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(GMM) Ferrari’s internal tensions appear to be worsening, with reports of a heated argument between team boss Frederic Vasseur (pictured with Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna) and a senior engineer following … Read More

(GMM) Lewis Hamilton has offered a few pointed words of advice to Oscar Piastri (pictured) as the Australian’s rivalry with McLaren teammate Lando Norris continues to escalate. The seven-time world … Read More

(GMM) Carlos Sainz Jr. (pictured) has echoed Fernando Alonso’s criticism of Formula 1’s television coverage, accusing the sport of prioritizing celebrity reactions over on-track action. Speaking to Spanish radio program … Read More

(GMM) Carlos Sainz Jr. (pictured) admits he’s uncertain about Formula 1’s 2026 rules overhaul, warning that the new hybrid systems could make cars feel strange to drive despite quicker acceleration. … Read More

(GMM) Christian Horner’s efforts to secure a new Formula 1 role appear to have hit a wall, with Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll (pictured) said to have ruled out … Read More

(GMM) Red Bull has decided to keep upgrading its 2025 car as Max Verstappen’s (pictured) slim championship hopes remain alive – even if it means compromising the team’s 2026 project. … Read More

(GMM) Pierre Gasly (pictured) left Singapore deeply frustrated after a dismal weekend for Alpine, describing his race as “boring” and admitting that driving the team’s car is “just not fun … Read More

(GMM) Christian Horner’s (pictured) long-running legal battle with the ex-Red Bull staffer who accused him of misconduct has been settled, clearing the final obstacle to his expected Formula 1 comeback. … Read More

(GMM) Fernando Alonso has taken aim at Formula 1 following a fiery Singapore weekend that saw him clash with both Lewis Hamilton and the sport itself. The veteran of the … Read More

(GMM) Lewis Hamilton (pictured) has hit back at “media headlines” over Ferrari’s worsening slump, insisting he still believes the struggling Italian team can turn things around. After another difficult weekend … Read More

(GMM) Mika Hakkinen believes his 14-year-old daughter Ella (pictured) could reach Formula 1 within five years – and predicts female drivers will break into the sport by 2030. The two-time … Read More