Alonso to hit 450 GPs: Which F1 drivers have the most race entries?
Fernando Alonso is about to hit 450 grand prix entries – but not 450 starts. We count down F1's ten most experienced drivers, from Alonso to Ricciardo.
Judge Franco Colapinto - or Oliver Bearman and Liam Lawson - on their Formula 2 results, and they wouldn't be in F1. Mark Hughes says that F2's profit-focused set-up means that it's no longer an indicator of driver talent
Fernando Alonso enters his 400th F1 grand prix this weekend. He's dwelling less on the past and more on how to win a third championship with Aston Martin, still feeling "privileged" to drive every lap
Lando Norris's penalty at the US Grand Prix — after being forced off track by Max Verstappen — showed how defending drivers can game the current regulations. It's time they changed, writes Mark Hughes
Track limit rows overshadowed Ferrari's 1-2 win at the 2024 US GP and could impact this weekend’s Mexico F1 race too. Here’s why penalties for Lando Norris, George Russell and more proved so controversial
In Austin there was another regulation controversy between the title-contending Red Bull and McLaren teams, following on from that concerning McLaren’s ‘mini-DRS’ rear wing in Baku. This time it was…
Liam Lawson came back into F1 with a bang at the US GP, going straight back into the points and making a case for the second Red Bull seat next year
F1 has spent most of its life trying to crack America, and has raced at a plethora of tracks in doing so – Matt Bishop ranks them all
Following a gripping race in Austin, Formula 1 heads 900 miles south and over the US border this week for the Mexico City Grand Prix. UK viewers can watch every…
Bibs, track limits and team principals hamming it up for the cameras. Chris Medland's US GP diary records the signs that the season end is approaching, just as the championship is heating up
2024 US GP: Disappointing starts, cryptic messages and too much run-off – here's what was going up and down in the Lone Star State
With raw pace and flawless strategy, Ferrari impressed in the 2024 United States Grand Prix — as did Liam Lawson who did his chances of a Red Bull seat no harm. It was the day before, however, the brought a magnificent lap, writes Mark Hughes
F1's rumour mill has been buzzing with suggestions that Red Bull could secretly, and illegally, change the height of its car's floor. Mark Hughes has the real story
F1 drivers will no longer get a point for setting the fastest lap in grand prix from next season. But could a point for pole position add an extra twist to the world championship?
The bumps are gone and a new smooth surface awaits F1 drivers at Circuit of the Americas for the 2024 US GP. But one key corner has been left unchanged, and it could have a big impact on the race
Current grand prix machines are some of the most advanced ever seen. But that doesn't mean that they are the fastest F1 cars of all time...
He started his own racing team as a joke during engineering school, but Fred Vasseur now holds one of the most prestigious jobs in sport, as team principal of the…