All news on the topic: Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

British racer Abbi Pulling, 21, leads the F1 Academy standings after the first two races of the season and secured her first win in Saudi Arabia after rival Doriane Pin was given a post-race penalty

Haas scored a point at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as Kevin Magnussen held up rivals to help Nico Hulkenberg finish 10th, but their rivals have been left furious by those tactics

George Russell finished the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in sixth place but was very concerned that his whole race was unravelling on the final lap as he reported a problem to Mercedes

Oliver Bearman announced himself as the next great British F1 hope with an outstanding performance on debut for Ferrari at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, aged just 18

Lewis Hamilton finished the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix down in ninth place as Mercedes struggled against their main rivals on the fast, flowing Jeddah Corniche Circuit

Red Bull racer Sergio Perez has started the season strongly with two podium finishes, but must tread carefully after picking up a needless penalty point on his F1 licence at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Carlos Sainz has been ruled out of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix this weekend after being diagnosed with appendicitis, with the Ferrari star now requiring surgery

Christian Horner remains in his position as Red Bull's Formula 1 team principal after being cleared of an investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour towards a female colleague

Controversy was at the centre of the 2023 Saudi Arabia Grand Prix in Jeddah, after Fernando Alonso was handed a penalty that saw him drop from third place to fourth - only for it to be withdrawn five hours later

The 2024 Formula 1 season gets underway this Saturday with the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first of 24 races set to take place around the world over nine action-packed months

Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin have been on the right side of two huge FIA decisions in the last two races – something which has not gone unnoticed by Sky Sports reporter Kravitz

Perez chalked the the heated Red Bull radio conversations during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix down to a miscommunication, though Verstappen does not agree with that assessment

Another sign pointing to a tense relationship between Perez and Verstappen emerged at the Saudi GP, as the Mexican felt Red Bull were giving different radio instructions to his team-mate

Max Verstappen may have made his drive from 15th to second place at the Saudi GP look easy but, as the Dutchman has explained, he was battling against more than just his F1 rivals in Jeddah

Mercedes have lacked the pace of rivals Red Bull during the opening two races of this season with Lewis Hamilton already 24 points behind Max Verstappen in the driver's championship

McCoist is best known for his football commentary and punditry and, judging by his spectacular faux pas when discussing the state of play in Formula 1, perhaps he should stick to what he knows

Perez was clearly in a bullish mood after winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as proven by his social media post after lifting the trophy which was deleted soon after

Max Verstappen's dad Jos was spotted not looking particularly happy for Sergio Perez after his Saudi GP win and has since had a thinly-veiled dig at the Mexican racer

Max Verstappen saw his qualifying at Saudi Arabia Grand Prix end in disaster due to a mechanical problem - resulting in the two-time world champion starting 15th on the grid

Yuki Tsunoda came so close to scoring his and AlphaTauri's first point of the 2023 F1 season in Jeddah, but despite some excellent defending he was eventually passed by Kevin Magnussen

Fernando Alonso is as famous in the F1 paddock for his devilish sense of humour as he is for his racing skills, and he lived up to his billing after the result of the Jeddah race was finally decided

George Russell finished ahead of Lewis Hamilton in Jeddah, and the seven-time champion's former Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg was quick to crack a joke about it

Sergio Perez won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but had the fastest lap taken away from him on the last lap by Max Verstappen, who has no regrets as "there's a point on the line"

Formula 1 racers are often stereotyped as being extremely selfish, particularly in their younger days, but George Russell showed nothing but class as controversy unfolded around him in Jeddah

Red Bull's dominance and the possible lack of a title race may turn off some F1 viewers, but far more will be alienated if the sport's name becomes synonymous with shoddy governance