All news on the topic: Logan Sargeant

Lewis Hamilton, his Mercedes team-mate George Russell and Red Bull rival Max Verstappen were among several drivers under the F1 stewards' microscope for their actions during Mexico GP qualifying

Logan Sargeant is finally a Formula 1 point-scorer and becomes the first American to achieve that in three decades, since Michael Andretti at the 1993 Italian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen started the United States Grand Prix sixth on the grid but nursed his tyres to perfection as Red Bull outsmarted McLaren and Mercedes in the strategy department

Max Verstappen started the Sprint race on pole with Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in his mirrors, to make up for his disappointing qualifying result for the main Grand Prix

Max Verstappen is already champion but came into the United States Grand Prix wanting to beat rivals like Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris yet again anyway

Logan Sargeant's Williams seat is the only one yet to be confirmed for the 2024 season, so the pressure on the American racer continues to ramp up the longer his pointless streak continues

Logan Sargeant began to feel under the weather during the middle of the Qatar Grand Prix and, despite attempting to complete the race, was forced to return to the garage to retire

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell started the Qatar Grand Prix on Max Verstappen's tail, but threw away their chance to fight the Red Bull when they crashed into each other

Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris started the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race on the front row after a stellar Shootout for McLaren, while Max Verstappen just needed a top-six finish to secure the title

Max Verstappen is on the verge of securing his third Formula 1 title at the Qatar Grand Prix and was the big favourite for pole position, though a tricky track surface opened the door for the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc

Logan Sargeant has not yet scored a Formula 1 point in his first season in the sport, though Williams team principal James Vowles is being patient with the American

Sargeant's seat at Williams remains the last to be locked in for the 2024 season, with team boss Vowles keen to give the American as much time as he can to impress

Sargeant's place on the 2024 F1 grid has been under question for several months with the American racer still pointless after his first 16 races since his promotion

Logan Sargeant has struggled to find his feet in his first Formula One season, but Williams chief Dave Robson has backed the American despite not scoring a point in 2023

Albon's F1 career was under threat after a difficult 18 months as a Red Bull driver, but is enjoying a new lease of life racing for Williams in his second spell in the sport

Sargeant's place on the 2024 F1 grid remains under threat with Williams yet to decide whether or not they can afford to give the American a second year in the sport

Logan Sargeant was given a 10-second time penalty before the Japanese Grand Prix had even started, after the FIA's technical delegate had noticed a problem with Williams' spare chassis

Speaking to Mirror Sport, Sky Sports F1 pundit Karun Chandhok gave his verdict on the two Williams drivers and expressed a desire to see the team return to the front of the grid

Sargeant may yet develop into a driver capable of scoring regularly in F1, but Williams cannot justify giving him the time he needs to reach that level for too much longer

Williams flouted a complex technical rule ahead of the Suzuka race which led to Logan Sargeant having his already extremely slim chances of scoring his first F1 points extinguished

Max Verstappen saw off the challenge of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at the start to romp to victory at Suzuka, while Red Bull made an eye-catching move with Sergio Perez

The stewards felt the need to give a penalty to Logan Sargeant before the Suzuka race had even begun, making the weekend go from bad to worse for the American driver

Williams racer Sargeant crashed out at the beginning of qualifying at Suzuka on Saturday, having not set a time which meant he needed to seek permission to race on Sunday

Max Verstappen was quickest in all three practice sessions to make it clear to rivals Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz that Red Bull are back to their best at Suzuka

Sargeant crashed in Q1 at the Japanese Grand Prix, cementing his place last on the grid for Sunday's race at Suzuka and leaving his team with a huge repair job overnight