Though quickest, Max Verstappen crashes out in final moments of a session which sees him and the Mercedes pair covered by just 0.072s. read more »

Formula 1 title contender Max Verstappen put his Red Bull at the top of the timesheets to lead the Mercedes pair in Belgian Grand Prix second practice, before he crashed out.  read more »

Max Verstappen crashed out after setting the fastest time of second practice on F1's first day back in action after the summer break at the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen set the fastest time during second practice for Formula 1's Belgian Grand Prix before crashing out of the session. Verstappen clocked a time of 1:44.472s on... read more »

Max Verstappen went fastest of anyone in FP2 at Spa on Friday, with both Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton less than a tenth slower. read more »

Honda revealed on Thursday that Verstappen's second engine of the year could no longer be used due to the damage sustained in the crash with Lewis Hamilton at... read more »

As F1 grapples with the cost of crashes, Guenther Steiner reckons it is no longer speed alone that determines a driver's value. read more »

The rookie burst onto the F1 scene winning over plenty of fans with his aggressive driving style in the opening races, highlighted by a series of impressive overtakes on his... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes Formula 1 should not backtrack on its strict cost cap to accommodate crash damage. read more »

Revealing that crashes, such as that at the Hungaroring, have cost Ferrari €2.5m so far this season, Mattia Binotto joins Christian Horner in questioning the budget cap. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner says his drivers' crashes have been "too frequent and too heavy" so far in 2021. read more »

Guenther Steiner won't join Red Bull in calling for a rethink of the cap, saying it is "good management" factoring in the cost of crashes. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has claimed F1 should not back down on its strict cost cap simply to factor in crash damage. read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey called being "taken out in two races just painful" after the team surrendered the F1 championship lead to Mercedes. read more »

Wolff, Susie has told Christian Horner that he needs to "take the emotion out of it" ffollowing two crashes, both caused by Mercedes drivers. read more »

Sainz recovered from a crash in qualifying to rise from 14th to sixth in the early stages of Sunday's race following the crashes at Turn 1 and the subsequent red flag.As... read more »

Formula 1 teams are at odds over concerns about large damage costs incurred by crashes and the resulting cost cap implications. read more »

McLaren principal Andreas Seidl did not want to criticise the steward's handling of the Hungarian Grand Prix Lap 1 crashes. read more »

Ocon scored a shock victory for Alpine at the Hungaroring on Sunday after capitalising on two Turn 1 crashes and a strategy miscue by Mercedes to move into the lead.Ocon... read more »

Formula 1 would have carried out a grid start with zero cars had Lewis Hamilton joined his rivals in pitting for slick tyres in Hungary. The Hungarian Grand Prix was... read more »

Valtteri Bottas and Lance Stroll have both been handed five-place grid penalties for the next F1 race in Belgium after causing collisions at the start of Sunday's chaotic... read more »

Vettel charged from 10th on the grid to finish second for Aston Martin at the Hungaroring after a chaotic race that saw seven drivers get caught up in crashes at the first... read more »

Two major incidents at the first corner led to the Hungarian Grand Prix being red-flagged on lap 3 due to debris strewn across the track.An initial crash meant Valtteri Bottas... read more »

After a rain shower hit the track with 25 minutes to go before lights out, all drivers opted to start the race on intermediate tyres in the low grip conditions.While polesitter... read more »

Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner says crashes for his drivers are becoming "too frequent" and happening "for no good reason". read more »