Eagle-eyed viewers of the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix took to social media over the race weekend to poke fun at a bizarre decision made on track. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc had just led away easily from pole ahead of McLaren driver Oscar Piastri, while behind Carlos Sainz first attacked Piastri at Ste Devote and then... read more »

Mercedes have poked fun at their driver George Russell with a rendition of one of his now iconic F1 memes. read more »

Ferrari have toasted Lando Norris' heroics at the Singapore Grand Prix with a cheeky social media message, after Carlos Sainz clinched a dramatic victory. read more »

Mercedes have jokingly mocked George Russell in a social media post, where the team poke fun at the 25-year-old over his radio message during the Spanish Grand Prix where he... read more »

McLaren have appeared to make light of Felipe Massa's revelation that he is seeking legal advice over a possible challenge to the result of the 2008 world championship,... read more »

McLaren have responded to Felipe Massa's comments that he's assessing legal options over the 2008 F1 world champion which was won by Lewis Hamilton. read more »

The FIA has issued a message to all Formula 1 teams, outlining that climbing the pitwall fence to celebrate their drivers across the finish line is prohibited. In recent years,... read more »

Ralf Schumacher has deleted an Instagram post in which he appeared to poke fun at Guenther Steiner's appearance, claiming "it was just a bit of fun". read more »

The 2005 Malaysian Grand Prix was not a memorable one for BAR-Honda. Both cars were out by lap three, and predictably it was an opportunity for Autosport's resident... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is prepared to take "responsibility" for his collision with Yuki Tsunoda in Mexico on Sunday, but he is not sure it was entirely his fault. The... read more »

Mika Hakkinen became synonymous with McLaren in Formula 1, but on his debut for the team in late-1993 he was the young upstart ruffling the feathers of another of the team’s... read more »

Fernando Alonso has defended his decision to leave FP1 and play tennis, and insisted it was not done to poke fun at McLaren-Honda. read more »