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Sebastian Vettel was robbed in Barcelona after the Spanish Grand Prix, with thieves taking a bag belonging to the four-time world champion.

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Article To news overview © RN365/Michael Potts Spanish Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen was just eight seconds away from starting the race from the pit lane. The World Champion driver moved above Nico Rosberg and Nelson...

Valtteri Bottas had thought he could have capitalised on the issues of others in Spain, but his ambitious strategy did not work out in the end. The Alfa Romeo driver had been comfortably running in the top five throughou...

©IndyCar Scott Dixon claimed on Sunday at the Brickyard his fifth career Indy 500 pole, the Chip Ganassi Racing charger clocking in at a record 234.046 mph four-lap average. Sunday's action at the Indianapolis Motor Spe...

The mood at Mercedes has completely changed after the third and fifth places in Spain. Especially the pace of Lewis Hamilton pleases the team and Toto Wolff even talks about a possible world title. The pace of Hamilton I...

Ferrari team boss, Mattia Binotto has admitted that there were no warning signs of an issue with Charles Leclerc's engine, revealing that the first the team knew of a problem was when the driver told them. Seemingly crui...

Arrow McLaren SP's Pato O'Ward qualified seventh for the Indy 500 and tells us about his run after paying respect to pole winner Scott (...)

Scott Dixon has never heard an explosion of cheers like he did after posting a 234.437mph opening lap on the way to setting the fastest (...)

As the final race of the NOLA Motorsports Park weekend, the Fanatec GT World Challenge America powered by AWS championship provided 90 (...)

Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Chris Buescher, and Daniel Suarez advanced into the All-Star Race through the All-Star Open while Erik Jones won the (...)

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed how the team helped Max Verstappen to overcome "road rage" to win the Spanish Grand Prix. More»

The season started off poorly for Red Bull Racing with a double DNF in Bahrain, but the team of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez has managed to recover well. Despite Verstappen also dropping out in Australia with technica...

Ferrari has confirmed that Charles Leclerc's retirement from the Spanish Grand Prix was caused by an MGU-H and turbo failure on the Monegasque's power unit. Leclerc was comfortably leading the sixth round of the 2022 F1 ...

Formula 1 has urged Spanish GP officials to fix significant traffic problems that arose throughout the weekend in Barcelona. The race was a near sell-out at the weekend and had more than 120,000 people descend on the Cir...

People had a good time at the Spanish GP, but leaving was a bit of a struggle. The post F1 demand Spanish GP to fix ‘not acceptable’ problems appeared first on PlanetF1.

In Spain, Max Verstappen grabbed his 24th victory in Formula 1, as many as five-time world champion Juan Manuel Fangio. Martin Brundle argues that it was not the Red Bull Racing driver's finest, but at the same time he t...

Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel had to turn detective in an attempt to track down thieves who stole his bag in Barcelona on Monday but managed to recover only the ear pods whose signal he was following. An Aston Martin...

Ferrari has announced that Charles Leclerc suffered an MGU-H and turbo failure while leading the Spanish Grand Prix. After two wins in succession for title rival Max Verstappen, Leclerc was looking set to deliver the per...

Chip Ganassi Racing's ownership of the speed charts continued on Monday during the two-hour practice session held in cool, windy and (...)

Charles Leclerc was forced to retire while comfortably leading the Spanish Grand Prix. The post Ferrari reveal MGU-H and turbo failure behind Leclerc DNF appeared first on PlanetF1.

A.J. Foyt Racing's Dalton Kellett became the first driver to crash this month at the Indianapolis 500, bringing an end to a remarkably (...)