Christian Horner Red Bull F1 severance package revealed
Christian Horner was paid an eye-watering nine-figure sum by Red Bull after he was dismissed as the F1 team's Team Principal and CEO.
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Christian Horner was paid an eye-watering nine-figure sum by Red Bull after he was dismissed as the F1 team's Team Principal and CEO.
Canadian research revealed which F1 drivers used the most swear words over the radio, and the results were surprising.
Martin Brundle has pulled no punches over the formation lap chaos at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, branding the initial scene total mayhem before defending the FIA’s eventual fix ...
F1's Fernando Alonso is set to take on another challenge as he returns to one of motorsports' demanding races.
James Vowles has conceded that Williams deliberately left aerodynamic performance on the table this season, choosing to spend its cost cap allowance on foundations for 2027, instead of rescuing a ...
George Russell retired from the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia in the latter stages, after his Mercedes PU gave up under the Safety Car.
Red Bull will keep fighting for podiums, but Laurent Mekies believes Mercedes will remain the favourites to rack up wins in F1 this season.
F1 is set to return to the African continent after nearly four decades as Rwanda becomes the venue for a brand-new GP circuit.
Lando Norris was short but concise in his assessment of Formula 1's new regulations after a software glitch caused a delay to the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix in ...
The world of Formula 1 had two very different sets of circumstances on this day in 1973 and 1985 respectively.