MPH: Ferrari’s dilemma - both F1 drivers think they’re number one
Ferrari’s real problem isn't a lost 1-2 finish in Mexico, but a rivalry where both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc believe they should be No1, says Mark Hughes
Four-time World Rally Championship winner Sébastien Ogier took the wheel of a Red Bull RB7 Formula 1 car at the Red Bull Ring, realising a life-long dream.
The M-Sport driver currently leads the WRC standings, having claimed two victories so far in 2017, but soon acclimatised to the single-seater cockpit. David Coulthard was on hand during the test, and the Frenchman seemingly impressed the 13-time Grand Prix winner.
Ferrari’s real problem isn't a lost 1-2 finish in Mexico, but a rivalry where both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc believe they should be No1, says Mark Hughes
Kimi Antonelli is Formula 1’s youngest world champion by more than three years. Beating that would take a combination the modern sport has made close to impossible
He was rated as the best driver in the world – in the age of Gilles Villeneuve, Carlos Reutemann and Nelson Piquet – and yet Alan Jones, who has just turned 80, remains grossly underappreciated, says Matt Bishop
Ferrari's Mexican GP disappointment exposed growing tensions between Hamilton and Leclerc, leaving Fred Vasseur facing an increasingly difficult battle to keep his drivers in line