All news by author: Daniel Moxon

AlphaTauri, the sister team of Red Bull Racing, is undergoing significant changes behind the scenes including an imminent rebrand and a new leadership team for 2024

Spanish racer Palou, now a double IndyCar champion after securing the 2023 title at the weekend, has been heavily linked with a switch to Formula 1 in recent weeks

Andretti already fields cars in several motorsport series around the world including in IndyCar, Australian V8 Supercars and Formula E, and wants to add an F1 team to that portfolio

Red Bull may be deciding on Perez's replacement in the next 12 months, with McLaren star Norris set to be one of the main candidates to race alongside Max Verstappen

Hamilton is eyeing a record-breaking eighth world title after his new Mercedes contract was confirmed last week, but F1 legend Sir Jackie is not convinced he can do it

Under-pressure F1 star Perez, who has previously been bullish about his Red Bull future, has for the first time given an indication that he might be willing to leave

Verstappen won his 10th race in a row on Sunday with victory at the Italian Grand Prix, setting a new F1 record – and more of them could topple in this remarkable season for Red Bull

Max Verstappen got the better of Carlos Sainz to win the Monza race, but the Ferrari star fought as hard as he could to stop the Red Bull racer, a little too "robustly" in Horner's view

F1 legend Michael Schumacher, a seven-time drivers' world champion, has been out of the public eye for almost a decade after a horror skiing accident which caused life-changing injuries

After Verstappen secured another F1 record by reaching 10 race wins in a row with victory at Monza, Mercedes chief Wolff declared only "Wikipedia" readers would care about it

Perez finished second behind Verstappen in the Italian Grand Prix, marking the sixth time already this season that Red Bull have completed a one-two finish in a race

F1 stars Hamilton and Verstappen renewed their war of words at the Italian Grand Prix, after the Mercedes racer downplayed the achievements of his Red Bull rival

Sainz was the toast of Italy after a superb drive to third place for Ferrari at Monza, but had his day spoiled later on when he was targeted by thugs after his designer watch

On Sunday, Verstappen and Hamilton raced at the Monza track where, two years ago, as they fought with everything they had to beat one another to the F1 title, they ended up crashing

Lewis Hamilton was penalised for causing a collision with Oscar Piastri which damaged the front wing of the McLaren and ruined the Aussie driver's race at Monza

Russell has out-qualified Mercedes team-mate Hamilton at both the Dutch and Italian Grands Prix since the F1 summer break, and finished ahead of the seven-time world champion in the Monza race

Russell got the better of more experience team-mate Hamilton in their first season together, though so far in 2023 it's the seven-time world champion leading the Mercedes charge

Norris and Piastri made contact with one another as they battled for position during the Monza race, leaving McLaren team principal Andrea Stella very unhappy with them both

The Ferrari party at the Italian Grand Prix would very much have been spoiled had Leclerc and Sainz taken each other out, which they were close to doing on more than one occasion

Perez finished ahead of both Mercedes drivers at the Italian Grand Prix, but still Russell was happy to take a swipe at the Red Bull star after team-mate Hamilton had already done so

Russell dropped one place from his starting spot to finish fifth, while Hamilton was one place behind and avoided losing more places after picking up a time penalty

Hamilton was slapped with a penalty for ruining Piastri's race at Monza, colliding with the McLaren and causing damage to his front wing which forced the Aussie to pit

Sainz started on pole for Ferrari and sparked hopes of a famous Monza victory, but Verstappen and Red Bull once again showed their supremacy to spoil the Tifosi's dreams

Carlos Sainz started on pole as Ferrari dreamed of a famous Monza win which would finally end both Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team's respective winning streaks

The Monza race was due to get under way at 2pm as scheduled, but an engine failure for Yuki Tsunoda threw a spanner in the works and led to the start being aborted