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McLaren boss sends Lando Norris 2025 warning as Red Bull attempt to lure him

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has openly admitted that McLaren won’t be performing at “full strength” until 2025, as a result of the “speedbump” they’ve hit this season. McLaren have endured a challenging start to the season both on and off the circuit. On the circuit, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have been driving an

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Lewis Hamilton agrees with Fernando Alonso with ‘no need’ remark

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem and F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali have expressed their shared belief that modern Formula 1 cars, weighing around 800kg, have become excessively cumbersome compared to their predecessors from a few decades ago.  However, the prospect of making the cars lighter has been met with scepticism by driver Fernando Alonso, who pointed

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Lewis Hamilton shows off his questionable fashion sense (again)

Seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton was seen wearing a bold and bright jumper ahead of Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix, where he claimed a second consecutive podium of the season. Hamilton has always been known for having a unique fashion sense, with him having once again worn an unmissable outfit at the Circuit de Gilles-Villeneuve. On

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Nyck de Vries speaks out amid Red Bull axe rumours

Nyck de Vries has endured a turbulent start to his rookie campaign at AlphaTauri, with him having already been linked with an early exit. The Dutchman has found some better form in recent rounds ahead of this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix; however, Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko was forced to show the 28-year-old a

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Aston Martin ruined Fernando Alonso’s chances of defeating Max Verstappen

Fernando Alonso’s second-place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix was his sixth podium of the season.  The two-time world champion lost his place to Lewis Hamilton at the start of the race but successfully held off George Russell to stay third.  Alonso’s return to second never looked in doubt as the Spaniard pursued Hamilton with

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Daniel Ricciardo accuses Lewis Hamilton of trying to manipulate Max Verstappen

Red Bull development driver Daniel Ricciardo believes Lewis Hamilton was trying to discover some of the Milton Keynes-based side’s secrets after the Canadian Grand Prix, where he claimed his second consecutive podium of 2023. Hamilton finished third at the Circuit de Gilles-Villeneuve after losing out to former team-mate Fernando Alonso, who claimed second. Unsurprisingly, it

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Nikita Mazepin speaks out on never racing in Formula 1 again

Nikita Mazepin, who was forced out of Haas and Formula 1 due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, has expressed that it would not be the end of the world if he is unable to make a comeback to the sport.  Last week, a judge rejected his request to enter the UK for discussions with teams

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McLaren stunned by Lando Norris penalty

Lando Norris’ Canadian Grand Prix ended with the Briton having a points finish stripped from him, as a result of showing “unsportsmanlike conduct” during the race’s only Safety Car period. The McLaren driver put on a show at the Circuit de Gilles-Villeneuve, with Norris having been responsible for the majority of the action on Sunday.

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Should Red Bull fire Sergio Perez and bring back Daniel Ricciardo?

With Sergio Perez having endured a third consecutive below-par weekend, is it finally time for Red Bull to consider their options for 2024? Perez’s downfall since finishing second at the Miami Grand Prix has been extraordinary, with the Mexican having seen his chances of winning the Drivers’ Championship this season all but disappear. The 33-year-old

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Fernando Alonso’s age blamed for Max Verstappen defeat

Former racing car driver David Kennedy believes the Monaco Grand Prix was Fernando Alonso’s for the taking.  The Spaniard continued his formidable run of form and looked to have secured pole position in Monaco had he not been beaten by the reigning world champion Max Verstappen. Kennedy believes the qualifying battle between Alonso and Verstappen

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