David Malukas suffered the second shunt of this year’s preparations for the Indianapolis 500 after a nudge from Santino Ferrucci, but Colton Herta suffered a much harder hit that left his car upside down.
Sergio Perez says Red Bull has been taken aback by the deficit to Ferrari so far at Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix.
McLaren Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo has explained his Monaco Grand Prix FP2 crash was the result of "pushing it too far" with the set-up on his McLaren MCL36.
Charles Leclerc led a Ferrari 1-2 in the second practice session for Formula 1's 2022 Monaco Grand Prix, which was disrupted by a heavy crash for McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo.
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The danger for Red Bull in its Barcelona F1 team orders choice
OPINION: Red Bull walked into a team orders saga on its way to taking a Spanish Grand Prix 1-2 last weekend, where it took the lead of the 2022 Formula 1 world championships for the first time. But its decisions have added an element of risk to later races.
What's next for the 'Green Red Bull' controversy?
From the 'pink Mercedes' to the 'Green Red Bull', the Silverstone-based team has received suspicious glares from up and down the Formula 1 paddock over its car design exploits. But after being cleared by the FIA over its Spanish Grand Prix updates amid a backdrop of cries of foul play, what's next in this saga?
Why 2022 could be Leclerc's best chance to end his Monaco F1 curse
Charles Leclerc's ill-fortune at his home Formula 1 race is well-established. But his single lap pace and over longer runs during Friday practice will leave the Ferrari driver upbeat that he can make up for his Barcelona disappointment by finally recording a finish and perhaps even banking 25 world championship points in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix...
Hamilton: Monaco F1 track the "bumpiest rollercoaster" ride
Mercedes Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton described his Monaco practice as the "bumpiest rollercoaster" he had ever experienced, after a challenging first day of running in the principality.
Spanish GP garage panic prompts F1 fuel temperature debate
Formula 1 teams are discussing the procedure for declaring the minimum fuel temperature with the FIA after the last-minute panic for Red Bull and AlphaTauri in Spain.
F2 Monaco: Lawson loses feature race pole over yellow flag infringement
Liam Lawson has been stripped of pole position for the FIA Formula 2 feature race in Monaco for a yellow flag violation.
Nurburgring 24h: Luca Ludwig scoops surprise pole in Ferrari
Luca Ludwig secured a surprise pole for the Nurburgring 24 Hours in his octane126 Ferrari 488 GT3, setting two laps good enough for the top spot in Top Qualifying 2.
Quartararo’s Mugello MotoGP pace “opposite” to 2021 race-winning form
MotoGP championship leader Fabio Quartararo admits his pace at Mugello is currently “opposite” to what it was when won at the track in 2021, after a low-key run in practice for the Italian Grand Prix.
FIA working with WRC teams to combat increased cockpit temperatures
World Rally Championship teams and the FIA are working on solutions to resolve the issue of increased cockpit temperatures in the new Rally1 cars.
Monaco GP practice as it happened
Minute-by-minute updates on Friday practice for the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix at Circuit de Monaco.
Norris "still not at 100%" in Monaco after struggling with tonsillitis
Lando Norris is “still not at 100%” as he continues to recover from tonsillitis, but McLaren has no concerns about his fitness for the Monaco Formula 1 race weekend.
Vettel: Aston Martin 'green Red Bull' F1 reaction "not fair"
Sebastian Vettel has criticised the ‘green Red Bull’ furore regarding Aston Martin’s updated 2022 Formula 1 car, calling the reaction “not fair” – particularly comments highlighting technical director Dan Fallows.
Nurburgring 24h: No stopping Rowe BMW in third qualifying
BMW continues to top the leaderboard after the third Nurburgring 24 Hours qualifying session on Friday, but there were plenty of movers behind.
Arrow McLaren SP signs O’Ward through end of 2025
Pato O’Ward will drive for the Arrow McLaren SP-Chevrolet team for at least three more years, the team confirmed today.
Shell to debut 'watershed' renewable racing fuel in IndyCar
As part of Shell’s new deal as the official fuel supplier of the NTT IndyCar Series, it will produce a 100-percent renewable race fuel – the first for any U.S. motorsport series.
Italian MotoGP: Aprilia's Espargaro leads FP2 from Bagnaia
Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro snatched top spot from Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia in a red-flagged FP2 for the MotoGP Italian Grand Prix.
Monaco GP: Leclerc fastest from Perez, Sainz in FP1
Home favourite Charles Leclerc pipped Red Bull's Sergio Perez and Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz to top the first practice session ahead of Formula 1's 2022 Monaco Grand Prix.
