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?
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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.
On the verge of becoming the most experienced driver in the history of the Formula One World Championship, Fernando Alonso targets 400 race starts.
Though he's hoping to be fit again in time for Singapore, Alex Albon admits it won't be easy as it is one of the toughest races on the calendar.
Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II was a modest four months old when the 1926 British Grand Prix was held at Brooklands, Max Noble takes a unique look at Formula One during her reign.
Whether fans are convinced the 2022 rule changes have worked only they can know, but the likes of Mercedes Andy Shovlin are not entirely convinced.
Spanish IndyCar driver, Alex Palou is in action at Barcelona this week having joined McLaren's testing programme.
With F1's new-found popularity west of the Atlantic and the NFL's huge following in Europe, there are thousands of sports fans who will be greeting both with equal relish.
Many of Formula 1's drivers have seeped into the mainstream, and are now household names. But, did you know, that quite a few of these guys tend to be huge fans of gambling and casino games?
F1 boss, Stefano Domenicali is determined to 'spice-up' F1, and hasn't given up on reverse grids.
Ferrari chairman, John Elkann, believes that sport organisers and regulators are only motivated by money and power.