The Latest Breaking News from F1

Speculation is mounting over the future of Charles Leclerc at Ferrari with the Italian giants seemingly in turmoil amid their difficult start to the 2023 F1 season

While the introduction of a cost cap since the start of 2021 is widely viewed as having been a success in closing up the field, there are some areas where its scope is felt to be too restrictive. 

The son of one-time Formula 1 grand prix winner Jarno is focusing on Japan’s second-tier single-seater series for his third season in car racing after becoming a part of the Toyota-aligned TOM’S squad’s four-car line-up.

Given Max Verstappen’s speed throughout the Jeddah weekend, many still expected him to be a threat for victory despite starting 15th. But, while the reigning champion easily made his way into second, team-mate Perez managed to stay out of reach to record his fifth F1 win.

Since retiring from F1 and his subsequent sportscar career, the 1995 Canadian Grand Prix victor has made a number of appearances in historic machinery, including competing at the Goodwood Revival and in the Monaco GP Historique.

Formula 1 stars Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris endured a tough Saudi Arabian Grand Prix last weekend, but looked to wind down by enjoying a round of golf together

Flavio Briatore, who won four F1 World titles with Benetton and Renault, has slammed Ferrari for allowing a rule change to be made which he believes has majorly affected them so far this season

American F1 viewers can watch every race live on ESPN channels commercial-free from lights-out to checkered flag in 2023. The races are broadcast on ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC channels, with all practice sessions and qualifying – also shown live – moving around its channels (including ESPNU or ESPNews).

Mercedes Toto Wolff has seen his team struggle over the last year or so and F1 icon Eddie Jordan had some advice for Austrian as the Silver Arrows look to turn their fortunes around