When F1 conquered the Indy 500
The Indianapolis 500 is one of motorsport’s greatest events and has largely been won by homegrown talents, or at least competitors from the regular Indycar series, but Formula 1 does have its place in Indy 500 history.
Vettel: Barcelona backpack robbers didn’t steal a “great deal”
Sebastian Vettel says it “wasn’t a great deal” for the thieves who stole his backpack after the Spanish Grand Prix because they had to ditch the only valuable item.
F2 Monaco: Lawson takes pole, Hughes crash causes red flag
Liam Lawson took pole for the FIA Formula 2 feature race in Monaco, snatching a last-second lead in Group A despite a yellow flag.
Prospective manufacturers "must be brave" to race in MotoGP now
Honda’s Pol Espargaro says any potential manufacturers wanting to race in MotoGP “must be brave with a lot of money” due to the current technical regulations.
Ricciardo: No doubts over seeing out McLaren F1 contract
Daniel Ricciardo insists there are no doubts over his Formula 1 future at McLaren for 2023, despite some semi-critical remarks from CEO Zak Brown this week.
Hamilton: Too much time, energy wasted on F1 jewellery debate
Lewis Hamilton says "way too much time and energy" is being spent by Formula 1 drivers and the FIA governing body debating whether jewellery can be worn in the car.
Why Mercedes' Spanish GP gains aren't as grand as they seemed
Mercedes' strong showing in last weekend's Spanish Grand Prix prompted team boss Toto Wolff to say it had halved its deficit to the leaders and its Formula 1 title chances were back on after a rocky start to the 2022 campaign. But a closer inspection of the team's performance suggests its gains aren't as grand as they first appeared
Spanish Grand Prix Driver Ratings 2022
In an unusually hectic Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc was denied a dominant performance by his Ferrari engine letting go which allowed Max Verstappen to pick up the pieces. But numerous flashpoints kept the race twisting and turning throughout, with one perfect score from an emerging contender
How Verstappen overcame his and Red Bull’s errors to win in Spain
Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari engine disaster offered an open goal for Max Verstappen and Red Bull to strike, but the reigning Formula 1 world champion still had to solve multiple errors and profit from a begrudged assist from team-mate Sergio Perez, which created an unexpectedly eventful Spanish Grand Prix
Why Red Bull can win a Spanish GP that looked perfect for Ferrari
Formula 1's return to Spain on Friday ended with Ferrari leading the way from Mercedes, while Red Bull could only manage third fastest overall courtesy of Max Verstappen. But its chances of victory are far from remote with a deeper dig into the times despite Ferrari's strong start...
Heroes: Schumacher vs Coulthard collision - 1998 Belgian GP
Excerpt from Motorsport Network's feature film Heroes, by Manish Pandey. This clip features classic F1 footage from the 1998 Belgian GP in which Michael Schumacher hit David Coulthard on the straight before 'bus-stop'. Watch the full Heroes movie on Motor
Heroes: Mika Hakkinen's accident - 1995 Australian GP
Excerpt from Motorsport Network's feature film Heroes, by Manish Pandey. This clip features classic F1 footage from the 1995 Australian GP in which Mika Hakkinen recalls the most serious accident in his career. Watch the full Heroes movie on Motorsport.tv
Heroes: 7th F1 World Championship of Michael Schumacher
Excerpt from Motorsport Network's feature film Heroes, by Manish Pandey. This clip features classic F1 footage from the 2004 Belgian GP in which Michael Schumacher won his 7th world title, a record that is still not beaten. Watch the full Heroes movie on
Heroes: The greatest F1 overtake: Michael Schumacher vs Mika Hakkinen
Excerpt from Motorsport Network's feature film Heroes, by Manish Pandey. This clip features classic F1 footage from the 2000 Belgian GP in which Mika Hakkinen completed what's widely considered the best overtake in the history of the sport. Watch the full
Monaco GP: Latest F1 technical images from the pitlane
Join us as we delve into the new and interesting technical features on display up and down the pitlane as Formula 1 teams prepare for the Monaco Grand Prix, courtesy of Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images.
What is behind Verstappen’s recurrent F1 DRS problems
Max Verstappen may have taken victory in Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix, but it wasn't without drama, most especially with his DRS.
Spanish GP: Latest F1 technical images from Barcelona
Join us as we delve into the new and interesting technical features on display up and down the pitlane as teams prepare for the Spanish Grand Prix, courtesy of Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images.
