Dutch Grand Prix boss, Jan Lammers, has proposed another option for Formula 1 to consider - midweek scheduling like in the Champions League. read more »

Former Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo says that Lewis Hamilton can now be classed alongside F1 legends such as Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna and Niki Lauda among others. read more »

Former F1 motorsport boss Eddie Jordan believes that Lewis Hamilton is "already in a different league" to Michael Schumacher, despite his sixth world championship... read more »

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn believes Formula 1 needs an underdog winner, like how Leicester City won the Premier League. read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull's Max Verstappen are in a league of their own in second practice at the Singapore GP. read more »

The battle for Singapore Grand Prix dominance looks to be a straight fight between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen after the pair led the way in FP2. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc may have topped both free practice sessions for the 2019 Italian Grand Prix, but Mercedes was clearly in a league of its own when it came to... read more »

As Mercedes were not in a league of their own this time in Spielberg, the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix provided with plenty of excitement and produced a whole range of... read more »

Sebastian Vettel made few excuses for his performance in qualifying for the French Grand Prix after he could only muster seventh place on the grid at Paul Ricard. With Mercedes... read more »

Mercedes looked to be in a league of their own on a dirty Circuit Gilles Villeneuve as Lewis Hamilton edged Valtteri Bottas, who had a few reliability issues late in the session. read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas delivered an impressive display of Mercedes' potential around the Monaco Grand Prix to take the top to spots on the timesheets in second... read more »

Max Verstappen says Formula 1 can't repeat the same level of drama that sports fans enjoyed in the Champions League semi-final between Ajax and Tottenham on Wednesday. read more »

Following a night on which the mighty Tottenham upset the form book, beating Ajax away from home to reach the Champion's League final, Max Verstappen believes F1 cannot... read more »

Max Verstappen does not think Formula One can ever match the sort of drama produced in this week's epic Champions League semifinal matches. read more »

Champions League shows Ferrari can't give up - Charles Leclerc read more »

Daniel Ricciardo might not be doing a shoey for a while, but cricketer Andrew Tye has vowed to do one in honour of his countryman if his cricket team wins this year's... read more »

The first answers about the F1 2019 pecking order are in, and Mercedes was in a league of its own at the front of the pack. As our experts Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell explain... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says Mercedes appear to be "in a league of their own" after dominating Friday practice for the 2019 F1 Australian Grand Prix.  read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel says Mercedes looked "much stronger than they claimed before the weekend" in Australian Grand Prix Friday practice read more »

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino has likened his team's Premier League title challenge to the situation faced by Fernando Alonso in his latter F1 career.  read more »

Tottenham Hotspur head coach Mauricio Pochettino has compared his team's efforts to maintain a Premier League challenge despite an array of disruptions this season to... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is in a "different league" to any of his current rivals on the Formula 1 grid, but the Mercedes star does not stack up to the great Michael Schumacher,... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is "massively overrated" and while Lewis Hamilton may be in a league of his own, he is no Michael Schumacher; so says former F1 driver Eddie Irvine. read more »

Formula 1 management have confirmed that the children acting as mascots during Grand Prix races, known as 'grid kids' do not pay for the privilege of escorting the... read more »

Romain Grosjean believes the Haas Formula 1 team has no room for mistakes in 2019 after it "changed league" and moved to the top of the midfield last year read more »