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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Monaco GP: When to watch live on Sky Sports
After a dramatic Spanish GP saw the lead change hands in both the drivers' and constructors' championships, Formula 1 returns to Monte Carlo for the glitz and glamour of the Monaco Grand Prix.
Alonso would move to top team alongside No 1 driver
Fernando Alonso says he would be open to taking a seat at a front-running team next season – even if it meant going up against an established ‘number one’ driver.
Red Bull boss hints at DRS changes for Monaco
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has turned his season around after initially struggling to overcome a big points deficit to Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to take the lead of the 2022 drivers' world championship.
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.
Lewis Hamilton: Fan footage appears to clear his name after Red Bull incident
A recent fan video clip has appeared to eliminate any suspicion that Lewis Hamilton touched the rear wing of Sergio Perez’s car following the Spanish Grand Prix this past Sunday.
Mercedes respond to 'suspicious' Lewis Hamilton picture from Spanish Grand Prix
Mercedes have moved to quickly deny rumours of Lewis Hamilton touching the rear wing of Sergio Perez's Red Bull after a video began circulating online. Max Verstappen made headlines last year after he was fined €50,000 for touching the rear wing of Hamilton's car at the Brazil Grand Prix.
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.