Max Verstappen laid down his marker for a crucial Monaco GP qualifying by setting the pace in final practice, although only just ahead of the in-form Ferraris who appear to be... read more »

Ferrari were the shock pace-setters in Thursday practice at Monaco, and Mercedes are treating them as a genuine threat. read more »

Crash.net rounds up the story of Thursday practice for this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix as home hero Charles Leclerc headed a surprise Ferrari 1-2. read more »

Seeing Ferrari atop the timings after Thursday practice in Monaco was a shock to many, but not to McLaren's Lando Norris. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari could pose a genuine threat to Mercedes and Red Bull at Monaco after the Scuderia ended Thursday practice with a shock one-two. read more »

The Japanese rookie had to apologise to his AlphaTauri team in Barcelona after suggesting in a television interview that he may not be getting identical machinery to teammate... read more »

You do not normally think of racing drivers as beardies, so Jacques Villeneuve gave some of his fans a shock when he appeared with his new Castaway look in Barcelona. While... read more »

Max Verstappen will this weekend mark his 100th appearance in Red Bull colours at the scene of his shock win on his debut race for the squad. Verstappen, then 18, was promoted... read more »

For once, the seeming ever-present grin wasn't there, for Daniel Ricciardo had failed to make it through Q1. read more »

McLaren’s Daniel Ricciardo says a Q1 exit is a driver's "worst nightmare", as he was left in shock over his early qualifying departure at Portimao on Saturday.... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo described his shock Q1 exit as "pretty dark", with his McLaren career showing no sign of an immediate upturn in Portuguese Grand Prix qualifying. read more »

Brivio - who helmed Suzuki from 2013 to 2020 - guided the Japanese marque to its MotoGP world title in two decades last year, with Mir leading the charge.In January Brivio made... read more »

Lando Norris says Ferrari's impressive pace in Friday's F1 practice sessions for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix is "not a shock". read more »

McLaren was able to retain its position as the midfield leader from 2020 during the opening race weekend in Bahrain last month as Norris finished fourth, only trailing Mercedes... read more »

Carlos Sainz says he feared his qualifying session in Bahrain would come to an early end when he suffered a power unit glitch in the closing stages of Q1. Sainz suffered an... read more »

He's the captain of McLaren's ship, and Andreas Seidl joins Beyond the Grid this week to discuss his history in motorsport, as well as what could be an amazing season... read more »

Gasly enjoyed a solid 2020 season by finishing tenth in the drivers' championship, capped off by a shock maiden win in the Italian Grand Prix.AlphaTauri's 2020 car... read more »

With a shock win for Pierre Gasly in Monza last year and loads of outstanding performances, AlphaTauri filled the role of giant-killing underdogs in 2020. With Gasly joined by... read more »

McLaren driver Lando Norris has conceded to being shocked by the pre-season form of Mercedes, suggesting the reigning Formula 1 champions were "not quite so good as you... read more »

Cyril Abiteboul's departure as Alpine team principal this winter came as "a shock to everyone", according to Marcin Budkowski. read more »

Ahead of the 2021 F1 season the former Renault team was rebranded to Alpine, the French manufacturer's sportscar brand.As part of the rebrand, the management structure of... read more »

Lawrence Stroll has opened the door to a shock move by Sir Lewis Hamilton to Aston Martin for 2022, saying a bid is "definitely tempting". read more »

It won't come as a shock to anyone to learn that Kimi Raikkonen loves his racing but he could do without the rest of the F1 circus. read more »

Pierre Gasly affirms he is ready to be a team leader at AlphaTauri in 2021, following the arrival of rookie team-mate Yuki Tsunoda. After his demotion from Red Bull mid-way... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has insisted he has the full backing of the Italian manufacturer's hierarchy after Louis Camilleri's shock resignation at the... read more »