All news by author: Daniel Moxon

Haas boss Steiner and Red Bull reserve Ricciardo got talking on a plane to the Australian Grand Prix, amid speculation that his team might be one of the Aussie's options for 2024

Hamilton has enjoyed extraordinary success since making the move to Mercedes, but none of it might have happened at all had the Brit listened to his father's advice

It has been suggested plenty of times that Red Bull prioritise Max Verstappen over Sergio Perez when push comes to shove – but don't voice that opinion in front of the Mexican's father

Verstappen and Hamilton were in a league of their own in their 2021 title fight, while no-one could match the Red Bull star last year amid Mercedes' struggles for car performance

Schumacher has not spoken to the media since his the skiing crash which left him needing round-the-clock care to this day – so one magazine used artificial intelligence to create one

Mirroring the rivalry between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen which descended into anarchy towards the end of 2021, Red Bull chief Horner and Mercedes boss Wolff also have their own feud

Red Bull are running away with the championship already this year despite serving a wind tunnel penalty for their previous budget cap breach, which speaks volumes for former F1 team boss Jordan

Hamilton considered quitting F1 in the wake of losing the 2021 world title to Max Verstappen in controversial fashion – Mercedes team-mate Russell is grateful that he didn't

Carlos Sainz dropped out of the points places at the Australian GP thanks to a penalty for spinning Fernando Alonso, against which Ferrari launched an official protest

Guenther Steiner's new book Surviving to Drive, seen by Mirror Sport, comes out later this week and details the Haas chief's reaction to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Verstappen is the current standings leader and already overwhelming favourite to secure his third successive F1 title this year, but one former F1 champion is not convinced he will have it all his own way in Baku

Red Bull are dominating the current Formula 1 season despite contending with their punishment for breaching the cost cap, which makes some believe it was not tough enough

Aston Martin have made up a remarkable amount of ground to be disrupting the status quo of the usual 'big three' in F1, but admit reeling in Red Bull will be a bridge too far

It's clear exactly what it means to George Russell to have Lewis Hamilton as his team-mate at Mercedes – even though it will be tough to compete with a seven-time world champion

After so many years of watching his Mercedes team dominate, Wolff is currently powerless to stop Verstappen and his Red Bull team from dominating the Formula 1 world

Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team-mate George Russell thinks his fellow Brit might have crushed Max Verstappen's spirit had they been paired with each other earlier on in the Dutchman's F1 career

Mirror Sport has read Guenther Steiner's new F1 book Surviving To Drive, which is out later this week, and in which the Haas chief gives an inside look at the 2021 title race fall-out

Mercedes is Hamilton's "family" and the seven-time world champion has said many times he would not leave, but not everyone is convinced that the Brit would not be tempted by Ferrari

Verstappen was promoted to Red Bull as a fresh-faced teenager and went on to repay that faith placed in him, but the man he replaced was left hurt by the decision

Not only is Alonso impressing as an F1 race this season, back in regular podium contention at the age of 41, but the Spaniard has also been showing his class off the track

Lyle was emotional as he walked up the 18th fairway at Augusta for what he thought was the final time – but a poorly-timed storm warning might force him to return tomorrow to hole out

Sainz was given a penalty for colliding with Fernando Alonso which knocked him out of the points in Melbourne, and was so upset that he shed a few tears in his Ferrari

Third-placed Rahm had just chipped onto the green at the seventh hole when play was called to a halt in Georgia, as the bad weather which had threatened to arrive closed in on the Augusta course

Ferrari team principal Vasseur showed he has not changed his mind about the punishment handed down to Red Bull for their budget overspend during the 2021 F1 season

Mercedes chief Wolff backed Hamilton over the seven-time world champion's criticism of his team's work on their W14 car, and now Russell has spoken his mind about it