Grand Prix

A new season, new owners, new cars, a new driver and a whole new era of F1 is starting this weekend at the 2017 Australian GP.

We are entering an era of many unknowns, both in and outside of the motor racing bubble. Over time, the Liberty Media Formula 1 revamp should begin to materialise, whatever that may look like. Bernie Ecclestone’s self-declared ‘dictatorship’ over the sport has concluded, and with it will come faces both familiar and unfamiliar in Ross Brawn, Chase Carey and Sean …

In a post on his Facebook page today, the news that Nico Rosberg to retire from F1 with immediate effect has stunned the world, on the eve of his coronation in the official end of season prize giving. Rosberg, winner of 23 Grand Prix and 30 pole positions, will be the first driver to not attempt to retain his crown …

There was a lot to talk about after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Craig Woollard tries to make sense of everything which went on there.

It seems remarkable that after nine wins out of 21 against a very competitive teammate, Nico Rosberg’s worthiness as a champion is being doubted by some in Formula 1. Stats, a common occurrence on this website, are often touted to prove that Lewis Hamilton is the better driver. After all, he did win 10 races to Rosberg’s nine, and secured …

At last the season ends and everything is still to play for, thankfully without any absurd double points.

Brazil was off to a bit of a slow start but once it started going, EVERYTHING HAPPENED.

The tail end of the season is here and the championship could be over in a few days’ time.

The second race on the return of the Mexican GP, the race last year wasn’t spectacular but the fans definitely were.

The fifth F1 race at COTA is upon us, the 38th US GP and the 67th GP in the US, Rosberg will remain the championship leader no matter what, but can he win the race?