All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Lewis Hamilton always enjoys riding the waves when he heads Down Under for the Australian Grand Prix, but this time came a little too close to comfort to an unwelcome meeting with a shark

Another sign pointing to a tense relationship between Perez and Verstappen emerged at the Saudi GP, as the Mexican felt Red Bull were giving different radio instructions to his team-mate

Russell beat his Mercedes team-mate Hamilton last time out at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and, on the eve of the race weekend in Australia, Chandhok thinks a repeat could be on the cards

Hamilton announced on the eve of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend that he and his long-serving Formula 1 ally Angela Cullen would no longer be working together

Max Verstappen may have made his drive from 15th to second place at the Saudi GP look easy but, as the Dutchman has explained, he was battling against more than just his F1 rivals in Jeddah

Michael Masi has been absent from the F1 paddock since the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, during which his "human error" as race director had a significant impact on the outcome of the title race

A second consecutive season with Mercedes struggling to compete with the top F1 teams, having created another car lacking pace, might lead to questions about Wolff's future

Some have seen enough in the first two Formula 1 races of 2023 to declare Red Bull as runaway champions, but Horner says he has a reason to avoid getting carried away

British F1 star Norris may be the golden boy at McLaren, but clearly the team doesn't give him everything he asks for – as evidenced by one request which is repeatedly ignored

Just two weeks into the new Formula 1 season, and 1996 world champion Hill has seen enough to suggest one of the newer faces on the grid might have made a mistake

Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson is not happy with what he has seen in the two Formula 1 races so far in 2023, and knows who he wants to blame for his dissatisfaction

McCoist is best known for his football commentary and punditry and, judging by his spectacular faux pas when discussing the state of play in Formula 1, perhaps he should stick to what he knows

Mercedes have endured another tough start to an F1 season and are a long way off the pace of defending champions Red Bull, leading to suggestions of tension in the camp

The introduction of the short-form Sprint races at several F1 weekends is already a significant change to the structure of Grands Prix, but Domenicali does not want to stop there

Eddie Jordan suggested that Verstappen may have "concocted" the drive shaft problem which hampered his race weekend in Jeddah, though David Coulthard is not so sure

Ricciardo's responsibilities in F1 this year are much less broad in his role as a Red Bull reserve, though he will be on duty this weekend for the Australian Grand Prix

Mick Schumacher was left without an F1 race seat when Guenther Steiner decided to replace him with Nico Hulkenberg, but Emerson Fittipaldi is not concerned for the German's career

Leclerc and Ferrari wanted to start the 2023 F1 season in a much stronger position than they were in at the end of last year, but the Italians have been left disappointed

Perez was clearly in a bullish mood after winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as proven by his social media post after lifting the trophy which was deleted soon after

Hamilton gave a chilling assessment of how dominant Red Bull are this season after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, where he was blown away by Max Verstappen's pace

Leclerc's title push derailed last year as Ferrari suffered from reliability issues and strategy mistakes, but the 2022 season has not started much better for the Italian team

Max Verstappen's dad Jos was spotted not looking particularly happy for Sergio Perez after his Saudi GP win and has since had a thinly-veiled dig at the Mexican racer

A recently resurfaced comment from last year saw a prominent F1 journalist suggest Mercedes should always be prioritising Lewis Hamilton and force George Russell to comply

Sky Sports presenter Kravitz hinted that Red Bull's F1 rivals might be questioning the legality of the RB19's DRS system given just how powerful it is proving to be

Yuki Tsunoda came so close to scoring his and AlphaTauri's first point of the 2023 F1 season in Jeddah, but despite some excellent defending he was eventually passed by Kevin Magnussen