All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Sergio Perez is struggling under the pressure of matching Max Verstappen's achievements at Red Bull and has yet another incentive to perform after Daniel Ricciardo's F1 return

Haas have two experienced F1 racers driving their cars this season, after handing 35-year-old Nico Hulkenberg a career encore to race alongside Kevin Magnussen, 30

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both have Ferrari contract which expire at the end of next season with no sign of a renewal coming for either driver any time soon

Red Bull's Helmut Marko and Christian Horner both explained Nyck de Vries was axed from AlphaTauri over his lack of pace, ahead of Daniel Ricciardo's F1 return in his place

Reports from European publications claim that two or three F1 teams may have gone over budget last year, but Mirror Sport understands the FIA's auditing process is still ongoing

De Vries raced just 10 times for Red Bull's sister team AlphaTauri in F1, before the decision was taken to axe in and bring in the experienced Daniel Ricciardo as replacement

In the wake of De Vries' exit from AlphaTauri, reports emerged in some media outlets claiming the Dutch racer had taken aim at Red Bull over the outcome of the 2021 F1 title race

Sergio Perez is struggling for form and under pressure again amid Max Verstappen's rampant run of victories, with several potential Red Bull replacements being identified

Nyck de Vries was axed by ruthless Red Bull chief Helmut Marko after just 10 races in F1 with AlphaTauri, after which Sky's Ted Kravitz suggested the Austrian needs to learn patience

Red Bull will undoubtedly have Max Verstappen leading their title charge next year, but there is fresh doubt over the identity of his team-mate amid Sergio Perez's struggles

Ricciardo has been given a second chance in his F1 career after losing his place with McLaren at the end of last year and has 12 races to prove he still has the speed

Amid Sergio Perez's struggle to match Max Verstappen at Red Bull, McLaren starlet Lando Norris has been repeatedly linked with a move to the defending F1 champions

F1 bosses have not shied away from tinkering with the format of the Sprint weekends, and chief executive Domenicali has now admitted he is mulling over another change

Seven-time world champion Hamilton has not won a race in more than 18 months amid Mercedes' performance woes, while Verstappen and his Red Bull team rule the roost

Mick Schumacher, the son of multiple Formula 1 champion Michael, has been without a regular drive this season after competing for Haas in the 2021 and 2022 campaigns

The British Grand Prix threatened to be a disaster of a weekend for Mercedes after Hamilton and George Russell's results in practice – only for a colleague to come through for them

Perez has not been challenging Red Bull team-mate Verstappen for victories in the last five races – but one former Formula 1 racer thinks that could be a good thing

McLaren have made remarkable progress in terms of car performance in recent weeks and proved it with an eye-catching result for Norris and Oscar Piastri at the British Grand Prix

Alonso was the talk of the paddock in the early rounds of this F1 season thanks to stellar results from the Spaniard and his Aston Martin team, though things have become more tricky in recent weeks

Mercedes are changing the way they operate for the rest of this season in a desperate bid to close the gap to leaders Red Bull, and Hamilton seems to be very much up for the fight

Mercedes reserve driver Schumacher is at the centre of a must-see event at this weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed as he takes one of his dad's old F1 cars up the hill

Schumacher is without an F1 race seat this season after being axed by Haas at the end of last year, but is doing everything he can to return to the grid at the earliest opportunity

Red Bull racer Perez is stuck in a rut after five race weekends in a row at which he failed to qualify in the top 10 and, as a result, finished on the podium only once

Red Bull chief Horner and Mercedes boss Wolff are at each others' throats again, this time arguing publicly about the former's concerns over the 2026 engine regulations

Russell beat Hamilton by 35 points over the course of their first season together as Mercedes drivers, but so far this year the more experienced Brit has the upper hand on his team-mate