The reaction to his late crash in the Belgian Grand Prix saved Antonio Giovinazzi's career with Alfa Romeo Racing, says Team Principal Frederic Vasseur. read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur said that Antonio Giovinazzi's late crash in the Belgian GP last year almost cost him his seat. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi's Formula 1 career could have been decided by his late crash out of the points in the Belgian Grand Prix, Alfa Romeo team boss Frederic Vasseur says read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says the highlight of his Formula 1 season was one "no one would expect" - a "scary" run to 14th in the Belgian Grand Prix read more »

Red Bull star Alex Albon has won the Richard Mille Rookie of the Year at the 2019 Autosport Awards following a stellar debut campaign in Formula 1. Albon was an unlikely... read more »

Juan Manuel Correa is determined to return to racing for himself and for Anthoine Hubert who was killed at Spa this season. read more »

All F1 drivers dream of making that breakthrough moment. Charles Leclerc truly had his breakthrough as a Ferrari driver when he took his first win for the team in Spa, then... read more »

Following a successful trial at Spa, the FIA is to use an electronic track limits detection system at this weekend's Mexican Grand Prix. read more »

Paul Ricard, Spa and Sochi have emerged as possible venues for Formula 1's Saturday qualifying race experiments in 2020 - provided all the teams agree the idea can go ahead read more »

Juan Manuel Correa returned to social media to post an update on his condition as he continues to recover from his injuries sustained in the crash that killed Anthoine Hubert... read more »

Juan Manuel Correa has released his first public statement after undergoing a 17-hour operation on the serious injuries he sustained in the crash which also killed Anthoine Hubert. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa has spoken publicly for the first time since his horrific Spa-Francorchamps F2 crash, saying he faces an “uncertain” recovery given the extent of his leg... read more »

Juan Manuel Correa has thanked well-wishers for their "immense" support, as he spoke publicly for the first time since suffering severe leg injuries in an accident in... read more »

The 1-2 today is very important to us because we achieved it in a different scenario, on a very different type of circuit to Spa-Francorchamps or Monza. read more »

Ferrari was expected to come back down to earth after its Spa and Monza success - only for the good times to continue in Singapore qualifying. read more »

Pole position at Spa, pole position at Monza and now pole position at Singapore. Charles Leclerc can do no wrong at the moment after he made it three pole positions in a row. read more »

The FIA will incorporate lessons from the Spa Formula 2 accident involving Anthoine Hubert and Juan Manuel Correa into next year's Formula 1 technical regulations, with... read more »

Racing Point F1 driver Sergio Perez says back-to-back points finishes at the last two races have kickstarted his 2019 season. read more »

Mattia Binotto denies that Spa and Monza represent Ferrari's last opportunities to win this season. read more »

Reigning Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton says dealing with the realities of danger in motorsport after Anthoine Hubert was killed at Spa hit him in the "depths of my... read more »

F1 heads for Asia and the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend with renewed excitement in the paddock after Ferrari’s recent renaissance. Budding superstar Charles Leclerc lifted... read more »

Max Verstappen expects Red Bull to be back to their best at the Singapore Grand Prix after difficult outings in Spa-Francorchamps and Monza checked their resurgence. read more »

Alfa Romeo Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur has praised Antonio Giovinazzi for bouncing back from the psychological blow of his costly late Spa crash to finish ninth at Monza read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team always knew it was likely to have the wrong car package for Spa and Monza, boss Toto Wolff has admitted read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is confident of results in Singapore after two disappointing weekends at Spa and Monza. read more »