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Ferrari’s Spain pace struggles made life hard for Sainz, but even still, this was not the Spaniard’s finest weekend. Both Ferrari drivers let what may well have been their frustration at not fighting at the front bubble over...

After Max Verstappen's win in Spain, Formula 1 moves swiftly on to Spielberg and the Austrian Grand Prix in the second leg of this current triple header of action. Pirelli have confirmed what tyres will be used in Austria,...

Just 14 races into his debut Formula 1 season in 2001, Luciano Burti suffered a huge crash at the Belgian Grand Prix. This week's Beyond The Grid guest walked away from that incident, but it proved to be his...

In Imola Verstappen soaked up pressure from Norris to win. In Canada, a wild and wacky race, it still felt inevitable as soon as Max hit the front that he’d be unbeatable – and that is testament to...

McLaren have either won or been second in each of the last six races and are showing great consistency, with a car that was arguably quicker than the Red Bull in the majority of the past five rounds. Red...

Max Verstappen won his seventh Grand Prix of the year in Barcelona on Sunday – but it was no stroll in the park for Red Bull's championship leader. The Dutchman was beaten to pole on Saturday by McLaren's Lando...

It was an exhilarating start to Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix as George Russell remarkably bolted from fourth on the grid into the lead by the first corner – charging his way past a host of rival drivers. Making a...

AS IT HAPPENED Much of the Spanish Grand Prix weekend had been billed as a battle between the top four teams – Red Bull, McLaren, Ferrari and Mercedes – for victory, and qualifying proved just how close it was...

On this week’s episode of F1 Nation, host Tom Clarkson is joined by former F1 driver Pedro de la Rosa and Argentine journalist Juan Fossaroli in the Barcelona paddock to discuss how Max Verstappen won the Spanish Grand...

1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 2. Lando Norris (McLaren), 3. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)