Lawson shocked by Mexican federation blaming him for F1 marshal near-miss

Liam Lawson was “very surprised” by the FIA’s Mexican body blaming him for his near-miss with marshals during the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix.
The Racing Bulls driver encountered two marshals near Turn 3 during the most recent grand prix, after they were ordered to collect debris following a messy race start at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
They were caught out by Lawson pitting …Keep reading

Jos Verstappen would “bang my fist on the table” if he were Piastri

Oscar Piastri led the Formula 1 world drivers’ championship for six months, occupying the number one spot with victory in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in April.
But his campaign has begun to sputter in recent races, prompting all manner of speculation – that he can’t handle the pressure, that there is something wrong with his car, or that he is being deliberately held back by a McLaren team …Keep reading

When F1 teams competed in a Gulf livery

It has been a week of announcements for Williams, who on Monday first confirmed that it will have an official rebrand for the 2026 Formula 1 season.
This will entail bringing back its traditional W logo, plus changing the squad’s name to the ‘Atlassian Williams F1 Team’.
Then, on Wednesday, it revealed that it will run a special Gulf livery for this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix to …Keep reading

McLaren would take a repeat of F1 2007 over favouring Norris or Piastri

McLaren has once again doubled down on its refusal to favour either Lando Norris or Oscar Piastri in the 2025 Formula 1 title fight – even if it results in a repeat of 2007. 
Norris leads the championship by one point over Piastri with four rounds remaining, but Red Bull driver Max Verstappen remains a threat as he is third and 36 points off the top. 
Although Red Bull has placed its full …Keep reading

How Hulkenberg took a shock F1 pole position 15 years ago

“Well, he made all of us look pretty average there.” 2010 Formula 1 title contender Mark Webber’s reaction to Nico Hulkenberg’s sensational Brazilian Grand Prix pole position said it all.
Coming into the Sao Paulo round, F1 was enjoying a five-way title fight between championship leader Fernando Alonso for Ferrari, Red Bull’s Webber and Sebastian Vettel, and McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton …Keep reading