All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Alonso has given his verdict on Red Bull's unstoppable title charger Verstappen, in the same interview in which he directed his wrath at former Alpine chief Szafnauer

Sprint qualifying at the Belgian Grand Prix did not go particularly well for either Mercedes driver as a Russell mistake in SQ3 compromised both himself and team-mate Hamilton

Norris is regarded as one of the brightest talents in F1 and the top teams would likely fall over themselves to sign him if he decided to walk away from McLaren

Red Bull's fashion brand AlphaTauri will disappear from F1 at the end of this season, with discussions taking place over sponsorship deals in a bid to make the bottom-dwelling team more profitable

Hamilton's representatives have been locked in negotiations with Mercedes chiefs for many months over a new F1 contract which both sides want, but are yet to agree

Sergio Perez's future with Red Bull Racing has been under the microscope for a few months now, ever since his strong start to the season collapsed and left Max Verstappen to run away with the title race

Enzo Fittipaldi has experienced the highs and lows of a motorsport career, at a young age, but ticked off another milestone on his path to Formula 1 last weekend

Bruno Famin has taken interim charge of the Alpine Formula 1 team, following the dismissal of their former team principal Otmar Szafnauer at the Belgian Grand Prix

Krack's Aston Martin side began the season as the second strongest team behind runaway leader Red Bull, but appear to have stagnated while their rivals have improved

As Sky Sports' lead commentator for many years, Croft has spent more time in the F1 paddock than most and explained why he gets the feeling one driver might quit

Very wet weather at the Belgian Grand Prix saw Sprint delayed and shortened, beginning behind the safety car, which Brundle feels presented a separate safety concern

Hamilton and Mercedes chief Wolff have a strong relationship after many years of working together, but clearly there are still some things upon which they don't see eye to eye

Alonso drove under Szafnauer at Alpine last season, but announced his intention to leave mid-way through the campaign having grown impatient over the lack of a contract offer

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell reported that 'porpoising' had returned to their Mercedes cars at the Belgian Grand Prix, sparking concerns over their recent upgrades

Daniel Ricciardo, 34, was drafted in to replace Nyck de Vries at AlphaTauri rather than Liam Lawson, the most senior member of the Red Bull young driver programme

A year has passed since Alpine tried and so publicly failed to promote junior driver Oscar Piastri to an F1 race seat, but the Aussie and his new McLaren employers had other ideas

Red Bull have won every race in 2023 while Max Verstappen is on an eight-race winning streak, prompting complaints over a lack of competitiveness in F1 this year

Runaway leader Verstappen has this season's drivers' title virtually sewn up already, while his Red Bull team continues to be a class apart in terms of car performance

Former Ferrari chief Binotto has been on gardening leave away from the Formula 1 world since he resigned as the Scuderia's team principal at the end of last season

Alex Palou is potentially in the frame for a switch to Formula 1 next year as he closes in on a second IndyCar title in three years, but there may be one roadblock

Perez's former boss from his time at Racing Point, Otmar Szafnauer, is out of a job as of this week after becoming the latest in a long line of high-profile figures axed by Alpine

Piastri has been showing remarkable potential in his maiden F1 season and even led a few laps for the first time in the Belgium Sprint, defending against Verstappen

The Belgian Grand Prix was Szafnauer's last as team principal of the Alpine team, axed along with long-serving sporting director Alan Permane as the latest high profile exits at Enstone

F1 rules dictate teams must give two practice sessions per year to young drivers, and Mercedes will give F2 title contender Frederik Vesti his chance behind the wheel

McLaren have emerged as a contender to be second-quickest on the F1 grid thanks to their rapid car improvements, but found the Belgian Grand Prix more difficult to negotiate