After surging into an early lead in both championships under F1's new regulations for 2022, Ferrari has seen its hopes fade after falling behind Max Verstappen and Red... read more »

Perez scored his second victory for Red Bull in May's Monaco Grand Prix to move to within 15 points of team-mate Max Verstappen at the top of the championship, only for... 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 »

Sainz has struggled in the early races of 2022 compared to team-mate Charles Leclerc, as he found it hard to get the most out of the fast car the Scuderia built for the new... read more »

Ferrari are trying to remain level-headed, despite four of their cars retiring on Sunday. read more »

The Spaniard had a heavy crash in Friday's FP2 session, spinning and hitting an unprotected concrete wall on the outside of Turn 14.The accident came after his frustrating... read more »

Ferrari find themselves at the front of the pack in 2022, so Carlos Sainz knows DNFs now mean more points lost. read more »

Red Bull is on the back foot in its battle against Ferrari after suffering three retirements in as many races to start its F1 season. read more »

Sergio Perez is hopeful Red Bull can "start again from zero" when returning to Europe after three retirements for the team in the opening three rounds. read more »

Red Bull already face a "tricky" task to claw back the significant number of points lost to Ferrari and Charles Leclerc following its spate of early-season retirements. read more »

Two retirements in the opening three grands prix of this season is not the start to his F1 title defence Max Verstappen could possibly have envisaged. read more »

A lack of fuel pressure led to the retirements of both Red Bull Formula 1 cars at last weekend's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.  read more »

Red Bull lost a potential thirty points in the Constructors' Championship thanks to their double retirement in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen was critical of Red Bull's reliability woes after his team confirmed both their retirements from the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix were caused by... read more »

Toto Wolff believes that retirements rather than "three or five-point swings" will determine who prevails in the title fight. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has warned a non-finish at this stage of the title battle could decide the winners of the two F1 championships this year. read more »

Alex Albon won his first DTM race at the Nurburgring after achieving his first pole position in the German series earlier in the day. However, there was chaos behind, with no... 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 »

Mercedes driver Bottas underwent "extreme" winter training with a particular focus on mindset as he looked to mount a challenge to team-mate Lewis Hamilton for this... read more »

The team struggled for most of the weekend to get its tyres to work.Esteban Ocon started 11th and took advantage of two retirements ahead to salvage two points for ninth, while... read more »

AlphaTauri team principal Franz Tost has insisted his team must minimise retirements this year if it is to climb the constructors' table. read more »

After two retirements in a row, Max Verstappen has happy to be back on the podium. read more »

Max Verstappen says everyone within Red Bull are working in the same direction as he bids to put behind him his two retirements at Monza and Mugello this weekend in Russia. read more »

Declaring that he is "finished with it" after Mugello, Ziggo Sport's Olav Mol says Max Verstappen's frustrations are not aimed at Red Bull but his retirements. read more »

Max Verstappen has said neither he nor Red Bull will "stop fighting" despite the Dutchman suffering back-to-back retirements at Monza and Mugello. read more »