Red Bull clinched its sixth constructors' title with six races to spare in Japan, which is another entry for the Milton Keynes squad into the series' record book that... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner accepts it is "inevitable" that the side will be caught at some stage in Formula 1. After scooping the Drivers' title... read more »

Although Ferrari threw everything it had at securing victory in its home Formula 1 race at Monza, Red Bull proved too strong over the Italian Grand Prix weekend.It seemed... read more »

Yep, he did it again. Max Verstappen is inevitable at the moment, and he is now in unchartered territory. read more »

Max Verstappen is inevitable. His ninth straight win at the Dutch GP underlines his once-in-a-generation talent. read more »

While Max Verstappen and Red Bull's F1 dominance seems inevitable at the moment, the battle behind the runaway leaders has been the complete opposite. read more »

The FIA in turn was moved to remind the F1 CEO and everyone else that the regulations are the responsibility of the governing body and not the commercial rights holder.That... read more »

The Mexican driver has had a disappointing run of races, which has included him getting knocked out of Q2 for the Austrian Grand Prix after falling foul of three separate track... read more »

Sergio Perez's father has compared his son's current battle with Max Verstappen for the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship to the historic rivalry shared between Alain... read more »

With the team open to the fact that it has gone down the wrong path with the design of its 2023 F1 car, it is inevitable that the most visual of changes will be the biggest... read more »

Max Verstappen, who has never been one to mince words and shy away from saying what he thinks, provided another eye-opening comment at the recent Australian Grand Prix. Amid a... read more »

Fernando Alonso has a chequered history with his F1 teammates but will he be forced to bite his tongue this season? read more »

But once the finished cars had gone public, it was inevitable we would see teams hone-in on the agreed best ideas, even if it meant switching concept. The imposition of a cost... read more »

Toto Wolff has claimed Mercedes 'annus horribilis' was an inevitability given the team's historic years of success. read more »

Formula 1 is set to officially cancel the Chinese Grand Prix due to the country's zero-Covid policy. The race was to be held on April 16 next year. However, BBC Sport... read more »

Leaving behind the inevitable distractions of his last race weekend before entering retirement, Vettel was sixth fastest in Q1 and showed great commitment as he weaved his way... read more »

George Russell has revealed he made a swift apology to Carlos Sainz after colliding with the Ferrari driver on the opening lap of the United States Grand Prix. read more »

There seems little doubt that some of F1's previous great wet weather drives - think Ayrton Senna at Portugal in 1985, Michael Schumacher at Barcelona in 1996 and Damon... read more »

Following several years in the Red Bull stable, Pierre Gasly will part ways with the organisation at the end of the 2022 season and set up station at Alpine. Gasly's... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he feels for the fans with Max Verstappen on course to wrap up the 2022 F1 world title early. read more »

Since the first night race back in 2008, F1 folk have grown used to adjusting to the schedule by staying up until dawn and sleeping until the early afternoon in an attempt to... read more »

McLaren and Daniel Ricciardo will part ways at the end of the season as one of F1's worst-kept secrets was confirmed on Wednesday. read more »

Zhou Guanyu's horrifying crash must "open our eyes" to more safety measures, insist Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, but they have warned that major accidents... read more »

Charles Leclerc has revealed he is targeting a top-four finish at the Canadian Grand Prix after being hit with an "inevitable grid penalty. read more »

Although a change to the regulations would likely hurt Mercedes, George Russell says the cars cannot continue to bounce like they are doing. read more »