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Fernando Alonso has revealed his plan to secure fourth position in the constructors' championship for Alpine and halt the threat posed by McLaren. Meanwhile, F1 is monitoring the current Covid situation in China as concerns grow over a return to Shanghai next season.

The Formula One circus is slowly but surely preparing for the 21st round of the world championship. Max Verstappen managed to take his 14th win of the season in Mexico and hopes to take the last two Grands Prix to his name as well. But in Brazil, Formula One will enter into a sprint weekend for the last time this year and so the pecking order on Sunday could look very different.

Lando Norris has backed Max Verstappen's criticism of F1's sprint race expansion while George Russell has expressed concern next year's Las Vegas Grand Prix may not live up to the hype for the F1 drivers but believes it will at least prove a draw for the fans.

Pierre Gasly must fear a race ban for the next seven months. The Frenchman currently has ten penalty points to his name, the first of which does not expire until May. Twelve will result in a suspension for one race weekend. And with his impending move to Alpine, the question then arises whether the AlphaTauri driver would not be better off deliberately looking for those last two penalty points in...

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer has urged incoming driver Pierre Gasly to "be more careful" with the Frenchman facing a potential race ban ahead of his winter move while Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies has criticised the minimal impact on Red Bull of its budget cap breach punishment.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has warned that six F1 teams are in danger of breaching the budget cap for this year.

Christian Horner has confirmed that Lando Norris has been under consideration for a Red Bull seat on more than one occasion while Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has hit back at critics of the team's handling this season of Mick Schumacher whose F1 future remains in doubt.

Martin Brundle has insisted Sky Sports F1 colleague Ted Kravitz has his "full support" as the Red Bull boycott saga continues. Meanwhile Lewis Hamilton headlines a free all-day launch party for the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday.

Fernando Alonso has likened his struggles with Alpine to the misery endured when he drove a Honda-powered McLaren while Sergio Pérez has conceded the Mexico City Grand Prix fans were "intense" but insisted his countrymen "will never hurt anyone" after fears grew over driver security.

Max Verstappen has accused Sky Sports F1 of being "disrespectful" and helping to fuel a "very toxic" social media while Lewis Hamilton believes Red Bull had the better tyre strategy after finishing second at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen has insisted Lewis Hamilton has to "do what he feels is right" after his rival confirmed talks have started with Mercedes over extending his F1 career into his 40s. Meanwhile Charles Leclerc has suggested he and Sergio Perez can take "more risks" in battling over the final three races given the season-defining stakes.

Christian Horner has claimed Red Bull's rivals would not have been happy with his team's budget cap penalty if the FIA had suggested burning down its windtunnel.

Max Verstappen has ruled out handing team-mate Sergio Perez victory in the Mexico City Grand Prix on a silver platter should the pair be first and second in the dying laps on Sunday. while Fernando Alonso has been reinstated in seventh place at the United States Grand Prix following a four-day saga.

Kevin Magnussen has slated the United States Grand Prix stewards' decision not to show Sergio Perez a black and orange flag for a mechanical issue as "bulls**t". Meanwhile Alfa Romeo team principal Fred Vasseur has deemed it "crucial" that Red Bull is handed a sporting penalty and not just a financial sanction for its budget cap breach.

Red Bull GmbH co-founder and owner Dietrich Mateschitz has died, aged 78. The news of Mateschitz's death was confirmed just over 40 minutes before qualifying for the United States Grand Prix, where Red Bull can secure its first constructors' title since 2013. Carlos Sainz has labelled his second F1 career pole position as a "bit of an adventure" after a windy United States Grand Prix qualifying se...

The United States Grand Prix is ​​scheduled for this weekend. Although Max Verstappen has already decided the drivers' world championship in his favor, there is plenty to look forward to at the Circuit of The Americas.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed a surprising plan for his retirement but warned he has no plan to exercise it any time soon while Lewis Hamilton has claimed he reinvented F1 steering wheels and "should have copyrighted" the design now employed across the grid.

Max Verstappen may well have been crowned Drivers' World Champion for a second consecutive year, but there is still plenty to dive into when it comes to the last few races of the season.

Toto Wolff has cast doubt on Mercedes' 2023 F1 title hopes after comparing his team's ongoing problems to that of turning an oil tanker while Carlos Sainz has questioned Red Bull's spending for this year as he feels the team has brought developments beyond what Ferrari believed to be possible within the budget cap.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed how last season's 'battle of titans' with Lewis Hamilton has aided Max Verstappen's dominance this term while Former F1 driver Martin Brundle has revealed Lewis Hamilton has stopped talking to him during his renowned pre-race grid walks.

Red Bull has expressed "surprise and disappointment" after the FIA confirmed the F1 team breached the 2021 budget cap while Fernando Alonso has called on the FIA to ensure the frightening tractor incident that took place in Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix is the "last, last, last" to occur in F1.

Max Verstappen has been confirmed as a double world champion by F1 after taking a dominant Japanese Grand Prix victory. But confusion reigned during the post-race media duties as the Dutchman was told of his success, despite believing he was still a point shy.

Lewis Hamilton has warned any inaction by the FIA against breaches of the budget cap would lead him to question the integrity of F1.

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has conceded a number of errors tallied to a "race to forget" at the Singapore Grand Prix while George Russell has urged F1 to reassess circuit design after a Singapore Grand Prix that left conditions in which it was "nigh-on impossible to overtake".

Sergio Perez has been confirmed as the winner of the Singapore Grand Prix despite being handed a penalty by the FIA.