McLaren driver Carlos Sainz has suggested holding a one-off trial of a reverse-grid race in Formula 1 as he is "curious" to see the outcome. read more »

Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen have yet to secure seats on the grid next season, and both Haas drivers are open to other categories.  read more »

In the second of our special episodes chronicling what it’s like to drive for Scuderia Ferrari, we fast forward into the modern era. There are superb stories from Nigel Mansell... read more »

ESPN's Jake Michaels ranks Formula One's grid ahead of the start of the second half of the 2020 season in Russia. read more »

The latest on the F1 driver market and Crash.net's predictions of which drivers will get the final seats on offer revealed... read more »

Jenson Button confirmed the story that he broke his hand on a night out with two thirds of the F1 grid there to see before the Japansese GP. read more »

Fernando Alonso returned to Renault's Formula 1 factory in the UK on Monday as he ramped up preparations for his comeback to the championship. It was confirmed in May that... read more »

It is a case of "never say never" for Robert Kubica with regards to making another comeback to the Formula 1 grid, but is realistic about the chances. read more »

George Russell has criticised F1's plan to introduce reverse-grid races in the future, saying the proposal would make drivers "look a little bit stupid". read more »

Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer hopes Sergio Perez is able to secure a position on the grid after being dropped by the team for 2021. read more »

Italian pundit and former racing driver Davide Valsecchi says that on current form Kimi Raikkonen is one of the top five drivers on the grid. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes the $200 million fee implemented for new teams to join the Formula 1 grid will safeguard the sport as it "incentivises people... read more »

The 24 Hours of Le Mans brings together a grid of drivers from across the motorsport spectrum, and although the current Formula 1 grid goes unrepresented, 14 former F1 stars... read more »

Formula 1 has launched a fan survey in a bid to gauge interest in introducing reversed-grid Sprint Races at four grand prix in the 2021 season. Championship officials wanted to... read more »

Esteban Ocon has emphasised that he is getting on top of Renault's R.S.20 in qualifying despite failing to beat team-mate Daniel Ricciardo in dry conditions this season.... read more »

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel believes F1's plan to introduce reverse-grid races would be "wrong in the name of sport". read more »

Ever the purist, Sebastian Vettel argues the a move towards things like reverse grids is "testimony" that the sport has failed. read more »

In the latest F1 gossip column, Mick Schumacher given 'guarantee' over 2021 seat, Kimi Raikkonen takes swipe at Lewis Hamilton, F1 polls fans over reverse grid races. read more »

Four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel says the idea of introducing reversed grids to the series is "completely wrong" read more »

Sebastian Vettel says reversed-grid races in Formula 1 would be "completely wrong" and says the sport needs to address its issues rather than "play the lottery.”... read more »

F1 fans appear divided over whether reverse-grid qualifying races would be a positive introduction to the sport. read more »

They’re the most storied team in Formula 1 history, but what’s it like to drive for the biggest F1 team on the planet, Scuderia Ferrari? In the first of two special episodes,... read more »

George Russell isn't in favour of reverse-grids, feeling that they'd make those in the slower cars on the grid look stupid. read more »

Mercedes has emphasised that it had no concerns over Lewis Hamilton's smoking brakes during the first standing restart at Formula 1’s Tuscan Grand Prix last weekend.... read more »

Of the participants on the current Formula 1 grid three of them - Red Bull, Ferrari and Honda - have put on grands prix in the last 12 months. But which is best?... read more »