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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has delivered a cryptic response regarding the future of Sergio Perez.  The Mexican driver’s position in the team has been a major talking point in the F1 paddock for most of the season due to the 34-year-old underdelivering.  Perez has a contract for next year, however, a meeting is

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has issued an apology to Lewis Hamilton for an “inexcusable” mistake made by the team. Hamilton was one of the last drivers to set a lap time at the end of Q1 as the seven-time world champion looked to lift himself out of the drop zone. However, Hamilton lost significant

F1 2024 Abu Dhabi GP start time today After qualifying, it’s time for the highlight of the weekend: the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi!  Traditionally, this is the final race of the season, which has often delivered spectacular moments in the past. Will McLaren or Ferrari manage to secure the Constructors’ Championship now

Mitch Evans is the initial leader of the Formula E world championship, following his victory in the season opening São Paulo E-Prix.  The Jaguar driver claimed the win ahead of Antonio Felix da Costa, and McLaren’s rookie driver Taylor Barnard.  Sam Bird secured a McLaren three-four, putting the Woking-based team top of the teams’ championship,

Norris delivers emotional McLaren message after Verstappen ‘flip around’ Lando Norris has delivered an emotional message to McLaren as the team’s day of destiny nears in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.  McLaren will win the constructors’ championship for the first time since 1998 if it is not out-scored by Ferrari by 21 points if the

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has suggested the Woking-based squad could look to implement “rules” between its drivers as it looks to secure its first constructors’ title in 26 years. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finished first and second in qualifying on Saturday and will lock out the front row for the start of the Abu

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will lead a McLaren one-two off the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix grid as they seek a first constructors’ crown since 1998. McLaren will be crowned champions if Ferrari does not out-score it by 21 points if Ferrari wins, or by 22 if the Scuderia does not.  However, although Carlos Sainz

Porsche has confirmed that Pascal Wehrlein is OK following his horror crash in the Formula E season-opener.  The reigning world champion went airborne and flipped over on lap 30 of the São Paulo E-Prix, resulting in an immediate flurry of concerning radio messages from fellow drivers.  Wehrlein started the race from pole position and was

Lando Norris has delivered an emotional message to McLaren as the team’s day of destiny nears in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.  McLaren will win the constructors’ championship for the first time since 1998 if it is not out-scored by Ferrari by 21 points if the Scuderia wins or by 22 points if not.  The

Carlos Sainz feels Ferrari should “have done its homework” earlier in fixing weaknesses in its F1 car ahead of the Abu Dhabi title-decider. Sainz starts third on the Yas Marina Circuit grid behind the all-McLaren front-row of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, with Scuderia team-mate Charles Leclerc 20th and last following a grid penalty. Ferrari