All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Perez's qualifying record late has been abysmal and, despite a better showing on Friday at Spa-Francorchamps, the Red Bull racer struggled again in the Sprint Shootout

Both Mercedes drivers produced underwhelming results in Sprint qualifying, with Hamilton not helped by a mistake from his team-mate Russell which slowed the seven-time world champion

Verstappen took pole position for the Sprint race at Spa-Francorchamps on Saturday, but only narrowly managed to fend off Piastri who put in a remarkable final lap

Aston Martin were the first team to gamble on slick tyres on a drying track in the Sprint Shootout on Saturday, but the lack of grip sent Stroll smashing into a barrier

The 2016 world champion is the subject of a tongue-in-cheek garage ban from F1 team McLaren after two more recent incidents where the 'Rosberg curse' took effect

Prost became F1 world champion in a Renault-powered Williams and has a long-standing affiliation with the French carmaker, but did not hesitate to launch a full-scale attack on its Alpine F1 team

Verstappen may have gone fastest overall in qualifying for Sunday's race at Spa-Francorchamps, but the Red Bull racer was clearly not a happy man during the session

As has become commonplace in F1 this season, the result of qualifying changed once the action was over as the F1 stewards decided to punish a driver for an incident

Hamilton will start ahead of Verstappen on the Belgian Grand Prix grid, but only because a penalty dropped the Red Bull racer from pole position to sixth in the order

Hamilton qualified fourth quickest at Spa and then rose a place thanks to a penalty for Max Verstappen, but now could be in for a grid drop of his own for Sunday's race

Max Verstappen knew his best Belgian Grand Prix starting position would be sixth, having taken an extra gearbox which came with a five-place grid penalty for the championship leader

Russell snapped at fellow Brit Hamilton in a radio message to his Mercedes team during the first part of qualifying on a wet but swiftly drying Spa-Francorchamps track

Rosberg is often on duty at F1 race weekends in his role as a pundit for broadcasters including Sky Sports, and has been noted for being an apparent 'curse' for some teams

Szafnauer was team principal at Alpine for 18 months, but is out of a job after this weekend's Belgian GP with long-serving sporting director Alan Permane also axed

F1 drivers were pretty much unanimous in their concerns about a planned rule change for the 2024 F1 season, which they warned would lead to significant safety concerns

Szafnauer left the Racing Point team as it was rebranded to become Aston Martin to take on the role at Renault-owned Alpine, but is a casualty of the team's boardroom reshuffle

F1 Academy launched this year giving 15 female racers a seat in a championship which slots in on the single-seater ladder up to Formula 1, and is set to ramp up from next season

Mercedes have an exciting all-British driver line-up in Lewis Hamilton and George Russell while Max Verstappen is joined by multi race-winner Sergio Perez at Red Bull, but Schumacher thinks another is more ideally balanced

Norris and Ricciardo spent two years as team-mates at McLaren, during which time the Brit thrived and his more experienced partner struggled for form and consistency

Alonso began the season with six podiums from the first eight races, but his Aston Martin team's competitiveness has waned and the Spaniard has been off the pace as a result

British Mercedes driver Hamilton was fulfilling his media duties at the Spa-Francorchamps track on Thursday when he was posed the question by a Sky Sports F1 reporter

Safety in the rain is a hot topic of conversation at Spa-Francorchamps, particularly in light of the death of teenage racer Dilano van't Hoff in a crash at the Belgian track earlier this month

Albon's F1 comeback has gone swimmingly and the British-Thai racer continues to attract plenty of admirers up and down the paddock thanks to his impressive Williams performances

De Vries is mulling over his racing options for next season and beyond after having his AlphaTauri career ended without warning after just 10 races of this 2023 F1 season

Norris celebrated in his usual fashion after finishing in second place at last weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, but accidentally smashed up race-winner Verstappen's trophy in the process