All news on the topic: Chinese Grand Prix

Max Verstappen has made clear multiple times his dislike for rule tweaks and changes to the F1 weekend format, so will not like Stefano Domenicali's plans for the future

Max Verstappen won the Chinese Grand Prix to make it four wins from five this year, and Helmut Marko has expressed his surprise at seeing Lando Norris being the one behind him

The temperamental nature of the Mercedes W15 car was exemplified at this month's races in Japan and China as improvements in one key area raised problems in another

Lewis Hamilton's old McLaren team-mate Heikki Kovalainen announced earlier this month that he had undergone open-heart surgery and has already made a return to work

Daniel Ricciardo was slammed into by Lance Stroll in Shanghai, moments before RB team-mate Yuki Tsunoda's car also suffered terminal damage after a crash with Kevin Magnussen

Daniel Ricciardo launched an X-rated rant about Lance Stroll after the Aston Martin driver slammed into the back of his RB under safety car conditions during the Chinese Grand Prix

Toto Wolff confirmed Mercedes plan to bring car upgrades to the Miami Grand Prix and driver George Russell has told his team how he thinks their development plan should work

Fernando Alonso picked up more penalty points in Shanghai after a collision with Ferrari rival Carlos Sainz during Saturday's Sprint race which saw both of them suffer

Lewis Hamilton struggled at the Chinese Grand Prix despite a strong Sprint performance, qualifying only 18th for the main race and climbing up to ninth while struggling with his Mercedes car

The Chinese Grand Prix saw 11 penalty points dished out to drivers over offences on track and now there are four F1 stars halfway towards a race ban, or even closer

Daniel Ricciardo remains pointless this season after a DNF at the Chinese Grand Prix, but his actions after the Shanghai race prove there remains plenty of fight within the Aussie

Sergio Perez finished third behind his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen and McLaren's Lando Norris at the Chinese Grand Prix and he bemoaned the impact of the safety car

Speaking live on Sky Sports F1, former F1 star Nico Rosberg told viewers he had spotted Red Bull boss Christian Horner speaking with Carlos Sainz Snr before the Chinese Grand Prix

Daniel Ricciardo failed to finish the Chinese Grand Prix after being slammed into by Lance Stroll under safety car conditions and was not at all happy with the Aston Martin racer

Zhou Guanyu made history on Sunday as the first Chinese Formula 1 driver ever to take part in a Grand Prix on home soil and was struggled to contain his emotions after the race

Max Verstappen started on pole and was the overwhelming favourite to win again, while Lewis Hamilton had plenty of work to do after qualifying only 18th for the race

Pierre Gasly suffered a slow pit stop as his Alpine mechanics failed to properly attach one of his wheels and it quickly fell off, knocking one of those mechanics off his feet

Qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix finished on Saturday but the result was protested after the session as Aston Martin spotted something they wanted the stewards to review

Max Verstappen won the Chinese Grand Prix Sprint and qualified on pole for Sunday's main race in Shanghai, prompting an honest assessment of F1's current situation from Lando Norris

Sergio Perez wants a new Red Bull contract and has started the new F1 season well, and Sky Sports F1 pit lane reporter Ted Kravitz is not impressed with how Christian Horner has reacted to that

Lewis Hamilton qualified just 18th for the Chinese Grand Prix as Mercedes team-mate George Russell also struggled, but at least made it into the top 10 to go eighth fastest

Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton were hoping to repeat their Sprint qualifying results in this session that decides the grid for the Chinese Grand Prix, though Max Verstappen wants to continue his pole streak

Lewis Hamilton was second quickest in qualifying for the Sprint in Shanghai, but will start the Chinese Grand Prix itself all the way back in 18th after a wretched session

Lewis Hamilton qualified second for the Chinese Grand Prix Sprint race while Max Verstappen could manage only fourth, but the short-form race itself saw the Red Bull racer come roaring through

Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz were among the four F1 stars battling for third place in the Chinese Grand Prix Sprint, but Leclerc was left fuming about Sainz's actions