All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Mercedes have not been as competitive as they would like so far this season and Lewis Hamilton recently said he is "counting down the days" until his car gets upgraded for Imola

Ferrari's car has plenty of problems but, in the view of former F1 racer Ralf Schumacher, drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz must shoulder some of the blame

Pre-season promised so much for Ferrari amid whispers their car was set to be a rocket ship – but the first five races of 2023 have brought little other than misery and misfortune for the Scuderia

A lack of progress over a new Mercedes deal for Hamilton has led to speculation about his potential F1 retirement, or a move to another competitive team such as Ferrari

Red Bull have won all five races so far this season and the two most recent Grands Prix have been short of exciting action, leading many F1 fans to conflate the two subjects

Defending champ Verstappen charged from ninth on the grid to win in Miami, and the Red Bull racer pulled off a particularly eye-catching overtake manoeuvre in the process

Tsunoda almost lost his AlphaTauri seat amid concerns over his temperament and ability to score regular points in F1, but he has answered his critics with a bright start to the new season

Just one week after Esteban Ocon almost ploughed into a group of photographers in Azerbaijan, another pit lane security shambles occurred during the Miami Grand Prix

Tweaks made by the FIA ahead of the last two F1 races has made one of Red Bull's top chiefs suspicious that Mercedes might be bending the ear of the governing body

Leclerc had a race weekend to forget in Miami with Ferrari off the pace again, while it did not help that he lost control of his car twice and ended up in the barriers

Hamilton, 38, is still very much a competitive racer but is also a good team player, evidenced by his gesture towards Mercedes partner Russell during the Miami Grand Prix

Max Verstappen may be the defending champion, but teammate Sergio Perez was clearly the crowd favourite in Miami as the Red Bull drivers faced off for the victory

F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart's reputation usually precedes him, but one security guard in Miami didn't get the memo as he rushed to block the Scot as he approached Roger Federer

Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were vocal with their views following F1's second visit to the Sunshine State and the Miami Grand Prix

Miami's Hard Rock Stadium and the International Autodrome was a spectacular setting for a Formula 1 race, but US organisers went for star-spangled overkill anyway

Pole-sitter Perez was powerless to prevent his perfect partner Verstappen from punching a hole in his early-season title push after the Dutchman's rise from ninth on the Miami grid

Red Bull are peerless at the moment and secured another one-two victory in Miami, but third-placed Alonso feels it might not be long before he can fight with Verstappen and Perez

Verstappen reeled in and passed Perez in the final stages of the Miami race to break the Mexican's heart, and the stewards had another unwelcome present for him afterwards

Sergio Perez was on pole for the race but Max Verstappen was always going to be a threat, even from ninth on the grid, while the Miami GP proved to be one to forget for Lewis Hamilton

F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart tried to help Martin Brundle chat to Roger Federer on his Miami grid walk, only to catch the eye of a swift-moving security guard who blocked him off

The Red Bull are in a fight at the Miami Grand Prix with top spot in the championships standings on the line for whichever one of them beats the other to the race victory

F1 fans flocked to social media to react as Martin Brundle sought out Paolo Banchero on his Miami grid walk – and the conversation went much better this time around

Attendance at this year's Miami Grand Prix has risen by around 30,000 on the 240,000 people through the gates in 2022, but F1 could still look to make some tweaks to the event

After Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos paid a visit to the F1 paddock at the Miami Grand Prix, boxing YouTuber Jake Paul was among those through the turnstiles on race day

The F1 stewards usually prefer it when all 20 drivers are going in the same direction around a circuit, so were bemused when one of them briefly lost his bearings in the Miami sun