Carlos Sainz says he's in "disbelief" that he has been given a 10-grid place penalty for the Las Vegas Grand Prix after Ferrari repaired his car which had hit a... read more »

Sainz's car suffered severe damage after running over a water valve cover early in the opening session of practice.The team had to rebuild the car around the spare... read more »

Despite being the innocent victim of others ineptitude, Carlos Sainz is hit with a 10-place grid penalty for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. read more »

On a frustrating day for F1, the opening action at the Las Vegas GP was ended after eight minutes of running in first practice after a water valve cover was dislodged by the... read more »

F1 pundits Jenson Button and Karun Chandhok believe Ferrari should have been granted an exemption from the FIA to make penalty-free changes to Carlos Sainz's car.  read more »

Carlos Sainz will take a grid drop for the Las Vegas Grand Prix after the FIA rejected Ferrari’s request for him to change components without incurring a penalty. The opening... read more »

The first F1 race weekend on the famous Strip has been blindsided after Esteban Ocon ran over a water valve cover, with his Alpine lifting it proud of the resurfaced asphalt.... read more »

Carlos Sainz is set for a grid drop at the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix after the stewards rejected a request from Ferrari to make penalty-free changes.  read more »

Carlos Sainz is set to receive a controversial grid penalty at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, following the Ferrari driver's necessity to undergo four changes due to running... read more »

Mercedes have confirmed that George Russell will use a different power unit for the final two races of F1 2023 following his retirement at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. read more »

Following his retirement from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, George Russell is to use a different power unit without penalty. read more »

Mercedes driver George Russell and the Alpine pair Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly have been hit with a two-place grid penalty after the stewards deemed that they impeded rivals... read more »

George Russell has been handed a 2-place grid penalty for Sunday's Grand Prix for impeding in the pitlane. read more »

George Russell has been hit with a two-place grid penalty after the stewards deemed that he didn't follow the race director's instructions. read more »

Triple world champion Max Verstappen took his 16th win of the season as Red Bull continues to rewrite the record books with its outstanding RB19 car.The Mexico weekend marked... read more »

George Russell claims that most of the Formula 1 drivers are in favour of competitors receiving position drops over time penalties for completing overtakes off track. The... read more »

While Daniel Ricciardo qualified a surprise fourth Gasly is only 11th on Sunday's grid, while his team-mate Esteban Ocon struggled even more, and couldn't better 16th... read more »

Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll is set to start from the pit lane at the Mexican Grand Prix after a series of replacements and modifications were made to his AMR23 in Parc Ferme. read more »

Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and George Russell have all escaped penalties after the FIA stewards decided that no action needed to be taken following their various incidents... read more »

Sargeant hit with a 10-place grid penalty for failing to comply with yellow flag regulations, while no further actionis taken over Alonso, Verstappen and Russell for impeding... read more »

Logan Sargeant has been hit with a 10-place grid drop for overtaking Yuki Tsunoda under yellow flags during F1 Mexico City Grand Prix qualifying.  read more »

Logan Sargeant and Williams have been penalised for incidents during qualifying for Formula 1's Mexico City Grand Prix, with all other drivers cleared. Sargeant was issued... read more »

Carlos Sainz fumed at Lance Stroll after the pair had a dramatic near-miss during final practice at the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix.  read more »

Lance Stroll has avoided a penalty after impeding Ferrari's Carlos Sainz during FP3 at the Mexican Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner insists his team are yet to see the true impact of their penalty for breaking the F1 cost cap in 2021.  read more »