F1 TV Tech Talk host Sam Collins discusses the FIA's response and the steps being taken to address the porpoising phenomenon being experienced across the 2022 grid. This... read more »

Lewis Hamilton revelled in his performance during Formula 1 qualifying in Canada and said he felt the same excitement as during his debut appearance. Hamilton has endured a... read more »

Rain in Montreal opened the door for Lewis Hamilton to make a new fond memory at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he aims to lead the Canadian Grand Prix on the opening lap after securing a second-place starting position. The Alpine driver qualified on the front row of... read more »

Charles Leclerc has revealed he is targeting a top-four finish at the Canadian Grand Prix after being hit with an "inevitable grid penalty. read more »

Rain and a drying track created the perfect scenery for a tricky qualifying session. As Verstappen took pole position and dominated throughout qualifying, Alonso continued his... read more »

Max Verstappen earned P1 while Fernando Alonso reached the front grid for the first time since 2012. read more »

As expected, Ferrari has opted to give Charles Leclerc extra engine elements meaning that the Monegasque will start Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix from the back of the grid. read more »

Alpine's Fernando Alonso beat Pierre Gasly and Sebastian Vettel to top the timesheets in the wet final practice for the Canadian Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc did not set a... read more »

Fernando Alonso heads Pierre Gasly and Sebastian Vettel in final practice as wet qualifying looks set to mix-up Canadian Grand Prix grid. read more »

Charles Leclerc will start this weekend's F1 Canadian Grand Prix from the back of the grid after taking more power unit components.  read more »

Charles Leclerc will start on the back row of the grid for Sunday's Canadian GP after it was confirmed Ferrari have taken a completely new power unit. read more »

Ferrari has made further changes to Charles Leclerc's engine, meaning he will start at the back of the grid at the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

It was a 10-place grid drop, now Charles Leclerc is heading to the back in Canada. read more »

The Monegasque driver, who is fighting Max Verstappen for the F1 world title, had already been set for a 10-place grid drop as the result of a new control electronics on... read more »

Charles Leclerc will start Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix from the back of the Formula 1 field after having more Power Unit components fitted to his car. Following Friday... read more »

Charles Leclerc will start at the back of the grid for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix, further damaging his F1 title hopes. read more »

Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer refused to be drawn on where Oscar Piastri's F1 future lies despite confirming the Australian will be on the grid next season. read more »

Charles Leclerc's Azerbaijan Grand Prix engine failure has had bigger consequences for him in Canada after Ferrari were forced to trigger a grid penalty after changing his... read more »

The reigning F1 world champion dominated the practice timesheets on Friday at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, leading in both practice sessions, with a best time of 1m14.127s in... read more »

Max Verstappen believes there is no need to "over-dramatise" the porpoising issues affecting the majority of the F1 grid. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc will face a 10-place grid penalty from wherever he qualifies for the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

New set of control electronics means that Charles Leclerc is handed a 10-place grid penalty as Ferrari ponders opportunity of adding another engine to Monegasque's pool. read more »

Charles Leclerc will be demoted 10 places from his qualifying position for the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Leclerc was forced to retire from last Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix while leading the race after a failure on his power unit that Ferrari has since confirmed left it... read more »