Russell's stunning wet-weather qualifying lap on Saturday that secured him second on the grid paved the way for the British driver to pick up his maiden F1 podium in the... read more »

Ahead of Mercedes' expected announcement that George Russell will be his 2022 team-mate, the Daily Mail claims Lewis Hamilton is "not happy". read more »

Raikkonen has taken the difficult decision to retire from the sport he's been part of since 2001. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has announced that he is to retire from F1 at the end of the season. The Finn claiming that he made the decision last winter. read more »

Mika Hakkinen has defended the decisions the FIA made on race day at the Belgian Grand Prix, feeling they did a good job. read more »

Fans at Spa witnessed just two official laps behind the safety car after a rain delay of almost three hours before officials called off the race, declaring a result after... read more »

Norris disagrees with the principle of points being handed out with no proper racing laps completed, while acknowledging that the six earned by his McLaren teammate Daniel... read more »

The controversial decision to award points for last weekend's Belgian Grand Prix washout after two safety car laps drew inevitable comparisons with Formula 1's... read more »

Mercedes has been weighing up for some time who will partner Hamilton at the team in 2022, considering current Williams driver Russell as a replacement for Bottas.Russell has... read more »

Fernando Alonso has added his voice to those of fellow champions Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel in questioning the handling of the Belgian Grand Prix washout by labelling... read more »

F1 managing director motorsports Ross Brawn believes Mercedes now has no option but to sign George Russell as Lewis Hamilton's team-mate for 2022 after the Williams... read more »

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr. felt it was the right decision by the FIA not to run the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday due to the inclement weather conditions at... read more »

Fernando Alonso labelled F1's decision to award the top ten finishers of the Belgian Grand Prix half points "shocking" and likened it to them receiving early... read more »

Toto Wolff feels points should not have been awarded for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix but Mercedes will accept the FIA's decision if the regulations allow it. read more »

With bad weather at Spa-Francorchamps making it too dangerous for cars to race, F1 drivers were only able to complete some slow laps behind the safety car before the event was... read more »

Fernando Alonso says Formula 1's decision to award points at the Belgian Grand Prix despite no racing laps being completed was "shocking". read more »

Alpine's Fernando Alonso has hit out at Formula 1's decision to award half points at the rain-shortened Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday. Three laps behind the safety car... read more »

Williams team boss Jost Capito has defended the decision to generate a race classification behind the Safety Car in Belgium. read more »

Carlos Sainz supported how race day in Belgium was handled by the FIA, except for the decision to award half points. read more »

The decision to award half points for the Belgian Grand Prix has led to considerable criticism. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has led criticism at Formula 1's decision to restart the Belgian Grand Prix for two laps under the Safety Car, calling the situation a "farce". read more »

Fernando Alonso was left dumbfounded by the decision to award points for the two-lap long Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton criticised the decision to complete two laps of the Belgian GP behind the Safety Car before finally calling the race off, claiming "money talks" and... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has criticised the decision to complete two laps to ensure half-points could be awarded at the Belgian Grand Prix and believes it proves "money talks"... read more »

Toto Wolff insisted the decision to delay the Belgian Grand Prix was correct as the weather conditions made Eau Rouge and Raidillion "too dangerous". read more »