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Brazilian GP: All the winners since 1973
The Brazilian Grand Prix was first run as a round of the Formula 1 World Championship in 1973. Run mainly at Interlagos in Sao Paulo, the race was also run 10 times at Rio de Janeiro’s Jacarepagua. The most successful driver at this event is Alain Prost with six wins. Here are all the winners from across the years, click on the arrows above to scroll through them…
Prime How Albon kept his Red Bull F1 drive
Red Bull made a bold call when it promoted Alexander Albon to its senior Formula 1 team when he had just half a season of grand prix racing experience. We explain exactly how he's done enough to keep one of the best drives on the grid
Are F1 2021's targets for downforce in dirty air achievable?
The FIA admits Formula 1 cars are unlikely to retain as much downforce as its 2021 research suggests, but hopes the new rules will still produce a "very big step".
Leclerc to take Brazil grid penalty for new Ferrari engine
Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc will take a new engine and thus receive a grid penalty for the penultimate round of the season in Brazil, the team has confirmed.
Red Bull keeps Albon for 2020, Toro Rosso drivers stay
The Red Bull Formula 1 team has confirmed Alexander Albon will continue alongside Max Verstappen in its line-up for the 2020 Formula 1 season.
Mercedes likely to stay in F1 after 2021, but "not a given"
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says that there are no guarantees the works teams will stay in Formula 1 after 2021, but all the indications are pointing to it remaining.
F1 reveals carbon footprint data along with two-step plan
Formula 1 has announced details of how it intends to make the sport carbon neutral by 2030, and revealed that emissions from the cars themselves only account for 0.7% of the sport’s overall footprint.
Revealed! How to spot what an F1 team is trying to hide
The Ligier JS11 was one of Formula 1’s most competitive cars of 1979 and '80, winning three races and factoring in the hunt for both championships.
Massa and Fittipaldis star at Ayrton Senna festival in Sao Paulo
Two-time Formula 1 world champion Emerson Fittipaldi, his grandson Pietro and ex-Ferrari star Felipe Massa all starred as Sao Paulo’s streets echoed to the sound of Ayrton Senna’s F1 cars last weekend.
Ferrari: Top F1 teams will still dominate in 2021
Ferrari believes that Formula 1's top teams will still be clear of the opposition in 2021, despite a radical overhaul of the rules aimed at making the sport more exciting.
Vettel: F1 would be "stupid" to ignore issues like environment
Sebastian Vettel says Formula 1 would be "stupid" to ignore major world issues such as the state of the environment, amid the series' impending announcement of a new sustainability initiative.
Hamilton still "working on a masterpiece" in F1
Lewis Hamilton says he can still improve as a Formula 1 driver because he is "working on a masterpiece" that is not finished, despite wrapping up a sixth title.
Wolff to miss first F1 race since 2013
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is to miss his first Formula 1 race since 2013 when he skips this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix now that the championships have been won.
Vettel tried 'not to see the truth' in early 2019
Sebastian Vettel says the early stages of the 2019 Formula 1 season were about 'trying not to see the truth' as Ferrari fell further behind Mercedes.
Haas "a team with 11 defenders and no strikers" during F1 races
Haas boss Gunther Steiner says he cannot wait for the season to end, because his hates his cars being like a "lame duck" in Formula 1 races now.
The "romantic” push for F1 cars to look more different
The FIA hopes "liberating" areas of Formula 1’s 2021 technical rules that were set to be more prescriptive will support the “romantic” ideal of teams creating different-looking cars.
Prost admits Renault “still not in a very stable situation”
Renault Formula 1 team non-executive director Alain Prost is confident the Enstone outfit can hang on to fifth place in the World Championship despite a “tough season”, during which he admits it has lacked stability.
Ferrari's in-season development has "exceeded expectations"
Ferrari’s Formula 1 car development has “exceeded expectations” this season and the amount of downforce it has added has had knock-on effects, says team boss Mattia Binotto.
What next for Lewis Hamilton after F1 retirement?
Lewis Hamilton says the idea of staying with Mercedes beyond racing in Formula 1 and being more involved with its parent company Daimler is “quite attractive” to him.
Wolff vows to handle Bottas contracts "better" in future
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says he can handle Valtteri Bottas’s contractual situation “better” in the future, after the Finn called his career-long uncertainty “a pain in the ass”.
Massa: Leclerc could win first title before Verstappen
Former Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa says he would not rule out Charles Leclerc winning the drivers’ championship before Max Verstappen.
Miami GP thrown lifeline after mayor vetoes City Hall resolution
The Miami GP has been thrown a lifeline after the mayor of Miami-Dade County vetoed a resolution that would have blocked the use of public roads for the event, which is scheduled for May 2021.
Renault needed reset after French GP "milestone" - Abiteboul
Renault F1 team boss Cyril Abiteboul says he realised his team needed a staffing shake-up back in June, after a much hyped update for the French Grand Prix failed to deliver.
Prime Formula 1's mission to go carbon neutral
Formula 1 is about to announce a major sustainability drive, but the reaction to Lewis Hamilton's environmental concerns highlighted the bad reputation of motorsport's green credentials. Can F1's new mission succeed?
