You can't draw a parallel between Felipe Massa's revolving door return to F1 and Niki Lauda's comeback in 1982. After abruptly walking out on F1 and a two-year sabbatical, the great Austrian decided to give it another go, enticed by McLaren's Ron Dennis to return to the fray. It took Lauda two races to warm up but at Long Beach, at the USA GP West, he was back in the game!
Sauber team representative Alessandro Alunni Bravi has confirmed that Carlos Sainz is at the top…
Esteban Ocon’s tenacious efforts in last weekend’s Miami Grand Prix secured a crucial 10th place…
Jenson Button believes the core of Lando Norris’ racing style will not change following the…
Ford says its commitment to Red Bull’s engine programme remains “unchanged” despite renowned designer Adrian…
Denny Hulme clinched his first Grand Prix win on this day at Monaco in 1967,…
Alpine protégé Abbi Pulling extended her lead in the F1 Academy championship with back-to-back wins…