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Sebastian Vettel may have lost his record of most consecutive wins to Max Verstappen, but the four-time world champion is not mourning it. On the contrary, the German is happy for the Dutchman that he is now the first dr...

2009 Formula 1 World Champion Jenson Button was left very impressed by Williams' Alex Albon on Sunday at the Italian Grand Prix, after the Thai driver claimed seventh place for the Grove-based team. Albon was sensational...

With one final race to go in the IndyCar season, Alex Palou has crowned himself champion for the second time. The Spaniard managed to win the penultimate race in Portland yesterday, making it impossible to overtake him. ...

Red Bull's Max Verstappen has responded to Lewis Hamilton's recent comments, suggesting that the seven-time world champion might be "jealous" of his current success. More»

Scuderia Ferrari's Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc earned third and fourth place respectively after an exciting Italian Grand Prix. More»

McLaren team-mates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri made contact during the Italian Grand Prix. Image: XPB Images McLaren boss Andrea Stella will review the clash between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri during the Italian G...

It is now fourteen wins in fourteen races for Red Bull in 2023 as Max Verstappen secured a tenth victory in a row in Sunday's Italian Grand Prix. More»

Max Verstappen etched his name into the annals of Formula 1 history by securing his tenth consecutive victory at the Italian Grand Prix. More»

Max Verstappen celebrated his record breaking tenth win in a row - and his twelfth of the season - by praising his Red Bull team for their 2023 efforts so far. More»

Charles Leclerc physically checked Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur's pulse after the Monegasque almost cost the Prancing Horse a podium place at the Italian Grand Prix. More»

Max Verstappen now has the record of most consecutive wins all to himself after taking a tenth victory in a row in the Italian Grand Prix. More»

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has thanked police following reports he was the target of an attempted theft after Sunday's Italian Grand Prix. More»

Sky Sports F1's Martin Brundle delivers his expert verdict on the Italian GP weekend after Max Verstappen made it 10 consecutive race wins in Monza. That was one of the best Monza F1 Grands Prix and I thoroughly enjoyed ...

In the wake of Max Verstappen's historic 10 consecutive wins, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has voiced his opinion, labelling the achievement as 'completely irrelevant'. Verstappen's triumphant performance at Monza ...

They are fine figures: 67 podium finishes, including ten wins, and 20 poles. Valtteri Bottas has earned his place in the history books of Formula 1, although the figures are in stark contrast to his achievements over the...

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris engaged in a light-hearted argument about who would get the Hungarian GP winner's trophy that the latter broke, speaking to the media at Monza after a replacement trophy had finally been m...

Kevin Magnussen is at a low ebb in his F1 career with Haas at present – Image: Laurent Charniaux/XPB Kevin Magnussen has conceded to experiencing 'a paradox' with Haas at present as he feels the team is the strongest i...

AlphaTauri's Australian driver, Daniel Ricciardo, faces an extended period on the sidelines following a crash at the Dutch Grand Prix that left him with a fractured metacarpal bone in his left hand. The unexpected turn o...

The Italian Grand Prix left Mercedes with yet another perplexing outcome, as they secured fifth and sixth positions, which team principal Toto Wolff admitted is not the kind of result they aspire to celebrate. Neverthele...

Ted Kravitz has responded to Christian Horner's criticism of Carlos Sainz's defensive driving at the Italian Grand Prix, defending Sainz's actions and emphasising that it's precisely what the Ferrari driver is paid to do...

For years, Brazil was a breeding ground for successful Formula 1 drivers: Ayrton Senna, Nelson Piquet and Emerson Fittipaldi, to name a few former world champions. Times are changing. The world's premier motorsport serie...

Article To news overview © XPBimages Kevin Magnussen believes Haas "cannot cry" at its current lack of performance in Formula 1 as he identified a "paradox" within the team. The Italian Grand Prix was Haas's worst two-c...