Max Verstappen has claimed that Red Bull will target their weaknesses at low speed and going over kerbs in a bid to maintain their vice-like grip of the sport during the... read more »

It's hard to see the C5 coming into play, unless someone wants to gamble in the final stages on exploiting the Soft's grip advantage over a used Hard, with a lighter car. read more »

Following work conducted by FIA specialists over recent weeks, the governing body has developed new software that will trigger the rear red rain lights to come on when... read more »

Ricciardo qualified 15th and eventually finished 14th of the 17 cars still running at the chequered flag, having struggled for grip for much of the race.With his team-mate Yuki... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes Formula 1 needs to be conscious that the current generation of cars "are not made for 80km/h corners," following last weekend's Las... read more »

AlphaTauri’s Daniel Ricciardo lamented the slippery track surface on Formula 1’s inaugural race visit to the Las Vegas Strip Circuit, likening it to “F2 levels of grip.” A... read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes that both its drivers missing out on a podium finish at the Las Vegas Grand Prix "summarises” the team’s season. Starting a lowly... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is among a number of drivers who have complained about the levels of grip that were available at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. read more »

Already fearing they would struggle for grip, oil dumped on the track following the drivers' parade adds to drivers' woes. read more »

Verstappen started alongside polesitter Leclerc on the front row and ducked down the inside of the left-hand Turn 1 to grab the lead.But, as grip was extremely limited on the... read more »

Formula 1 drivers have again raised concerns about the track surface at the Las Vegas Strip Circuit, with Fernando Alonso likening the race to “half dry, half wet conditions”.... read more »

A chaotic first lap at the Las Vegas Grand Prix saw a number of cars struggling for grip, with a number of big names coming together - including Lewis Hamilton, Carlos Sainz... read more »

1. It's going to be coldLas Vegas was baking in 40+ degree heat back in the middle of summer, but it is very different on late nights in November. Temperatures plummet... read more »

George Russell suspects the inaugural Formula 1 race on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit will be a "disaster in the first five laps" due to the low-grip track conditions.... read more »

Charles Leclerc stormed to pole position in Formula 1’s return to Las Vegas after a four decade absence from the calendar. After maintaining a firm grip on proceedings... read more »

Leclerc led all three segments of qualifying, which featured Lewis Hamilton and Sergio Perez not making the finale and both McLaren drivers being knocked out in Q1.In the first... read more »

Following a disrupted first day of running on Thursday night and Friday morning, most of which was held behind closed doors, fans were welcomed back into the grandstands to... read more »

McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri had differing opinions on their team’s chances in the Las Vegas Grand Prix after a tough opening day’s running. Norris finished... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes the changeable grip levels expected throughout this weekend's Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix will provide a challenge for all the drivers. F1 is... read more »

We know it's going to be cold. Getting the tyres working and the car to produce enough grip with downforce will be a big key to getting some lap time out of it. read more »

From what we have seen, the C2 does not seem favourite for race use, because it has shown far from negligible degradation, triggered by the low level of grip leading to the... read more »

Verstappen posted a 1min10.727s flying lap to beat Ferrari rival Charles Leclerc to pole position at Interlagos in a shootout that was red-flagged owing to a thunderstorm... read more »

the medium proved to be the most suitable compound, because it offered more grip than the hard, but its degradation did not result in much slower lap times. read more »

Hamilton started third behind Russell and Red Bull's polesitter Max Verstappen and on his soft tyres he made a better getaway than the front-row starters on mediums.That... read more »

Carlos Sainz has revealed that he was nursing a battery recharge issue during the Safety Car restart periods in the Qatar Sprint Race. Sainz, who lined up fifth, utilised the... read more »