All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Russell was hooked up to a lie detector test kit as he was questioned about his Mercedes team-mate Hamilton and whether he feels he is now the top driver at the team

Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso have been the stand-out performers of 2023 so far, the former dominating and the latter challenging at the age of 41 – but their team-mates have not fared so well

Despite gloomy predictions ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, Mercedes looked strong again in Montreal with Lewis Hamilton on the podium and George Russell going well before his crash

Red Bull have won every race so far this season and continued that streak at the Canadian Grand Prix, after which Horner said his team is already focussed on developing next year's car

Russell was in the podium hunt at the Canadian Grand Prix, but failed to finish the race after making a mistake which caused damage to his Mercedes which was eventually terminal

Daniel Ricciardo thinks Mercedes racer Hamilton was up to no good as he questioned Verstappen about his Red Bull car in the immediate aftermath of the Montreal race

F1 cost cap rules limit how much each team can spend on most things over the course of a year, but there are exceptions built into the rules which one team wants to trigger

Mick Schumacher is a Mercedes reserve this season after team principal Toto Wolff wasted little time before snapping him up when Haas let him go at the end of last year

Schumacher is a Mercedes reserve driver this season after being axed by Haas at the end of 2022, but would be open to an F1 race seat return as soon as this year

McLaren racer Norris finished in the top 10 on track, but was dropped out of the points-paying positions thanks to a time penalty that the Brit believes was given to him unfairly

Max Verstappen's win at the Canadian Grand Prix was Red Bull's 100th victory in Formula 1, after which Christian Horner let slip something about the team's plans for the future

Alonso and Hamilton finished behind Max Verstappen at the end of the Montreal race, but only after the former McLaren team-mates had a near-miss in the pit lane

Hamilton and Verstappen were on their own for a fair while as they waited for the Canadian Grand Prix podium ceremony, resulting in a painfully awkward cool down room conversation

Max Verstappen started on pole and sped off as predicted, though the battle for second place behind him between Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso was thrilling at times

Hamilton sent his old F1 rival Alonso a warning after qualifying in Montreal, and lived up to the vow he made before he had even reached the first corner of the race

Sky Sports pundit Brundle was on his hands and knees on live TV to have a look at the floor of Leclerc's car, which was up in the air on the grid as Ferrari engineers addressed a problem

A tribute helmet worn by Charles Leclerc to honour the late, great Gilles Villeneuve disappeared on Saturday, sparking speculation over a potential rift with the former Ferrari racer's family

A difficult F1 season seems to be going from bad to worse for Ferrari, who still seem incapable of making a key strategy decision at the right time – and Leclerc suffered again in Montreal qualifying

The Canadian Grand Prix could be make or break for one F1 team's ambitions for the season and Sky Sports pundit Kravitz thinks they "must" reach the podium in Montreal

Lewis Hamilton qualified fourth on the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix, but had a chance to be bumped up even higher when Nico Hulkenberg was hauled in front of the stewards

Verstappen was the unsurprising pole-sitter after qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix, though Red Bull team-mate Perez failed to make it through to Q3 yet again

It was a good qualifying session for Mercedes in Montreal, with Lewis Hamilton making the most of his luck in Q2 and George Russell pleasantly surprising himself

The stewards had several different cases to deal with after Canadian Grand Prix qualifying, with Carlos Sainz the most high-profile driver in trouble after an incident with Pierre Gasly

Leclerc failed to reach Q3 in Montreal as he bemoaned another strategy blunder made by Ferrari, who overruled his preferred tyre choice as the track dried during Q2

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole as usual, but wet weather in Montreal gave the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso hope of springing a surprise