Behind the scenes at Red Bull's 2023 F1 launch: Chris Medland joined the drawn-out New York event and found himself talking to Stefano Domenicali, just as the presenters called the F1 CEO on to the stage
Christian Horner is starting his 19th season in charge of Red Bull. The longest-serving F1 team principal tells Chris Medland about his "remarkable journey" since taking over and gives his verdict on the latest team boss changes
Jack Aitken steps up to sports car racing's top category this weekend at the Daytona 24 Hours, where he's among the first to race in the new GTP class. He tells Chris Medland why racing the Cadillac will be a lot of fun
F1's lawyers sought to rein in FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after he publicly doubted that the series is worth a rumoured $20bn. What was once a petty rift is growing deeper, writes Chris Medland
The predictable cancellation of the Chinese Grand Prix leaves a month without Formula 1 racing early in the 2023 season. It could have easily been avoided, writes Chris Medland
Kudos to Williams and Mercedes. It’s been the off-season and therefore there are fewer opportunities to bump into F1 team members and get whispers of what’s going on, but the…
The rift between F1's governing body and its promoter has become obvious in the wake of Andretti and Cadillac's bid to join the grid. The squabbling is set to continue but they need each other, writes Chris Medland
Though F1's big guns stayed in front for 2022, all teams were remarkably close – it could lead to significant movement on the grid soon, writes Chris Medland
After previously allowing drivers to make personal protests on matters such as race and LGBTQ+, the FIA has followed FIFA in banning such statements – this is a grave error, says Chris Medland
Sometimes, announcements come out of the blue and really catch you by surprise. The first reports of Mattia Binotto’s departure from Ferrari were like that, as it didn’t really seem…
The race results suggest a dull and predictable 2022 F1 season, but Chris Medland recalls a deluge of highlights and excitement in a year that bodes well for grand prix racing
Judge Ferrari's 2022 F1 season by its early victories and lead in the title race, and it was a letdown. But the team deserves more credit for the step up it made this year, writes Chris Medland
