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Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz spent just 23 F1 grands prix as a pairing but their relationship has been declared as "toxic" while F1 has been warned over a potential track-limits crisis at the upcoming French Grand Prix.

Michael Masi has finally broken his silence following last season's controversy in Abu Dhabi and his subsequent exit from the FIA. Sergio Perez has urged his peers to continue to 'work together' with race direction for the good of F1, whilst also suggesting it is time for permanent stewards.

Multiple incidents of fan abuse cast a dark shadow over the Austrian Grand Prix while Carlos Sainz called in the FIA to learn lessons from the marshal’s slow response time to his stricken Ferrari as it was engulfed in flames.

A recap of all the action at the Austrian Grand Prix as Charles Leclerc wins for the first time since Australia but reliability problems rise again for the Scuderia and max Verstappen struggles with his RB18.

Max Verstappen will start the Austrian Grand Prix on pole position after breezing to victory in a dramatic sprint.  The reigning F1 world champion was briefly challenged by Carlos Sainz on the opening lap but eventually comfortably kept the Ferraris at bay to take the eight points on offer and extend his championship lead.

Max Verstappen has hit back at Lewis Hamilton following the Mercedes driver's dig at his Red Bull rival after Sunday's British Grand Prix while Charles Leclerc has clarified why Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto paid him a visit to Monaco at a time when he was trying to "disconnect" following an infuriating British Grand Prix result.

F1's European season is well and truly underway with races now coming thick and fast. The Austrian Grand Prix marks the end of a double-header with Britain and will have a lot to live up to after a dramatic and thrilling race at Silverstone last weekend. Sprint returns as well to add some extra spice. With Max Verstappen remaining in command of the championship, can Ferrari continue its comeback w...

Chairman of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association Alex Wurz has suggested he has launched talks with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem over safety concerns prompted by two horror crashes at the British Grand Prix weekend while Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed F1 still needs to tidy up the detail of the 2026 power unit regulations before teams can vote on finalising plans.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has labelled the FIA's insinuation that rival teams have abused floor flexibility regulations as "a shocker" while Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer has conceded the FIA is "duty-bound" to act upon potential safety issues.

Charles Leclerc revealed he is overcoming the mental effects of a “rollercoaster ride” in recent races after failing to capitalise on title rival Max Verstappen’s difficult day at the British Grand Prix while Lewis Hamilton is confident Mercedes is now "not far away" from finally breaking its winless streak this season after he scored back-to-back podiums for the first time.

Lewis Hamilton has levelled a dig at reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen after going wheel to wheel with Charles Leclerc at the British Grand Prix.

Carlos Sainz went on to charge to his first F1 victory, as Zhou Guanyu got involved in a scary accident at the British Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton believes his British Grand Prix army of fans "are still feeling the pain from last year" after they booed Max Verstappen following qualifying at Silverstone.

Lewis Hamilton has criticised the scripted reactions to the Nelson Piquet racism storm and demanded the sport finally take "real action".

Max Verstappen has criticised F1 for banning Nelson Piquet after the Brazilian used a racial slur when describing Lewis Hamiton. Lewis Hamilton has declared he will race in this weekend's British Grand Prix despite again failing to have his nose stud removed.

After a weekend break, F1 returns to the British Grand Prix as the sport enters an intense period of racing through July. Silverstone plays host to the first of four races in a five-week period before the traditional summer break when teams close their factories and personnel take time off. Max Verstappen enters the weekend with a 46-point lead over team-mate Sergio Perez in the drivers' standings...

Lewis Hamilton has turned on the "old voices" in F1 after comments made by Nelson Piquet and Bernie Ecclestone that have cast a shadow over the sport and F1 is finally set to vote on the regulations for the new power units in 2026 in the coming weeks after the FIA World Motor Sport Council provided an update at its latest meeting.

Lewis Hamilton has hit back at three-time F1 champion Nelson Piquet after the Brazilian used a racial slur to describe the Mercedes driver, while Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has conceded F1 will be unable to finalise its new engine regulations this month with a September vote now likely.

Bernie Ecclestone has questioned the extent of the pain suffered by Lewis Hamilton as a result of porpoising at recent F1 grands prix while F1 has declared itself "racing towards" its target of being net-zero carbon by 2030, with new branding highlighting its push on show from this weekend's British Grand Prix.

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AlphaTauri driver Pierre Gasly has denied that F1 has made a "wrong turn" with its technical regulations after the bouncing saga intensified in Canada while Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer believes an ally to Toto Wolff can be trusted in the wake of the controversial technical directive row that erupted in Canada. Discord: https://discord.gg/8JYUXku2cp

Lewis Hamilton has been urged to bring the curtain down now on his F1 career while he believes he is the "best team-mate" he has been in F1 this year after helping Mercedes address various issues with its W13 concept.

Sergio Pérez has claimed that 24-year-old F1 world champion Max Verstappen could already be F1's greatest driver of all time while Kevin Magnussen has accused the FIA of being too easily influenced after being forced to pit to fix his damaged front wing at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has accused the FIA of being "overtly biased" in favour of Mercedes with its technical directive at the Canadian Grand Prix while Lewis Hamilton has joked George Russell can take on Mercedes 'guinea pig' duties in the second half of the F1 season after so far playing the role.

Sergio Perez was left to bitterly reflect on a "very painful" Canadian Grand Prix and the "zero" against his name in his bid for this year's F1 title while Lewis Hamilton has revealed the "drastic changes" made by his Mercedes team led to a Canadian Grand Prix podium after being led down a "dreadful" avenue early in the weekend.