Russell: ‘Not correct’ to be bringing drivers in for FP1
George Russell believes that the rule forcing teams to run junior drivers for two practice sessions during the season is of little benefit for driver or team.
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Spanish GP boss apologises to fans for chaos
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya boss Jose Luis Santamaria has offered an apology to fans affected by the logistical chaos that surrounded the Spanish Grand Prix.
Martin Brundle calls out Max Verstappen over temper tantrums - 'Still on a short fuse'
Max Verstappen's temper is 'still on a short fuse', according to Martin Brundle, who feels the Red Bull driver has some work to do to control his anger. Verstappen moved above Charles Leclerc to the top of the Drivers' Championship at the weekend after his win in Barcelona.
Ferrari downplays Mercedes’ Spain F1 revival
A range of upgrades brought to last weekend’s race at Barcelona helped Mercedes to its most competitive outing of the season so far.
Monaco GP: F1's burgeoning title race heads to iconic 'crown jewel'
After an intensifying title race took another twist in Spain, it's time for Formula 1's most legendary and glamorous event - the Monaco GP.
F1: Reliving George Russell’s Top 5 F1 Moments
Formula 1 fans have seen a lot of good and bad moments in the sport and we have compiled a list of the best moments from George Russell’s career so far.
Ferrari boss questions if Mercedes really closer to winning races in F1 title fight
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says Mercedes still have a ‘significant’ deficit to the frontrunning teams in Formula 1 despite their improvements and the Spanish Grand Prix, casting doubt on their ability to win a race in the near future.
F1 | Hamilton pidió la retirada
Lewis Hamilton planteó a su equipo abandonar después de la primera vuelta, cuando marchaba último, para ahorrar kilómetros al motor de su Mercedes en unas condiciones extremas de calor. Su equipo le recordó que podían luchar por puntos, de hecho, terminó la carrera quinto, no tan lejos del podio de su compañero, George Russell. El inglés, tras bajarse del coche: «Estoy muy contento, hubiera preferido una carrera más tranquila porque estaba a treinta segundos del penúltimo y recordé lo de Yeda, cuando no podía llegar al top-10, pensaba que era imposible llegar a los puntos. El equipo me dijo que podía ser octavo, yo no lo entendía, eran bastante optimistas, pero decidí darlo todo. Fue una pena que al final hubiera que cuidar el motor».