All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Norris is yet to win an F1 race, but his performances have generally been impressive and McLaren chief Zak Brown thinks his talent is unmatched among his rivals on the grid

On Tuesday, Haas became the first team on the Formula 1 grid to show off their new colours for the upcoming 2023 season, unveiling a striking design with new main sponsors MoneyGram

A new study into racism within the online F1 community on social media has unearthed some damning statistics about the extent of the problem with thousands of racist posts counted

Seven-time world champion Hamilton already has plenty of F1 records to his name, and he will have the chance to add several more over the course of the coming campaign

Ferrari have chosen Frederic Vasseur as their new team principal, but one former F1 star feels they should have targeted one of their past chiefs to lead their 2023 title challenge

Russell was very impressive in his first year up against Hamilton at Mercedes, and will be a contender for the 2023 title if his car is competitive enough this year

Critics of the FIA have slammed the move to ban unapproved protests or statements from F1 drivers, but ex-racer Coulthard understands why the rules have been changed

Long-serving Red Bull Racing adviser Helmut Marko has given his opinion on the reports that the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund was interested in making a huge bid to buy F1

Bottas has become one of the first F1 drivers to speak publicly about the FIA's new ban on unapproved protests and political statements ahead of the 2023 season

Ferrari will no doubt want to keep Leclerc on the book beyond the expiry of his current deal, but new team principal Fred Vasseur says it's not at the top of his to-do list

Mirror Sport sources have provided the latest update on the rumoured link-up between Red Bull Racing and the Ford Motor Company, as the carmaker admits its interest in a return to F1

Sebastian Vettel is competing in the Race of Champions this weekend – his first racing appearance since ending the F1 career he worked so hard to earn as a youngster

New team principal Vasseur inherits a historic team with little to worry about in terms of engineering or drivers performance – but he will be concerned about their strategy record

The surfacing of comments Ben Sulayem made in an archived post on his website comes in the same week F1 lawyers sent him a letter admonishing him for a social media post

Mazepin has not taken part in any international racing since before the Russian invasion of Ukraine began, which resulted in him being axed as a Haas Formula 1 driver

More strong opposition to the FIA's new protest ban has emerged, this time from Lord Scriven who asserts that the F1 governing body's move will "shield host countries from scrutiny"

The first ever Formula Regional Middle East race to take place at Kuwait Motor Town descended into chaos after just a few seconds when the leaders went into the second corner five abreast

Ferrari will hope to launch a more resilient title challenge this season, after a strong start last year crumbled away amid reliability problems and strategy blunders

Formula E champion Stoffel Vandoorne sat down with Mirror Sport to discuss the prospect of defending his crown as the sport heads into a brand new era

Speculation has linked Vettel with a move to high-level rallying after his retirement from F1, and the German addressed those rumours head on in a press conference on Friday

Several Formula 1 stars past and present will join drivers from IndyCar, rallying and several other sports at the Race of Champions 2023, taking place again on snow in Pite Havsbad, Sweden

Gasly will race for Alpine in the 2023 F1 season – the same team Hubert aspired to one day represent until a crash during the F2 feature race at the 2019 Belgian Grand Prix claimed his life

In Mirror Sport's F1 2023 season preview, Daniel Moxon explores how well prepared Red Bull will be as they look to defend both titles for the first time in a decade

Schumacher and Bottas will join other familiar F1 faces including Sebastian Vettel and David Coulthard in driving on the frozen Baltic Sea at the Race of Champions this weekend

Mirror Sport revealed on Wednesday that both Herbert and Di Resta will not be appearing on Sky's F1 coverage this season, and are not expected to be replaced by the broadcaster