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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has claimed Lewis Hamilton could have won his final race for the team if not for his unfortunate incident with a bollard on Saturday during qualifying. Hamilton had his final lap in Q1 ruined when he picked up a bollard that was spewed onto the race track by Kevin Magnussen.

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Max Verstappen will serve his community service in Rwanda ahead of the FIA prize-giving ceremony next week, F1’s governing body has announced. The world champion was handed the sanction after swearing during the official pre-race press conference in Singapore, just after FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem had pushed for a clampdown of drivers’ swearing. Verstappen,

Christian Horner has defended Max Verstappen after he insulted the FIA stewards in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, calling them “stupid idiots.” Verstappen was handed a 10-second time penalty for colliding with Oscar Piastri at Turn 1 on the opening lap, and was then handed two penalty points on his superlicence, taking him to 8

The F1 stewards were busy during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with six drivers, including Max Verstappen picking up penalties.  Verstappen was pinged for colliding with Oscar Piastri on lap 1, earning a 10-second time penalty and two penalty points on his super-licence, taking him to eight for the 12-month period. He is at risk

The opening lap of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix saw Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri come together at the first corner. Verstappen attempted to move up the inside of Piastri into Turn 1 as he attacked the McLaren driver for second place. However, the duo collided which sent Piastri to the back of the pack.

Max Verstappen sidestepped a question over the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix stewards’ decision to hand him a 10-second time penalty for his first corner clash with Oscar Piastri. Heading into Turn 1, the four-time F1 drivers’ champion threw his RB20 up the inside, but as the gap closed contact was made with the MCL38 as

Charles Leclerc insists Ferrari “gave it our all” as it narrowly failed to defeat McLaren in the constructors’ championship – something he said “hurt.” From 19th on the grid, Leclerc climbed to third in the race, but that, coupled with Carlos Sainz finishing second was not enough to overhaul McLaren, who won the title by

Lewis Hamilton has described the “now or never” overtake he made on team-mate George Russell on the final lap of his Mercedes career.  Having started 16th after a rouge bollard scuppered his qualifying hopes, Hamilton was the only driver on the hard tyres, eventually stopping on lap 35, having been told by race engineer Peter

Sergio Perez has confirmed he is talking with Red Bull to “reach an agreement” as his F1 career hangs by a thread.  The Mexican retired from the Abu Dhabi finale on the opening lap after contact with Valtteri Bottas having started 10th, with the result confirming a miserable season, with Red Bull set to meet