something he found very interesting. The Mercedes driver qualified in third for the sprint race and actually made a poor start,

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George Russell accepts responsibility

George Russell was quick to accept responsibility for the two penalties he received on Sprint Saturday at the United States Grand Prix, which ultimately ruined his day. Russell was on the receiving end of a three-place grid penalty during the sprint shootout after impeding Charles Leclerc, something which demoted him to P11. “And penalty for

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Sergio Perez faces ‘critical’ test

Martin Brundle has sounded a warning for Sergio Perez, emphasising the need for the Mexican driver to improve his performances in the final five races of the 2023 season to secure his future with Red Bull.  Recent times have been less than favourable for Perez, with mounting pressure casting uncertainty over his Formula 1 career.

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Charles Leclerc ‘happy’ with Max Verstappen aggression

Charles Leclerc admitted after Saturday’s Sprint race at the United States Grand Prix that he was “happy” with how aggressive Max Verstappen was on the opening lap, who he battled with on the run up to the first corner. It was the Monegasque who made the better launch off the line in P2 despite being

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Lance Stroll’s absence sparks conspiracy theories

The Formula 1 community found itself embroiled in a frenzy of speculation and conspiracy theories at the recent US Grand Prix when a surprising image blunder left fans and experts bewildered.  While the promotional materials were expected to feature all 20 drivers, the absence of Lance Stroll, representing Aston Martin, raised eyebrows.  Instead, the poster

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Lewis Hamilton accuses FIA of poor communication

Lewis Hamilton has responded to the FIA’s decision to “revisit” the penalty imposed on him in Qatar, attributing the situation to poor communication rather than being singled out for disciplinary action. Following the Qatar Grand Prix, Hamilton, the Mercedes driver, was fined €50,000 (£43,000), with €25,000 (£21,000) of the fine suspended for the remainder of

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