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Johnny Herbert believes a “question mark” over Max Verstappen’s ability to intimidate his F1 rivals on track is starting to appear. The three-time grand prix winner suggested the Red Bull driver’s power is diminishing after his peers “all started to rebel” against him last season. The Dutchman has long enjoyed a redoubtable reputation for his

Williams is a team that is very much looking to the future and the hope it can climb the pecking order having been positioned towards the rear for some time. It has recruited Carlos Sainz for 2025, beating a handful of F1 rivals for the Spaniard’s signature after he was forced to find a new

Valtteri Bottas will jump behind the wheel of a Mercedes car at the Adelaide Motorsport Festival later this year. The Finn has returned to the German manufacturer this season as a reserve driver following his exit from Stake at the conclusion of the 2024 campaign. Bottas raced five F1 seasons with Mercedes from 2017 to

F1 is no stranger to periods of extreme dominance from a single team or driver. It is one of the few constants across the championship’s 75-year history. From Juan Manuel Fangio clinching five of the first eight drivers’ titles to Max Verstappen winning over 86 per cent of grands prix in 2023, each era has

Corvette driver Paul Milner has sprung to the defence of Augusto Farfus following their on-track spat at the 24 Hours of Daytona. Milner was leading the GTD Pro class when he came up to lap the #48 BMW, which was being driven by Farfus. A second BMW car was running in second place and contact

Lewis Hamilton insists F1 must not slip out of the reach of everyday people amid its recent boom in popularity and increased interest from celebrities and the affluent. During Liberty Media’s ownership, and off the back of Netflix’s docu-series Drive to Survive, F1 has experienced a significant influx of new support and viewership. The championship

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert has warned Liam Lawson that he must start strong at Red Bull this year or face the “mental battles” that losing to Max Verstappen creates.  Lawson’s seat at Red Bull this year marks his first as a full-time F1 driver, having only made 11 appearances across two seasons for the

Adrian Newey has revealed that he had to leave Red Bull to remain “true” to himself, but admits he would have called his departure “crazy” 12 months ago. The legendary F1 designer announced his departure from Red Bull on May 1 last year, before his switch to Aston Martin was confirmed on September 10.  READ

Racing driver Tommy Milner produced one of the most-watched moments of the 2025 Daytona 24 Hours, where he showed his middle finger to a rival car following a controversial incident.  Milner, racing in the #4 Corvette by Pratt Miller car had been leading the GTD Pro class, ahead of the #1 Paul Miller BMW car. 

Yuki Tsunoda has no doubt he can carry the unusual mantle of being a team leader going into the new F1 season. Approaching his fifth year with the junior Red Bull team, the Japanese driver is the outright number one driver. Following his debut year in 2021, Tsunoda spent the following year still learning from