The Latest Breaking News from Karun Chandhok

Former Formula One driver Karun Chandhok was at the wheel when the engine let go at the Goodwood Revival. He suffered a melted boot.

Goodwood’s Motor Circuit, like other ex-RAF Second World War aerodromes repurposed for car racing in peacetime, was not Britain’s grandest venue in its contemporary era. Aintree, with its imposing horse racing infrastructure, claimed that crown. Yet the hospitality lavished upon visiting sporting greats by the petrolhead ninth Duke of Richmond…

Two-time F1 world champion Fernando Alonso is rumoured to be dating Taylor Swift and the Sky Sports commentators made several references to the pop star during qualifying in Azerbaijan

Carlos Sainz was given a late penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso which saw him drop out of the points from fourth, while Logan Sargeant received nothing for slamming into Nyck de Vries

Russell beat his Mercedes team-mate Hamilton last time out at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and, on the eve of the race weekend in Australia, Chandhok thinks a repeat could be on the cards

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).

Hamilton gave a chilling assessment of how dominant Red Bull are this season after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, where he was blown away by Max Verstappen's pace

F1 cars have been powered by hybrids with fuel-powered engines and electric batteries since 2014, but Sky Sports pundit Karun Chandhok thinks there's a better way for the sport to go

McLaren may have Norris tied down to a contract until the 2025 season, but the Brit may be looking at ways he can get out of it if the team's progress continues to stall