1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve feels the Ferrari Driver Academy is about who can buy their way in. read more »

Jacques Villeneuve has described Sebastian Vettel's final season with Ferrari as "agony", but thinks he still has millions of reasons to be happy. read more »

2020 really is throwing up the unusual with Jacques Villeneuve praising Lance Stroll, perhaps for the first time ever. read more »

Lance Stroll and Racing Point stunned Formula 1 by claiming pole position from a treacherous qualifying session for the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

A career tinged with tragedy, racing Lauda and Hunt, and mentoring Michael Schumacher - our latest guest on the official F1 Beyond The Grid podcast is Jochen Mass, who opens up... read more »

In the latest F1 gossip column, Wolff wary of avoiding 'unnecessary Star Wars' at Mercedes, Villeneuve slams "worst number two driver" Albon and Hamilton... read more »

Jacques Villeneuve reckons Sebastian Vettel is paying the price for Ferrari listening more to Charles Leclerc as he's the driver staying put. read more »

Alexander Albon is the "worst second driver" that has ever raced for Red Bull, that's according to Jacques Villeneuve. read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, says it is aware of the pre-restart situation at Imola, which was labelled “dangerous” by drivers, and will evaluate whether any... read more »

A potentially dangerous situation arose at Formula 1's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix when several lapped drivers encountered marshals still working on-track. The Safety Car... read more »

Ferrari has won at Imola eight times, first in 1982 with Didier Pironi in a race where relations soured between the Frenchman and his Canadian team-mate Gilles Villeneuve. The... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli suggests strategy options remain open for the Portuguese Grand Prix but is leaning towards a one-stop run to the chequered flag. Due to the... read more »

Jacques Villeneuve has added his voice to the growing criticism of Alex Albon by hinting Max Verstappen is taking on Mercedes single-handedly for Red Bull. read more »

Lance Stroll shouldn't turn to Jacques Villeneuve for a sympathetic shoulder in the midst of his illness as the 1997 Champ reckons his compatriot should be racing no... read more »

On the day Renault truly arrived at Formula 1's top table, one of its drivers stormed to a maiden victory while the other contested one of the fiercest on-track tussles of... read more »

Ex-F1 driver Jacques Villeneuve was shocked by Carlos Sainz's first-lap crash at Sochi, calling it "just stupid". read more »

Jacques Villeneuve said Ferrari "could have been the Mercedes of today" had they not let talented personnel leave the team over the last few years. read more »

Jacques Villeneuve, has said Ferrari need to start rebuilding again from scratch to try and restore their glory days. read more »

The promotor of Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix believes an October event would have been a "great opportunity" for Montreal, and criticised local officials for... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has proven he knows how to get the most out of an Adrian Newey designed car and that, Jacques Villeneuve says, is why he should replace Alex Albon next season. read more »

As we prepare to get back on track, join F1 stars, sporting heroes and musical talent alike for the final Virtual Grand Prix around Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Canada! For... read more »

Former World Champion Nigel Mansell says the harrowing sight of Gilles Villeneuve's fatal crash at Zolder still troubles him to this day. read more »

Jump onboard with Esteban Gutierrez and PETRONAS Motorsports, as they show us how to master the twists and turns of Montreal's Circuit Gilles Villeneuve!  read more »

One. Last. Time. The final Virtual Grand Prix is here, and we're marking the occasion with something special. Today, we're focusing on F1® 2020's new... read more »

Rated as one of the best drivers to never win a World title, Gilles Villeneuve's life was tragically cut short in a qualifying crash in Belgium in 1982. read more »