Changes are always made to power units every year, but the scale of it was a "massive terror" this year. read more »

The organisation's numbers took a massive hit in 2020 as the COVID pandemic hit and only 17 races were held - most of them without spectators. Overall revenues crashed... read more »

The FIA have seen a "few surprises" in the team's interpretations of the 2022 rules but Nikolas Tombazis says there no "alarm bells". read more »

George Russell has earmarked the impact he can have on Mercedes' research and development at the beginning of F1's new regulation cycle as a focus to achieve... read more »

F1 managing director, motorsport Ross Brawn has claimed the new cars for 2022 will lose only 15 per cent of their total aerodynamic performance when following a competitor. read more »

McLaren boss, Zak Brown is confident that with the massive rules overhaul this year we will see a number of teams challenging the current 'big two'. read more »

But it is not the only sport or pastime to enjoy such a surge. In October 2020, The Queen's Gambit became a hit on Netflix, based on the 1983 novel about a female chess... read more »

Ross Brawn believes F1 has been taught lessons by Covid and the cost cap not previously imaginable that led to "closer competition" and "a brilliant season". read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has reiterated he is frustrated with marginal stewards calls having "massive impacts" on the championship picture. read more »

Max Verstappen was suffering from a "normal cold virus" in Austin that wasn't of massive concern, says Helmut Marko. read more »

Aware of the massive step forward taken by Red Bull overnight, Lewis Hamilton gave qualifying his best shot, but it was not to be. read more »

Carlos Sainz claims McLaren's one-two finish at the last race in Monza was a "terrible result" for Ferrari and has left the team with a massive challenge to... read more »

Sergio Perez has confirmed Red Bull will consider taking power unit penalties for the Dutch Grand Prix after suffering a "massive blow up" in qualifying. read more »

This weekend marks the first Dutch Grand Prix since 1985 after changes were made to the Zandvoort track to bring it up to F1 spec, capitalising on the massive levels of support... read more »

I am struggling to remember, weather wise, a more consistently miserable weekend at a motor racing event. It really felt as if somebody upstairs controlling a massive hose pipe... read more »

Christian Horner has heaped praise on Red Bull's team spirit as it managed to repair Sergio Perez's damaged Formula 1 car in time for the restart of the Belgian Grand... read more »

George Russell says a second-place finish for Williams at the Belgian Grand Prix is a "massive result", despite achieving it without any green flag racing laps... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has urged Spa-Francorchamps to fix a "massive bump" which he has noticed at Eau Rouge, and is ruining the experience. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa says images of Jack Aitken's massive GT crash at Raidillon were "particularly haunting" for him ahead of his return to Spa-Francorchamps. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed the startling cost of Max Verstappen's 51g Silverstone crash stating it will have "massive ramifications in a... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is up for the challenge of retaining the World title despite this year's rules having a "massive" impact on Mercedes. read more »

Max Verstappen taken to hospital for "precautionary tests" after suffering massive accident on the opening lap of the British Grand Prix. read more »

Ross Brawn says there has already been "massive, positive feedback" from the first trial run of sprint qualifying at Silverstone. read more »

Russell qualified eighth for F1's first sprint qualifying race - the results of which will set the grid for Sunday's grand prix - his best against-the-clock result... read more »

George Russell says his crash with Valtteri Bottas at Imola was a "reality check" and a "massive lesson" in how to conduct himself. read more »