With eight races to go and a 109-point gap separating him from leader Max Verstappen, things now look pretty lamentable for Charles Leclerc.
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Christian Horner has admitted that he regrets not signing Oscar Piastri to Red Bull's young driver programme when he raced for his own team, Arden.
In the past couple of years, we've seen many different sports organizations partner up just to achieve greater things, and the same thing goes for the Formula 1 and NBA partnership.
Monaco will continue to host a round of the world championship after a new three-year deal was agreed with F1.
Following approval of the World Motor Sport Council by e-vote, the FIA has revealed a record 24 race schedule for 2023 as France is dropped and Spa loses its traditional Bank Holiday slot.
Colton Herta says he understands the FIA's stance in terms of the superlicence, insisting that he never wanted special treatment.
Numerous grid penalties at the Belgian and Italian Grands Prix, leave Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto suggesting the allocation of engine components should be increased.
Alpine CEO, Laurent Rossi has admitted that the Oscar Piastri saga has left the French team considering the future of its young driver programme.
Maybe you've watched Formula 1 on TV, seen a dramatic crash, and thought, "My insurance would be through the roof if I did that!" But wait, do F1 drivers even carry car insurance?
While Max Verstappen may have won his first title in controversial fashion, he has more than proven he's the best driver on the planet this season, but just how has he managed to get there?
Alexander Rossi, Colton Herta's teammate in IndyCar, claims that the American's failed bid to enter F1 is down to the sport's past greed.
Nyck de Vries has confirmed that he has met with Helmut Marko with a view to joining AlphaTauri.
Sepang, which last hosted F1 in 2017, could return to the schedule, but circuit boss warns the event would need to prove itself worthwhile.
Graham Rahal, son of IndyCar legend, Bobby Rahal, has joined the debate over Colton Herta's failed bid to enter F1, declaring that the series is "elitist" and doesn't respect IndyCar.