Verstappen set the benchmark pace on medium rubber in the opening stages before improving on his switch to softs, heading Leclerc by 0.347 seconds in a scrappy session for the... read more »

Williams driver Alex Albon will miss the Italian Grand Prix as a result of contracting appendicitis. read more »

Nyck de Vries will replace Alex Albon at Williams for the Italian Grand Prix after the Thai driver contracted appendicitis. read more »

Williams driverAlex Albon is forced to miss this weekend's Italian Grand Prix after being diagnosed with appendicitis, with former Formula 2 and Formula E champion Nyck De... read more »

Nyck de Vries will make his Formula 1 debut this weekend at Monza with Williams after Alexander Albon was ruled out due to illness. read more »

Alex Albon has been ruled out the Italian Grand Prix amid ongoing treatment for appendicitis and will be replaced for the remainder of the weekend in Monza by Nyck de Vries. read more »

Nyck de Vries will make his F1 debut with Williams at the Italian Grand Prix, after Alex Albon was ruled out of the rest of the weekend with appendicitis. read more »

The 27-year-old Dutchman, who drove in Friday practice for Aston Martin, has been drafted in at the last minute after Albon began feeling unwell on Saturday morning.A statement... read more »

Nyck de Vries will make his F1 race debut with Williams in the Italian Grand Prix as replacement for Alex Albon. read more »

Williams has announced that Nyck de Vries is to replace Alex Albon for the remainder of the Italian Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Nyck de Vries will make his Formula 1 debut this weekend at the Italian Grand Prix, after Alexander Albon was ruled out with illness. De Vries took part in FP1 on Friday with... read more »

Nyck de Vries believes he has earned the right to be on the Formula 1 grid for the 2023 Formula 1 season. The Dutchman is currently rumoured to be in contention for a drive... read more »

At the start of the one-hour session, Nyck de Vries led the pack out of the pits, running a large aerodynamic measuring device behind the front wheels of Sebastian... read more »

Aston Martin have revealed that Nyck De Vries will replace Sebastian Vettel in Free Practice One at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Aston Martin has announced that Nyck de Vries will drive Sebastian Vettel's AMR22 during first practice for this week's Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, Aston Martin has announced that Mercedes F1 reserve driver Nyck de Vries will drive for the Silverstone based team during the opening free... read more »

The Dutchman has already participated in two FP1 sessions during the 2022 season, taking over Alex Albon's Williams at the Spanish Grand Prix before driving Lewis... read more »

The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has confirmed that Nyck de Vries will drive the AMR22 during this weekend's opening practice session in Italy. The Dutchman will replace... read more »

Mercedes reserve driver Nyck de Vries will make his third FP1 outing of the season when driving for Aston Martin at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein lashed out at Formula E rival Nyck de Vries on Sunday during the final race of the season, venting over team radio that he hopes the Dutchman "doesn’t get... read more »

Between Vettel announcing his retirement and Alonso jumping to claim his Aston Martin 2023 seat, there's been a lot of high profile suggestions about what this means for... read more »

Williams has announced that Logan Sargeant will drive its 2022 Formula 1 car for the free practice session in Austin, Texas later this year. This year, F1's regulations... read more »

Toto Wolff has conceded that he "can't help" Nyck de Vries in his search for a Formula 1 seat and says Mercedes "may need to let him go". read more »

Toto Wolff admits Mercedes may have to say goodbye to Nyck de Vries, his FP1 run in France possibly having been his last outing for the team. read more »

Toto Wolff has admitted that if Nyck de Vries is seeking a place on the F1 grid, the answer doesn't lie with Mercedes. read more »