Grand Prix

He secured his first win in 2017 in superb fashion in Russia. He followed that up with similarly brilliant drives to win in Austria and Abu Dhabi, yet Mercedes’ Valtteri Bottas rarely being spoken about when it comes to the 2018 Formula 1 championship contenders. Why is this? And how can he secure his maiden championship ahead of the likes …

A new season, a new start, F1 is back and hopefully better than ever. With 21 races in 2018 the season will be the joint longest, starting with the Australian GP.

The final race of the season is upon us, the 2017 Abu Dhabi GP, and second place is still up for grabs.

Only two races left to go but the championships have already been won.

The US GP was last week, which must mean that it’s time to cross the border and race the Mexican GP.

It has not been the best 18 months for Toro Rosso’s Daniil Kvyat. He has been demoted twice, reinstated (perhaps only temporarily) and now his career as a grand prix driver is under serious threat from New Zealander Brendon Hartley of sportscar fame. However, Hartley’s story and return to a Formula 1 cockpit after five years should not be a deterrent for the young Russian, but should inspire him to consider reinventing himself as a driver.

The 19th and final Malaysian GP is here, sad to see it go as it’s always a track I’ve liked, and the weather can be very, interesting.

It has been a very long time since a driver who has tasted major national success in the United States has jumped ship to Formula 1. It is almost 10 years since Sebastien Bourdais lined up against Sebastian Vettel for the first time at Toro Rosso, in what became a brief F1 career for the four-time Champ Car champion. Since …

The night race is here! The tenth Singapore GP, a race that has always had at least one safety car every year.

Wet qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix was somehow a dramatic, exciting farce. Lewis Hamilton took the outright record for most pole positions of all time. This, regardless of any given person’s opinion of the driver in or out of the car, should be celebrated. Yet, Formula 1’s engine penalty problem was the talking point in the run-up to the …