All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Fernando Alonso turns 43 later this year but may yet choose to extend his Formula 1 career, but it remains to be seen whether that will be with Aston Martin or another team

Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team have spoken with more positivity about the W15 compared to previous cars, but still it is not capable of competing on track with the runaway Red Bulls

Guenther Steiner was axed as Haas team principal after a decade of leaving F1's smallest and youngest team and has a fresh perspective on his departure after some time away

Haas scored a point at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as Kevin Magnussen held up rivals to help Nico Hulkenberg finish 10th, but their rivals have been left furious by those tactics

Daniel Ricciardo hopes to return to the Red Bull race seat he once held but has got off to an underwhelming start to the new F1 season with sister team Visa Cash App RB

George Russell finished the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in sixth place but was very concerned that his whole race was unravelling on the final lap as he reported a problem to Mercedes

Despite more optimism from Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton over their new W15 car, compared to its predecessors, they are still struggling to compete at the sharp end of the F1 grid

Red Bull Racing team principal and CEO Christian Horner was accused by a female colleague of inappropriate behaviour, but the grievance was later dismissed after an investigation

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff and driver George Russell have weighed in after news of an internal FIA investigation into the governing body's president, Mohammed ben Sulayem

Christian Horner remains as Red Bull Racing team principal and chief executive and has no intention of giving up his position, despite those calling for him to be replaced

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner was investigated after being accused of inappropriate behaviour by a female colleague, but the grievance was later dismissed

Oliver Bearman finished seventh, ahead of fellow Brits Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton, as he made his F1 debut driving for Ferrari at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen won the first two races of the 2024 season while Red Bull made it back-to-back one-two finishes with Sergio Perez in second place, presenting another bleak picture to their rivals

Oliver Bearman finished seventh in his F1 debut at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, filling in for Carlos Sainz at Ferrari after the Spaniard fell ill with appendicitis

Fernando Alonso scored eight podiums for Aston Martin last year but could not get the better of Max Verstappen, though a former Red Bull weapon is now working against the F1 champions

Reports this week have claimed embattled Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner is planning to push car design legend Adrian Newey out of the team to focus solely on the RB17 hypercar project

Oliver Bearman was called up at short notice to make his F1 debut for Ferrari at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, after Carlos Sainz was struck down with appendicitis

Carlos Sainz's father and agent were both spotted speaking with Toto Wolff in the Mercedes hospitality unit at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as the Spaniard seeks a new seat for 2025

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes have been much more positive about their W15 car compared to its two predecessors, but Toto Wolff's team remain some way off race win contention

Sky Italy pundits Davide Valsecchi and Matteo Bobbi were suspended after comments made at last year's Spanish Grand Prix and the former has since left the broadcaster's F1 coverage

Christian Horner remains team principal and chief executive of Red Bull Racing after a grievance made against him by a female colleague was dismissed following an investigation

Helmut Marko has been a long-serving adviser to Red Bull Racing since its inception and holds significant influence within the team, including over Max Verstappen who is one of his closest allies

Oliver Bearman announced himself as the next great British F1 hope with an outstanding performance on debut for Ferrari at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, aged just 18

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is already resigned to losing star driver Lewis Hamilton to rivals Ferrari at the end of the season, but could face further exits

Questions over Helmut Marko's future with Red Bull and calls from Jos Verstappen for under-fire team boss Christian Horner to be replaced have led to suggestions Max Verstappen could leave