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Raikkonen shrugs off 300 race milestone
Since his race debut with Sauber (now Alfa) in Australia in 2001, the Finn has won 21 grands prix but took two years out to go rallying.
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Former F1 champion Niki Lauda dies at 70
Lauda's death comes eight months after he underwent a lung transplant.
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Alonso uninjured after crash during Indy 500 practice
The double Formula One world champion’s No. 66 McLaren Racing Chevrolet slid into the wall on the exit of Turn 3 before skidding across the track and into the interior barrier and striking the outside barrier again.
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Hamilton would rather fight Ferrari than battle with Bottas
Champions Mercedes have won all five races so far this season in one-two formation, with Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas also taking a fastest lap each.
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Schumacher documentary in the works and headed to Cannes
Schumacher turned 50 on 3 January but has not been seen in public since a skiing accident in the French Alps five years ago which left him with severe head injuries and in a medically-induced coma.
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Ferrari need to recover their testing pace, says Vettel
Ferrari dominated pre-season testing at the Circuit de Catalunya but Mercedes have won every race since then in one-two formation.
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Hamilton favourite for Spain in big test for Ferrari
Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc dominated pre-season testing at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya amid excited talk of Ferrari ending Mercedes’ five-year stranglehold on the sport.
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'Ciao Legend': Thousands remember Senna in Imola on 25th anniversary of death
Twenty-five years ago to the day, Teddy Borring was already there in the pit lane.
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Ferrari have to start delivering, says Hamilton
The sport’s oldest, most successful and glamorous team flattered to deceive again in Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix, while Mercedes celebrated their fourth successive one-two finish.
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Ricciardo handed three-place grid penalty for Spain
Ricciardo provided the bizarre incident of the day in Baku when he reversed into Daniil Kvyat’s Toro Rosso after trying to overtake the Russian and then going down the run-off area on lap 31.
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Practice abandoned after drain cover wrecks Williams car
Only two cars had clocked lap times in the opening minutes before Briton Russell, at high speed, ran over a cover, which had been lifted slightly by a previous car, and suffered impact damage to the floor which sent debris across the circuit.
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Lewis Hamilton humbled by F1 legend Senna comparison
The late Brazilian triple champion’s former teammate Gerhard Berger has said that Hamilton was the only driver he ranked on a par with Ayrton Senna, who died in 1994.
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Formula One not on for a repeat of 1992, says Brawn
The sport’s managing director for motorsport said on Tuesday that the situation was very different now to the last time a team started the campaign with three one-twos in a row.
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Young star Charles Leclerc eyes victory in F1’s 1,000th race
The supremely talented 21-year-old upstaged five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton in Bahrain but ultimately limped home third when his Ferrari lost power with 10 laps left.
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Mick Schumacher makes Ferrari debut in Bahrain test
The 20-year-old son of seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher got his first full experience of driving an F1 car at the start of a two-day test at the Sakhir circuit.
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Alonso to test with McLaren in Bahrain next week
The 37-year-old Spaniard left Formula One at the end of last season but remains close to the team as an ambassador and also as a driver competing in the Indianapolis 500 with a McLaren entry in May.
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Hamilton warns Mercedes of Ferrari recovery in Bahrain
Hamilton, who came home second in a damaged car behind in-form team-mate Valtteri Bottas, said he was delighted, but surprised by Mercedes' comprehensive maximum points showing in Melbourne.
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Hamilton on top as Ferrari struggle in season's first exchanges
The Briton led a Mercedes one-two in the second session as he powered round Melbourne's Albert Park circuit under clear skies with a best of one minute 22.600 seconds.
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Gearing up: Who's who on the Formula One grid for 2019
Some drivers have switched teams, some are making their debuts while others have been dropped. AFP Sport guides you through the new grid.
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Formula One approves point for fastest lap
The governing FIA said on Monday that the Formula One Strategy Group and F1 Commission had given unanimous approval in an e-vote. The measure had already been approved by the FIA’s World Motor Sport Council on 7 March.
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Hard miles ahead for fallen greats McLaren and Williams
McLaren, the team of the late Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, ended up sixth and would have been seventh without the failure of Force India.
