All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Karun Chandhok knows F1 stars very well after driving alongside them and going on to be a regular Sky Sports pundit, and recalled one hilarious run-in he had with Kimi Raikkonen

Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel once led a hilarious Singapore Grand Prix press conference discussing the idea of reverse grid races being used in F1

David Coulthard was a senior F1 star during the latter stages of his career with Red Bull when young American racer Scott Speed was trying to establish himself on the grid

Max Verstappen secured one of his 19 wins from the 2023 season at the Hungarian Grand Prix in July, before Lando Norris accidentally knocked the winner's trophy to the floor

F1 world champion Damon Hill stuck his neck out earlier this year with a prediction about Oscar Piastri which, judging by the Aussie's first season with McLaren, was a poor one

Speaking to Mirror Sportabout Max Verstappen and his achievements in the 2023 season, Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner spoke about what the Dutchman is like away from the track

Max Verstappen blew everyone away this year with the dominant manner of his third F1 title success, not least 1979 champion Jody Schecker who has had his mind changed about the Red Bull racer

Carlos Sainz wants his Ferrari future resolved sooner rather than later with his current deal expiring next December - and he won't be settling for a one-year extension

Aston Martin were much improved in 2023 as Fernando Alonso added eight podiums to his impressive career total, but their power waned disappointingly as the season went on

Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team romped to an unprecedented level of F1 success in 2023, but both he and team boss Christian Horner admit it's unlikely to happen again

Mick Schumacher spent 2023 as a Mercedes reserve having lost his Haas seat and hoped to use it to find a place on the grid next year, but no changes materialised for him

Mercedes lobbied for F1 rules to be changed as they suffered from the 'porpoising' phenomenon in 2022, but were then caught out after those tweaks to the regulations were made

Mercedes managed second place in 2023 despite building another underwhelming F1 car as Lewis Hamilton still scored well, though George Russell struggled to perform

Red Bull racer Max Verstappen won 19 of 22 F1 Grands Prix across the 2023 in the most dominant season any driver has ever put together in the long history of the sport

F1 teams Red Bull Racing and Scuderia AlphaTauri are both owned by the Red Bull energy drink company, but McLaren CEO Zak Brown is calling for such arrangements to be outlawed

Max Verstappen and Red Bull have no shortage of rivals hoping to knock them off their perch with the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc all lying in wait

Haas endured another rotten season in 2023, slipping to the bottom of the standings by the end of the season as those around them strengthened while Guenther Steiner's team stagnated

McLaren are in the enviable position of having two young driving superstars under contract, but both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are highly ambitious and we know what that can lead to

Max Verstappen and Red Bull blew all their F1 rivals away this year but the likes of Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team are aiming to close the gap in the 2024 season

McLaren will do everything they can to keep hold of Lando Norris and Red Bull have been trying to sign the Brit for years, though there are signs that Ferrari and perhaps even Mercedes may be circling too

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell are both global megastars with millions of followers on social media, but even though Toto Wolff is well-known himself, he has no interest in his own accounts

Sister team AlphaTauri noticed a big change towards the end of the 2023 season which has changed their approach to how they work with their Red Bull allies from next year

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both have just 12 months remaining on their respective Ferrari deals and the rumour mill suggests one of them is in line for a longer extension than the other

Michael Andretti is still fighting for the chance to be allowed to set up an 11th F1 team despite already having been granted approval by the FIA to join the grid

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell failed to win a single race between them this year as Mercedes struggled, and will be looking to end their respective droughts next season