All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Runaway F1 champion Verstappen has found this season to be a breeze, particularly since team-mate Perez went off the boil after an impressive start to the campaign

Hamilton sparked a snappy response from Verstappen at the Italian Grand Prix after the Brit claimed his F1 team-mates over the years have given him more of a challenge

Marko offended many F1 fans when he used nationality to criticise Perez, linking it to his patchy form this season and using it to question his mental resilience

Three-time F1 world champion Stewart questioned seven-time title winner Hamilton's motivation to keep winning, prompting a snappy response from the Mercedes racer

The Queen, who died one year ago today, met with Lewis Hamilton on several occasions, including one day at a Buckingham Palace lunch which saw the F1 legend given a telling off by the monarch

Formula 1 team-mates falling out with each other is hardly a foreign concept – especially when two talented drivers are going head-to-head in a battle for supremacy within the team

James Vowles was once considered to be heir to the Mercedes throne for when Wolff's reign ended, but left at the start of this year to take on the top job at Williams

Long-serving Red Bull adviser Marko sharpened his claws after Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff was dismissive of Max Verstappen's new F1 record for consecutive race wins

Norris has spent his whole F1 career so far with McLaren and is contracted to two more seasons, but may find his loyalty tested before that deal ends with rivals circling

Russell is partnered with a seven-time world champion at Mercedes in the form of Hamilton, but in one of the Brit's leaner periods in F1 with Verstappen dominating the sport

Verstappen and Hamilton will be F1 rivals until the day one of them leaves the sport, thanks to their thrilling 2021 title fight which ended in controversial fashion

As a former F1 driver, 2016 world champion with Mercedes and a member of the Sky F1 presenting team, Rosberg is a familiar sight in the paddock – just don't let him take a selfie with you

McLaren team-mates Norris and Piastri collided at the Italian Grand Prix, leaving team principal Andrea Stella very unhappy with both his drivers as he spoke to the media

Michael Schumacher, the seven-time world champion and arguably the greatest Formula 1 driver ever, has been out of the public eye for almost a decade after a horror skiing accident which caused life-changing injuries

Hamilton and Russell both have the talent and the desire to be fighting for the F1 title, but neither of them have been able to do so over the last two seasons because of their cars

Verstappen has all-but secured his third F1 title and will be gunning for more in the coming years, while his team-mates including Sergio Perez, Alex Albon and Pierre Gasly have lived in his shadow

AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda, in his third F1 season, earned plenty of admirers earlier this year with his consistent performances despite having an uncompetitive race car

Piastri had his Monza race ruined by a collision with Hamilton, which cause damage to the front wing of his McLaren and forced him into a pit stop which meant he tumbled down the order

Perez had admitted he may be leaving Red Bull soon, and the team will most likely turn to McLaren star Norris as his potential replacement to partner Max Verstappen

Mercedes have not won a race this year with Red Bull still on a perfect streak of victories, but Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have reason to hope in Singapore

Hamilton's punishment for clashing with Oscar Piastri at Monza was a five-second time penalty which had no effect on his result, while the McLaren racer missed out on points

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was dismissive of Max Verstappen's accomplishments, after securing a record-breaking 10th F1 race victory in a row at the Italian Grand Prix

Massa is trying to legally overturn the result of the 2008 F1 championship in his favour, having agonisingly lost out to Hamilton in the dying moments of the season finale

Charles Leclerc finished fourth for Ferrari with team-mate Carlos Sainz on the podium in third, on a bittersweet day at Monza with the Tifosi praying for a miracle

Perez's contract with Red Bull expires next year and he may be replaced, meaning the Mexican will have to figure out his options if he is to continue racing in F1