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Toto Wolff was confronted by chanting fans at the Austrian Grand Prix, with supporters demanding that he sign four-time world champion Max Verstappen. Fans at the Red Bull Ring, widely considered something of a second home race for Verstappen, began singing “Toto, sign Max” directly at the Mercedes team principal. Wolff responded to the chants

Ferrari’s hopes of mounting a genuine Formula 1 title challenge have been tempered by serious concerns over power unit performance at the next two circuits on the calendar. Lewis Hamilton won in Barcelona to raise expectations around Ferrari’s competitiveness, but the seven-time world champion is cautious about what lies ahead at Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps. Hamilton

The 2026 British Grand Prix is set to take place this weekend at Silverstone, with weather conditions unusually favourable for a UK motorsport event. Wet weather has historically played a major role at the British GP, with both the 2024 and 2025 races seeing disruption from rain at the Northamptonshire circuit. This year, forecasters are

Autosport has launched a monthly poll giving fans the chance to vote for the standout drivers and moments from June’s racing action worldwide. The poll covers multiple motorsport categories, including Formula 1, NASCAR, IndyCar, MotoGP, and Sportscars, with four nominees in each section. Voters can also select their favourite moment of the month from across

Red Bull’s 2026 season has been a major struggle, with Max Verstappen yet to take a single grand prix victory throughout the campaign. The four-time world champion has found himself battling midfield drivers rather than the title contenders he was used to fighting in previous seasons. Verstappen has regularly found himself scrapping with the likes

Max Verstappen remains contracted to Red Bull until the end of 2028, yet his future has once again become the dominant storyline consuming the Formula 1 paddock. Earlier in the season, the main concern was whether Verstappen would continue in Formula 1 at all, given his dissatisfaction with the technical regulations introduced for 2026. Step-by-step

Former F1 team manager Peter Windsor has launched a sharp critique of George Russell following his pole position lap at the Austrian Grand Prix. Russell secured pole at the Red Bull Ring under contentious circumstances after Max Verstappen crashed heavily at Turn 9 during the closing moments of qualifying. Following Verstappen’s impact with the wall,

George Russell has admitted he adopted an unconventional driving style to claim victory at the Austrian Grand Prix and secure his second win of the 2026 season. The Mercedes driver converted his pole position into a race win at the Red Bull Ring, closing the gap to championship leader Kimi Antonelli to 40 points heading

George Russell has publicly confirmed he will remain at Mercedes next season, despite admitting the subject has never formally been raised with team principal Toto Wolff. The British driver made the comments following his victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, his second win of the 2026 Formula 1 season. Russell’s win in Austria helped reduce

Max Verstappen has warned that the British Grand Prix will feel like a completely different challenge compared to recent European rounds this season. The four-time world champion says Silverstone’s fast and flowing layout creates unique energy management difficulties that other recent circuits have largely avoided. Monaco was described as the most natural experience so far,