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Just under two weeks after his win at the Austrian Grand Prix Ferrari's Charles Leclerc presented himself in top form once again by topping the opening practice session for the French Grand Prix. Championship runaway lea...

Lando Norris believes the return of porpoising at the French Grand Prix could be a good sign McLaren has improved its car with its latest upgrade package. More»

Catch all the action from this weekend's French Grand Prix Check out how to watch all the action from this weekend's Formula 1 French Grand Prix at Paul Ricard. Friday, July 22 Practice 1, 21:30 AEST Fox Sports (Channel ...

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez has joined calls to issue lifetime bans to spectators responsible for discriminatory abusive behavior at Formula One races.

Lewis Hamilton has revealed one of F1's ten teams is still refusing to sign his diversity initiative and said he does "not know what else I can do" after recent fan abuse continued to come under the spotlight.

With temperatures that peaked at 56 degrees on track today during FP1 (and 53 degrees during FP2) the drivers and tyres faced a tough two hours of free practice, with Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz setting the fastest time ...

Ferrari recorded the fastest times in practice for the French Grand Prix, but Max Verstappen's high-fuel run should concern Charles Leclerc.

McLaren's new upgrades appear to be working well at the Circuit Paul Ricard, after both Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo ended the opening day in the top ten. More»

Alex Albon has heaped praise on how his Williams FW44 handled at Paul Ricard on Friday, believing it is the 'best the car has felt all year'. Both Albon and Nicholas Latifi have had the team's significant upgrade package...

Mercedes ended the opening day of the French Grand Prix further behind than the team had predicted, despite having introduced a number of upgrades. More»

We're now into our fourth or fifth silly season update since March. In any other year, I'd be putting the finishing touches on the (...)

Nyck de Vries was back in Formula 1 for the second time this season. In Barcelona he was a substitute driver for Williams and this weekend Mercedes gave him the opportunity to do a session in France. It tastes like more ...

Nyck de Vries was back in Formula 1 for the second time this season. In Barcelona he was a substitute driver for Williams and this weekend Mercedes gave him the opportunity to do a session in France. It tastes like more ...

Sergio Perez has revealed delays caused by an anti-roll bar issue compromised his practice running for the French Grand Prix. More»

The FIA will be implementing a strict minimum lap speed around Paul Ricard at the weekend, to try and halt driving unnecessarily slowly during qualifying. Race director Eduardo Freitas will be implementing a rule whereby...

The FIA has taken action to stop warm-up laps being too slow in qualifying. The post FIA to use strict maximum lap time to stop slow warm-ups appeared first on PlanetF1.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it's too late to agree new rules for 2023 that change the design of the floor of current Formula 1 cars in a bid to tackle 'porpoising'. In response to concerns about the severity of t...

Helmut Marko is pleased with Max Verstappen's lead in the World Championship. According to the Red Bull Racing advisor, it is amazing how the team manages to build a good car again after last year's title battle with Mer...

Lando Norris: 'A reasonable day. It's been a day of trying the new parts on the car and trying to understand them and figure them out for tomorrow. I think we've done that. The pace of the car and the handling's in a rea...

George went fourth quickest in FP1, completing 25 laps and gaining useful running on the medium and soft tyre. Nyck de Vries was driving in Lewis' car in FP1, as part of the regulatory requirement for young drivers to co...

Sergio Perez could only finish P10 in the second practice session at Paul Ricard. The post Perez admits feeling ‘not very comfortable’ with RB18 appeared first on PlanetF1.

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner and Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto have both indicated that upgrades under the new technical regulations are having less of an effect than they did before. The new ground effect aerodyna...