F1

Laurent Rossi has not hidden his disappointment in Alpine's start to the 2023 season - Mark Hughes has a possible reason why

From rainy days in camp chairs to non-stop Miami entertainment, F1's fan experience is evolving – current team principals are all for it

As Red Bull looks to be walking away with the Formula 1 title this year, Damien Smith says it's not the rules that are to blame, but underperforming rivals who have failed to mount a challenge — and that's what really makes racing compelling

Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi publicly denounced the F1 team after an error-strewn start to the season that has also seen it slide down the pecking order. Can there be any way back for team principal Otmar Szafnauer? asks Chris Medland

Life is sweet for Fernando Alonso, sitting third in the F1 World Championship and silencing his most recent doubter — the boss of a crisis-hit Alpine team. Question his motivation and he'll be hell-bent on proving how wrong they were over and over again, writes Mark Hughes

From a front-row lockout in 2022, to a 57-second defeat in 2023, the Miami Grand Prix was a sobering experience for Charles Leclerc and Ferrari. But the team doesn't fully understand what is going wrong

The US has delivered a mixed bag of race circuits to the F1 World Championship, but one track stands above all the rest: Watkins Glen

Current Formula 1 cars are the biggest ever – but things could soon be changing, according to the championship's chief technical officer Pat Symonds

The 2023 Festival of Greed – sorry, Miami GP – lived up to all the off-track hyperbole by delivering a race of little substance. Job done!

Max Verstappen's error in qualifying for the 2023 Miami Grand Prix looked to have left Sergio Perez with a simple path to victory. but race day was a different story. Mark Hughes explains how the double world champion overturned the odds on his way to victory

From ninth on the grid to victory: Max Verstappen won the 2023 Miami Grand Prix in impressive fashion, leaving polesitter Sergio Perez in his wheeltracks. But some in the crowd were vocal in their dismay at another race of dominance from the defending champion

Sergio Perez had hopes of taking the F1 championship lead by winning from pole in Miami, but a crushing drive from Max Verstappen saw the defending champion power past his team-mate to victory

Sergio Perez will take the F1 championship lead if he wins from pole at the 2023 Miami GP. With Max Verstappen starting ninth after an error in qualifying, and Red Bull promising equal treatment, the scene is set for an intriguing team-mate battle

A crash in F1 qualifying by Charles Leclerc confirmed Sergio Perez on pole for the 2023 Miami Grand Prix, and prevented Max Verstappen from recovering after an error on his first flying lap

One year ago in Miami Fernando Alonso experienced complete misery – now, on the tenth anniversary of his last F1 win, he's been rejuvenated by a podium-challenging Aston Martin

Last year, Sergio Perez's Baku F1 win was an anomaly as Max Verstappen marched to the title. This year, Perez believes it can be a launchpad to the championship, having regained his talent for taming tyre wear

See all the 2022 Miami GP F1 driver crash helmets – check back to see updates as more are revealed throughout the weekend