Former Haas F1 team principal Guenther Steiner has critiqued McLaren driver Lando Norris post his performance at the Brazilian GP. Norris finished P6 despite starting in pole position at Interlagos last weekend. Lando Norris has been in fine form this season. Having amassed three wins and 12 podiums, the Brit has notched the best numbers […]

Liam Lawson entered F1 unexpectedly after Daniel Ricciardo was sacked by VCARB mid-season. His short time in the sport has already had some controversy. The first was with Sergio Perez in Mexico where he showed him a middle finger after overtaking the Mexican. Recently, Lawson has also raised questions over McLaren playing the British anthem

Max Verstappen is infamous for his cold and straightforward attitude while on and off the track. The Dutchman on various occasions hasn’t hesitated to point out the harsh truth in a specific matter. Hence, the same goes for Verstappen’s behavior on his live streams during the short breaks before races in Formula 1. Max Verstappen

Audi is one of the biggest names in the world of motorsport. Now, the German carmaker will be finally entering Formula 1 officially in 2026 after taking over the Sauber team. However, reports have emerged that the auto giant is already planning to sell shares of the project to Qatar. As per reports, the Qatar

Max Verstappen‘s 2024 campaign has been a rollercoaster. The three-time world champion started out strong with back-to-back race victories. However, Red Bull fell behind McLaren and Ferrari midway through the season. Now, Verstappen is back in command after an incredible victory at the Brazilian GP. Red Bull fell to third in Constructors’ standings after the

Max Verstappen is an extremely hilarious person while he’s not in the killer mindset of racing in Formula 1. This funny side of Verstappen is fully visible during his live streams during the breaks between races in the sport. Hence, similarly, the 27-year-old was spotted having a funny moment with his teammates while racing in

Sergio Perez‘s disastrous performances during the 2024 season have opened up talks of firing the Mexican from Red Bull. Despite scoring a two-year contract extension, Perez runs a high risk of being replaced by Liam Lawson or Yuki Tsunoda. Moreover, Franco Colapinto‘s impressive debut with Williams mid-way through the 2024 season has also caught the

Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso has harshly critiqued Formula 1 tire supplier Pirelli following an accident-prone Brazilian GP. The Milan-based company has been manufacturing tires since 2011 for the pinnacle of motorsport. The Brazilian Grand Prix was one of the most chaotic races of the season, which witnessed five drivers retiring due to crashes. Most

The Haas F1 team struck a technical partnership deal with Toyota recently ahead of the US GP. Both giants are set to share technical knowledge with each other amidst the team’s other partners. Moreover, rumors flourished regarding the Japanese giant completely purchasing the American-based constructor in Formula 1. However, Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu provided

McLaren have a comfortable lead in the constructor’s standings, their tale on the driver’s side has been not so successful. Lando Norris is the nearest competitor to Max Verstappen in the driver’s standings, but Oscar Piastri has often outscored the Brit during races. Subsequently, the Australian’s race engineer Tom Stallard urged the Woking-based outfit to