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Former F1 driver Jacques Villeneuve believes winning the F1 drivers’ title this year will not make Lewis Hamilton the greatest driver of all time.  The 1997 world champion actually does not think such a thing exists at the pinnacle of motorsport, due to the constant evolution of the cars.  Hamilton requires just one more title

The FIA has introduced controversial new stewards penalty guidelines for the 2025 motorsport season, a move that has set social media abuzz. Centred on driver ‘misconduct’, the new measures – listed under Appendix B of the governing body’s international sporting code (ISC) – seek to drastically curb offences like swearing and speaking out against the

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert has likened Max Verstappen’s “intimidation” strength to several legends of the sport.  Verstappen had to drive aggressively at times last year to secure a fourth consecutive F1 drivers’ title, due to Red Bull encountering problems with the RB20.  For the majority of the second half of 2024, Red Bull had

Christian Horner has explained the advantages Red Bull is already deriving from having its entire operation “under one roof” after bringing its power unit production in house. The 51-year-old does, however, acknowledge the “huge risks associated” with becoming an F1 engine manufacturer, a project which the Milton Keynes-based squad has undertaken ahead of the 2026

McLaren has been warned Oscar Piastri may look to leave if he does not feel “prioritised” by the Woking-based team. Although the F1 constructors’ champion maintains it has no ‘number one’ driver, Lando Norris was the preferred option toward the end of last season, as he tried to put together a drivers’ title challenge against

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has revealed that there was “never” a concrete plan to sign Max Verstappen from Red Bull to replace Lewis Hamilton.  Whilst a plan was not in place, constant communication did take place between Verstappen and the Silver Arrows, according to Wolff.  For the majority of 2024, the four-time world champion

Porsche successfully secured back-to-back victories in the Daytona 24 Hours, as ex-F1 driver Felipe Nasr brought home the #7 Porsche Penske.  It was an action-packed race which had started with considerable green flag running, with BMW having held the early lead.  READ MORE: Porsche claim staggering Daytona 24 Hours victory in dramatic final hour CLICK

The Ferrari driver line-up for the 2025 F1 season is one of the most intriguing we have seen in a long time. Seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton is locked in alongside star Ferrari man Charles Leclerc as he seeks a new challenge, albeit what is almost certainly the last of his storied F1 career. Hamilton has

The #7 Porsche Penske car claimed a second consecutive victory in the Daytona 24 Hours, held at the Daytona International Speedway.  A dramatic final hour saw the #24 BMW encounter trouble, ending its hopes for victory. It resulted in a straight fight between both Porsche Penskes and the #60 Meyer Shank RacingAcura. The #7 claimed

Porsche successfully secured back-to-back victories in the Daytona 24 Hours, as ex-F1 driver Felipe Nasr brought home the #7 Porsche Penske.  It was an action-packed race which had started with considerable green flag running, with BMW having held the early lead.  However, Porsche took control during the night after the #40 Cadillac suffered a huge