Formula 1 chief Ross Brawn has apologised to model Winnie Harlow and says she was an "innocent victim" from the Canadian GP flag controversy. read more »

A complaint has been made to police in Canada on behalf of Ferrari Formula 1 driver Kimi Raikkonen alleging he is the victim of extortion by a woman in Montreal read more »

Legendary race circuit Hockenheim is considering stopping hosting Formula 1 races, as the cost of hosting becomes too much read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner agrees with Christian Horner’s criticism of inconsist race stewards and feels his squad has also been victim of the issue in F1. read more »

The Spaniard was the unfortunate innocent victim of the first lap crash that also eliminated Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen. read more »

The penalties are continuing to be racked up ahead of the British Grand Prix, with Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo the latest victim of a gearbox change. read more »

A fifth retirement in seven races befell Max Verstappen after being the innocent victim of a first lap, first corner tangle between Daniil Kvyat and Fernando Alonso. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen might not remember the 2017 Spanish Grand Prix fondly but for one of his young fans the memory will probably last for ever. Raikkonen was the unlucky victim of a... read more »

Unfortunately, Lance was an innocent victim today when he was caught out by cold tyres at the end of the session. read more »

Lance Stroll explains the reasons for his crash on the third day of F1 testing as his running is curtailed for the second day in succession. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone reiterates that it is Ferrari's Italian culture that is holding the team back. read more »

Formula One could one day fall victim to a cyber-security attack because teams are not taking the threat seriously, according to Acronis CEO Serguei Beloussov. Beloussov, whose... read more »

Mercedes technical boss Paddy Lowe admits it was the title scenario that led to Hamilton "anarchy" read more »

F1 photographer Mark Sutton picks his best shots from the U.S. and Mexican Grands Prix Shoey victim Camera body - Nikon D5 | Lens - Nikkor 200-400mm F4 |Shutter speed - 1/640th... read more »

No-one is safe from the shoey. Daniel Ricciardo promised he would not do the shoey again if he didn't win a race, and he kept that promise after finishing third at the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the pain of his Malaysia GP blowout is 'indescribable' with his Mercedes team adamant their driver has been the victim of nothing worse than bad luck. read more »

Nico Hülkenberg was the unfortunate victim of a start line crash that ended the German's race within fifty metres of the start. read more »

Max Verstappen has continued to defend his antics at the Belgian GP, insisting that he was the "victim" in the first corner contact - and that justified everything he... read more »

Max Verstappen believes he was the victim in the first corner collision with Ferrari's Formula 1 drivers that sparked controversy later in Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix read more »

For a fourth time this season, Haas driver Romain Grosjean was the victim of a front wing issue at the Canadian Grand Prix with his car, something he is deeply annoyed about... read more »

Carlos Sainz admitted a miscalculation led to him becoming the latest victim of Canada's infamous Wall of Champions in qualifying. Sainz glanced the wall during a flying... read more »

Former Red Bull driver Mark Webber believes that Daniil Kvyat was a victim of Red Bull's renowned ruthlessness when it comes to driver performance... read more »

Manor driver Rio Haryanto was deeply disappointed that he was unable to finish the Russian Grand Prix after he fell victim to the first lap chaos on Sunday. read more »

Rio Haryanto was disappointed to end his Russian Grand Prix experience at turn two on the opening lap after being the innocent victim of a clash between Nico Hulkenberg and... read more »

Nico Rosberg heads another Mercedes 1-2 as Sebastian Vettel falls victim to Daniil Kvyat twice! read more »