Ferrari driver Sainz was forced to retire in the closing stages of the Austrian Grand Prix two weeks ago when an issue on his engine led to a fire, leaving the team braced for... read more »

McLaren has shown support for Daniel Ricciardo after the Australian released a statement reaffirming his commitment to the team after the Austrian Grand Prix. Ricciardo has... read more »

It comes no surprise following Carlos Sainz's fiery exit from the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Just under two weeks after his win at the Austrian Grand Prix Ferrari's Charles Leclerc presented himself in top form once again by topping the opening practice session... read more »

Sainz was forced to retire from the Austrian Grand Prix while running third in the closing stages two weeks ago after a fire emerged on his car following an engine failure.The... read more »

The 43 track limits infractions that occurred over the recent Austrian GP led drivers to suggest that more leniency was needed at certain corners to avoid repeat dramas in the... read more »

Alfa Romeo are eyeing a return to the points this weekend in France after missing out on the top ten at both teh British and Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen has defended his silence on social media after fans were abused at the Austrian Grand Prix by claiming it is down to F1 to take action rather than a driver. read more »

Carlos Sainz has apologised after unintentionally criticising the 'heroic' marshals at the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Carlos Sainz says that he did not intend to criticise the marshals at the Austrian Grand Prix for their response to his car catching on fire. Sainz was forced to exit his car... read more »

Valtteri Bottas is aiming to return to the points this weekend in France after missing out on the top ten in both the British and Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

After a one-week break following the Austrian GP, F1 is back in action at Circuit Paul Ricard and also reverts to its traditional race weekend format after running the second... read more »

Ferrari's decision to choose pace over reliability with their power unit is still supported by Carlos Sainz, despite his Austrian Grand Prix retirement. read more »

Carlos Sainz had been critical of how long it took to extinguish the fire in his Ferrari at the Red Bull Ring. read more »

While Ferrari has had arguably the fastest car for much of the season, strategy errors and a poor finishing rate have left it on the back foot in the championship standings... read more »

Charles Leclerc has conceded the fragility of Ferrari's power unit remains a concern after Carlos Sainz's fiery end to last weekend's Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has revealed the shameful memory of Michael Schumacher's Austrian Grand Prix victory from 20 years ago is fuelling his philosophy for... read more »

Some tickets for grandstands at the 2023 Austrian Grand Prix have already sold out. read more »

Alpine have revealed the causes of the mechanical issues that saw retirements from their drivers during the recent races in Great Britain and and Austria. read more »

It was a difficult weekend for AlphaTauri in Austria, and Jody Egginton says they will be looking into the reasons why they struggled before the French Grand Prix later this month. read more »

Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda both struggled for pace during the Austrian Grand Prix weekend as they finished fifteenth and sixteenth on Sunday. read more »

Aston Martin went into the Austrian Grand Prix confident of scoring points, but neither Lance Stroll nor Sebastian Vettel could manage a top ten finish on Sunday. read more »

The safety team at the Austrian Grand Prix has defended the way it handled the fire to Carlos Sainz's Ferrari. read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert says that Formula 1 is now seeing an "angry side" to Mick Schumacher. Herbert says that the attitude is similar to that of his... read more »

Williams' Alex Albon neared the points at the Austrian Grand Prix, and said that the car "made a step forward". read more »