F1 is back! When to watch Belgian GP on Sky Sports
Formula 1 is back this weekend - and you can watch all the action live on Sky Sports F1 as a rollercoaster season resumes with the Belgian Grand Prix.
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Piastri to McLaren? Ricciardo to retire? - Explaining F1's 2023 driver market
Formula 1 returns this weekend with the Belgian Grand Prix, as championship leader Max Verstappen looks to extend his advantage over the chasing pack.
Verstappen driving with released tension: 'He's continuing to evolve,' says Red Bull boss
Red Bull boss Christian Horner said Max Verstappen's mindset has changed, and he has become a more complete and better driver since winning his first world championship last season.
Verstappen met with producers on starring in Netflix show: 'It was a very good chat'
Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen says he would only be part of Netflix's Drive to Survive series if it's on his own terms.
Red Bull's Marko admits Ferrari is faster over a single lap, but 'we are on par this season'
Helmut Marko admits Ferrari may have had the edge over Red Bull in terms of single-lap pace this season, but otherwise, it's been an even contest.
Verstappen welcomes Mercedes' resurgence as Ferrari loses championship ground
Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen says he welcomes Mercedes' resurgence as they have a better chance of taking points away from Ferrari.
Jean Alesi interview: Verstappen, Ferrari, Mercedes, Piastri, Alonso & more
The Formula 1 season returns at the end of August with the Belgian Grand Prix, after what has been a fascinating campaign so far.
F1 2022: ‘It’s just so painful’ – Toto Wolff says Mercedes season has been like ‘Groundhog Day’
Toto Wolff admits Mercedes’ 2022 Formula One season has been a “painful” experience as they continue to claw back their pace deficit to Red Bull and Ferrari. Mercedes have won the last eight constructors’ championships in F1, plus the drivers’ titles, apart from Lewis Hamilton’s controversial loss to Max Verstappen last year. Ad However, the new regulations have seen them drop back behind Red Bull and Ferrari for the majority of the first half of the season.