Jim Ratcliffe’s potential Man Utd investment assessed | Football Digest Mercedes have been told what to expect when Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes his acquisition of a minority stake to invest in Manchester United. The billionaire is already heavily invested in the Formula 1 team through his multinational chemicals company INEOS,

Michael Schumacher will be the focus of a bombshell new documentary a decade on from his devastating skiing accident. The 54-year-old F1 icon, who is tied with Lewis Hamilton as the most successful driver in the history of the sport with seven drivers' world championships, has not been seen since

Daniel Ricciardo was one of Formula 1’s poster boys when it launched its hit Netflix series, Drive to Survive, in 2019. The Aussie is one of the grid’s larger-than-life characters, with an infectious smile and witty sense of humor. The 34-year-old left F1 at the end of the 2022 season,

Christian Horner has claimed that Ferrari need to focus more on being a race team than an Italian team if they are to end their wait for a World Championship. The Scuderia currently occupy P3 in the standings heading into the final two races of the season.  Ferrari head into

Former F1 world champion Damon Hill has revealed his fears that the Mercedes aero department is currently inferior to that of F1 rivals Red Bull. The Silver Arrows endured a difficult outing in Brazil last time out, leaving Lewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff confused and frustrated. Mercedes remain clear of

Mick Schumacher has shut down the possibility of moving to Formula E as he searches for an alternative to his dwindling hopes of reviving a career in F1. The German driver has been working as a test and reserve for Mercedes in 2023 but is searching for a full-time return

Mercedes F1 chief Toto Wolff has admitted that he’s less concerned by driver George Russell’s radio complaints than the team’s lack of pace at the Brazilian Grand Prix. The Silver Arrows had their worst race result in Brazil in 13 years as seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton passed the

Max Verstappen has been dealt a brutal snub at the Brazilian Grand Prix to leave former F1 racer Martin Brundle confused after the Red Bull star’s dominance reigned again in Sao Paulo. The Dutchman was indomitable form across the entire weekend, completing the hat-trick of a sprint win, pole position

Sergio Perez has suggested that his last-lap battle with Fernando Alonso at the Brazilian Grand Prix would only be possible with “very few drivers” on the F1 grid. The Red Bull driver ultimately missed out on a podium place by a matter of metres. After carving through both Mercedes drivers

Machine Gun Kelly and Martin Brundle combined for one of the most awkward grid walk interviews in F1 memory on Sunday. The award-winning singer-songwriter, rapped and actor was happy to speak to Sky Sports icon Brundle in the build-up to the Brazillian GP, despite not seeming to know who each