Lewis Hamilton has questioned the Mercedes strategists after the team decided to swap their drivers around in the closing stages of the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday. The seven-time world champion was enjoying a strong race relative to the performance of the car and had closed up to team-mate George

Christian Horner has labelled Sergio Perez’s weekend a ‘shocker’ after the Mexican driver was involved in two collisions and handed two penalties at the Japanese Grand Prix.  Perez endured a miserable time on his latest trip to Suzuka, qualifying down in fifth place while team-mate Max Verstappen dominated on his

Bookmark Offbeat news from the world of sport Thank you for subscribing! Offbeat news from the world of sport We have more newsletters George Russell delivered a cold message to Mercedes directors about his team-mate Lewis Hamilton as the pair battled for position at the Japanese GP. Hamilton and Russell

Bookmark Offbeat news from the world of sport Thank you for subscribing! Offbeat news from the world of sport We have more newsletters Martin Brundle's grid walks don't always go to plan – just take the Japanese Grand Prix. Searching for people to interview at the front of the grid,

Lewis Hamilton has urged the FIA to investigate the use of artificial intelligence in the stewards’ room following the latest penalty-related controversy, which involved rival Max Verstappen in Singapore. These comments come after Verstappen was only handed two reprimands off the back of three separate investigations into his driving standards

The FIA have revealed the outcome of their investigation of Charles Leclerc, deciding that no further action was necessary towards the Ferrari driver after he was placed under the microscope by the stewards in the aftermath of qualifying.  The Monegasque driver was placed under review by the stewards along with the

Max Verstappen takes pole yet again in Japan as he looks to bounce back from Singapore disappointment – with Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris set to line up in second and third, while Lewis Hamilton qualifies in seventh Max Verstappen took pole position in Japan after a superb qualifying display

Logan Sargeant is one of three F1 drivers not to score points in the 2023 season. The American rookie’s best race result came back in July at Silverstone, where he finished one place off an F1 world championship point and a top-ten finish. The other pointless drivers are Nyck de Vries,

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed who he thinks is the greatest Formula 1 driver of all time – and it isn't Lewis Hamilton. The former F1 chief, 92, said Hamilton was "super talented" but insisted his bitter rival Max Verstappen is in fact the best ever. Speaking to the Daily Mail,

The saga surrounding Lando Norris’ long-term McLaren future could be set for a major twist with team principal Andrea Stella confirming that talks are already underway regarding an extension on his current deal. Norris is currently under contract until the end of the 2025 season after committing to a long-term