The Latest Breaking News from Nico Hulkenberg

We were due a mad one, weren't we? There's usually at least one Formula 1 race per year which goes off-script, usually thanks to a few lashings of rain, and Brazil gave us this year's instalment of a break with the usual competitive order.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen sensationally won Formula 1’s 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix after starting 17th in a wet weather thriller, as his pole-sitting title rival Lando Norris faltered for McLaren.

Another weekend, another Ferrari win overshadowed by squabble between title contenders. Carlos Sainz's crushing dominance of proceedings in Mexico fulfilled his prime objective of picking up at least one more win before leaving Ferrari at the end of 2024, but his presence on the TV screens was distinctly secondary to…

After every F1 qualifying session, Autosport publishes each team's qualifying record in terms of team-mate duels.

Formula 1 practice at non-sprint weekends is a well-known format - teams have an hour in both FP1 and FP2 on Fridays and then a third 60-minute session on Saturday before qualifying.

Valtteri Bottas is still awaiting a final decision from Sauber regarding his future with the Formula 1 team for 2025. It has yet to choose who will pilot its remaining car next season alongside current Haas driver Nico Hulkenberg, who signed for the team on a multi-year deal in April.

F1 reaction after Verstappen surges from P17 to P1 to win chaotic wet race in Sao Paulo on Sunday

Box-office? Definitely. This year’s edition of the F1 race at Austin’s Circuit of the Americas threw up a thrilling battle between the two title protagonists over third – one that predictably ended with a stewards’ call that split the audience. Ferrari’s commanding 1-2 was almost secondary to the battle between…

The Ferrari driver stole in at the start to take the spoils, as Max Verstappen and Lando Norris got tangled in a running battle