Going freelance in 2015, he's now RACER's F1 correspondent, works with Formula 1's channels as well as SiriusXM's broadcast coverage in the US, and made far too many appearances in the first season of the Netflix F1 documentary.
The race win that wasn't: Chris Medland on the bits you missed from Monaco, including the latest on an African race and why Cadillac's entry might Monte Carlo over the limit
Imola showed us what F1 is rejecting; some Franco Colapinto fans weigh in; and there's another FIA row: what you missed at the 2025 Emilia Romagna GP
The Miami Grand Prix weekend was action packed both on and off the track. Here's a look at what you may have missed from the event
Speculation about Max Verstappen's future was a topic again in Jeddah, but that's nothing new. George Russell was also the centre of attention as the silly season continued to heat up. What you missed from the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP
A figure from Ferrari's past returned at the 2025 Bahrain GP. Also: Michael Schumacher signs Sir Jackie Stewart's very special crash helmet; F1 rules out a quick return of V10s; and the pasta dish named after Lewis Hamilton
Word has it that Yuki Tsunoda is safe at Red Bull for the rest of the year. Elsewhere, Aston Martin and Cadillac mull their future line-ups; why Isack Hadjar has to practice his donuts; and what did Rossi tell Antonelli? What you missed at the 2025 Japanese GP
Eddie Jordan didn't just take F1 by storm when his team joined the grid: his charismatic approach proved an inspiration to fans around the world — including a young Chris Medland
F1 looked to the future at the 2025 Australian GP, with the leaders of next year's Cadillac team on the grid; F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali extending contract and agreeing a new commercial rights deal with teams, plus Thai visitors, planning to bid for a race
After a strong showing in pre-season testing, McLaren looks to pick up where it left off last year — unless its F1 rivals can pull something out of the bag between now and the Australian Grand Prix, writes Chris Medland
Major mishaps were few and far between for the new 2025 cars in F1 pre-season testing. But there was plenty in the paddock that caught the eye of Chris Medland
The late summer light cast by the setting sun over the foothills of the Serra de Monchique mountains make for a tranquil view. Yet standing on the balcony of a…
Ferrari said goodbye to Carlos Sainz and invited his father for a family F1 test, before team boss Fred Vasseur explained why he has full confidence in Lewis Hamilton, ahead of a frantic start to 2025