Aston Martin reveals 'Green Red Bull' overhaul ahead of Spanish GP
Aston Martin's Spanish Grand Prix revamp has caused a stir in Barcelona with its new-look car already earning it the 'Green Red Bull' tag.
British Superbikes: Record grids for 2022 but what’s next?
Perhaps the motorsport series that best combines maximum accessibility for the fans with a high level of professionalism among competitors is the Bennetts British Superbike Championship.
Key to improving motorsport engagement is fan access, says Carlo Boutagy
Carlo Boutagy is the Promoter of the Diriyah E-Prix, the opening round of the Formula E season as well as the Extreme E season-opener in Saudi Arabia. He created the official F1 Fan Zones 12 years ago and is a pioneer of fan engagement in motorsport. This weekend sees the fourth running of the Diriyah ePrix - it was first held as part of the 2018/19 season and was the first Formula E race to be held in the Middle East.
Motorsport cannot go electric only, says WRC title winner Robert Reid
Robert Reid won the 2001 World Rally Championship for Subaru as co-driver to Richard Burns, the 20th anniversary was celebrated last week. The Scot has since gone on to a career in the sport’s governance on several FIA commissions including Safety. He’s running in the FIA elections in three weeks for the role of Deputy President for Sport under Mohammed ben Sulayem. Victory would see him as “co-driver” to the most powerful role in motorsport, FIA President.
Motorsport is very bankable, says Le Mans legend Tom Kristensen
Tom Kristensen is the most successful driver in the history of Le Mans 24 hours with nine outright victories. Since retiring from racing, he's been President of the FIA Drivers Commission. From that platform, he's running for the role of FIA Deputy President for Sport in December's election, alongside the current holder of that role, Graham Stoker, who's bidding to become President.
 | Max Verstappen | 110 pts |
 | Charles Leclerc | 104 pts |
 | Sergio Perez | 85 pts |
 | Red Bull Racing | 195 pts |
 | Ferrari | 169 pts |
 | Mercedes | 120 pts |
Why Mercedes' Spanish GP gains aren't as grand as they seemed
Mercedes' strong showing in last weekend's Spanish Grand Prix prompted team boss Toto Wolff to say it had halved its deficit to the leaders and its Formula 1 title chances were back on after a rocky start to the 2022 campaign. But a closer inspection of the team's performance suggests its gains aren't as grand as they first appeared
Spanish Grand Prix Driver Ratings 2022
In an unusually hectic Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc was denied a dominant performance by his Ferrari engine letting go which allowed Max Verstappen to pick up the pieces. But numerous flashpoints kept the race twisting and turning throughout, with one perfect score from an emerging contender
How Verstappen overcame his and Red Bull’s errors to win in Spain
Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari engine disaster offered an open goal for Max Verstappen and Red Bull to strike, but the reigning Formula 1 world champion still had to solve multiple errors and profit from a begrudged assist from team-mate Sergio Perez, which created an unexpectedly eventful Spanish Grand Prix
Why Red Bull can win a Spanish GP that looked perfect for Ferrari
Formula 1's return to Spain on Friday ended with Ferrari leading the way from Mercedes, while Red Bull could only manage third fastest overall courtesy of Max Verstappen. But its chances of victory are far from remote with a deeper dig into the times despite Ferrari's strong start...
The key aspects of Porsche and Audi's planned F1 entries
The VW Group’s German superpowers of sportscar racing have all but confirmed they are coming to F1 when the next set of engine rules come into force in 2026. Here's why both manufacturers are all set to take the plunge, and crucially how it might work
How Vegas went from byword for F1 indifference to grand Liberty coup
Holding a race in Las Vegas – party central, a city of dreams and decadence and, yes, more than a smattering of tackiness – has been on Liberty Media’s most-wanted list since it acquired Formula 1’s commercial rights. But, as LUKE SMITH explains, F1 has been here before and the relationship didn’t work out
Why de Vries' FP1 outing could add a new path to his current crossroads
A Formula 2 and Formula E champion, Nyck de Vries is currently considering where his future in motorsport lies. Continuing in WEC and Formula E is possible and he's also courted glances Stateside after impressing in an IndyCar test. But ahead of his Formula 1 FP1 debut with Williams, he could have another option if he impresses...
Why Leclerc's crash shouldn't put off F1 drivers tasting history
OPINION: For a demo run ahead of Monaco's Historique Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc was blessed with the opportunity to drive Niki Lauda's former Ferrari 312B3 - but a brake failure at Rascasse suggested Leclerc's Monaco hoodoo transcended contemporary F1. Although an awkward incident, Leclerc deserves credit for embracing F1's history.