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Red Bull have won the majority of the race held this season with Max Verstappen still doing the business despite increased pressure from Lando Norris and other rivals

Sky Sports F1 pundit Damon Hill expressed his disapproval over the actions of Charles Leclerc and Lance Stroll on track in Barcelona, with Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton affected

Few have been able to come close to Max Verstappen, but the Red Bull star has been warned by another F1 world champion that he is not without his challengers

Red Bull star Max Verstappen will, once again, need to fend off challenges from the likes of McLaren on his own after Sergio Perez again failed to produce in qualifying

F1 stars Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen both made complaints after the Monaco Grand Prix, but their sentiments were not shared by everyone, including Damon Hill

Max Verstappen won the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix but only after he and his Red Bull team struggled in practice at Imola and, after which Damon Hill shared his theory as to why that may have been the case

Thirty years on from Ayrton Senna's fatal crash at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, Mirror Sport speaks to fellow F1 drivers Damon Hill and Rubens Barrichello about his legacy

Logan Sargeant continues to struggle at Williams and, in the wake of the American's practice crash last time out at the Japanese Grand Prix, Damon Hill has some advice

Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner was asked for his view on the Mercedes strategy gamble that failed at the Japanese Grand Prix and left Lewis Hamilton struggling

Sky Sports are used to presenting their Formula 1 coverage from on the ground in the paddock, but instead the broadcaster's Monday Night Football studio has been repurposed for the next three races

Max Verstappen has won the first two Grands Prix of the 2024 Formula 1 season by sizeable margins, with Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez comfortably finishing second on both occasions

Lewis Hamilton stunned the F1 paddock when he announced he would be moving to Ferrari for 2025 with Damon Hill suggesting the competitiveness of the package was a major factor

THE world of Formula One has been sent into a spin after shocking allegations were levied against Red Bull Racing chief Christian Horner.The 50-

The announcement that the Spanish Grand Prix will move from a traditional circuit in Barcelona to a new semi-street track in Madrid has sparked concern for the future of established racing venues

McLaren chief executive Zak Brown has been leading the protest against common ownership in F1 as Red Bull prepare to forge even closer links with their sister team

Williams announced this week that they will continue their decade-long engine partnership with Mercedes into 2026 and beyond, as the German carmaker avoids losing another client

F1 world champion Damon Hill stuck his neck out earlier this year with a prediction about Oscar Piastri which, judging by the Aussie's first season with McLaren, was a poor one

Damon Hill tipped Lando Norris and his McLaren team to spring a surprise in this weekend's Sprint race at the United States Grand Prix and get the better of Red Bull

Max Verstappen and Red Bull will be favourites for victory in the United States Grand Prix, but Damon Hill thinks another F1 star has a chance to upset them in the Sprint race

Max Verstappen and Red Bull have been a class above their F1 rivals over the last two seasons with the likes of Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team starved of success as a result

Perez continues to struggle in Verstappen's shadow and Red Bull will need more from him next season if they are challenged more by the likes of Ferrari and Mercedes

McLaren racers Norris and Piastri both finished in the top three at Suzuka, joining race-winner Max Verstappen on the podium in the team's best result of the 2023 season

THE Formula 1 season always brings with it a mix of top Sky presenters covering the big event.The broadcaster has an array of top hosts and former cha

Perez became the first Red Bull driver in 15 years to fail to qualifying in the top 10 for four race weekends in a row, leaving his team principal Horner visibly annoyed

Hamilton and Mercedes have been promising to strike a deal over a new contract for many months now, but confirmation of such an extension has yet to materialise