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Max Verstappen reveals why he didn’t ‘block’ Charles Leclerc to help Sergio Perez

Max Verstappen’s perfect end to what has been a perfect year for the Dutchman was perhaps overshadowed somewhat, after team-mate Sergio Pérez failed to seal Red Bull a one-two in the Drivers’ Championship. Given that Verstappen claimed the Drivers’ Championship once again and Red Bull achieved their first Constructors’ Championship since 2013, Pérez claiming second

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Ferrari yet to agree to 2026 power unit regulations

2026 will be a big year for Formula 1, as not only will Audi complete their takeover of Sauber and join the grid for the first time, but the sport will also undergo a major change in engine regulations. Every engine manufacturer will have to sign up to the new rules and formally enter for

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Lewis Hamilton vows to ‘adapt’ to Max Verstappen

Formula 1 fans were given a flashback to 2021 in Sao Paulo, as Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen went wheel to wheel around Interlagos, ending in a controversial incident just like last year. In 2021 the pair were in the heat of a title battle and the Dutchman was accused of forcing Hamilton off the

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Sebastian Vettel unhappy with 2022 changes

The new regulations set by the FIA were supposed to ensure that there was more of a level playing field in Formula 1, and make the sport more entertaining for fans. The new car design’s main feature was that it could run much better in dirty air, making following cars in front much easier than

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Kevin Magnussen breaks silence on Mick Schumacher axing

Mick Schumacher is aiming to “prove” Haas wrong, following on from it being announced that he will be replaced by Nico Hulkenberg next season. It was widely speculated that the 23-year-old wouldn’t be retained for next season, with Haas deciding not to extend his contract, which expires at the end of 2022. The American side

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Carlos Sainz on Mattia Binotto sacking: ‘I prefer not to talk about it’

Ferrari have denied all reports that team principal Mattia Binotto is set to be sacked, despite the speculation coming from reliable sources. A number of Italian publications revealed that Ferrari president John Elkann has decided that it’s time for Binotto to go, with Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur tipped as the favourite to replace him

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