Sebastian Vettel’s clash with Max Verstappen in the British Grand Prix was the latest in the growing list of high-profile errors the Ferrari Formula 1 driver has made in battle
Vettel’s latest “astonishing” error only piles on more pressure
On a weekend where he was already being noticeably outperformed by team-mate Charles Leclerc, Vettel was attempting to reclaim the third place he had just lost to Verstappen when he
British Grand Prix driver ratings
Lewis Hamilton rose to the occasion that is the British GP while Sebastian Vettel went from podium step to punishment stool. Here are the driver ratings from our friends at
Debate: What’s gone so wrong for Haas F1 in 2019?
Drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen have scored just 16 points between them, while Haas is only ahead of Williams in the constructors’ championship at present. A number of collisions
Video: What's gone wrong for the Haas F1 team in 2019?
Haas’s fourth season of Formula 1 began promisingly with sixth place in Australia, but has become increasingly problematic as woes on and off-track have continued to spiral
F1 set to abandon high-degradation tyres for 2021
The FIA and F1 owners Liberty Media are working on a revamp of F1 that they hope will make the racing better and boost the sport’s popularity.Earlier this week a
Haas seeking a "solution" to stop Formula 1 drivers clashing
Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner says he must come up with a “solution” to his clashing drivers because team instructions are not getting through to them
Video: A first look at the details of Formula 1's latest rules for 2021
Ground-effect aerodynamics look set to return to Formula 1 when the championship’s next major overhaul comes into effect, after rulemakers revealed the first details about the 2021 generation of cars
Video: What are Fernando Alonso's chances of a Formula 1 return?
McLaren retaining Carlos Sainz Jr and Lando Norris for the 2020 season appeared to close the door on a Formula 1 return for Fernando Alonso
Steiner: Both Haas drivers are in trouble
Guenther Steiner doesn’t care who was responsible, he says his drivers’ collision at the start of the British GP was “not acceptable” and both are in trouble with the team.
Horner explains Red Bull’s ‘cracked’ wing drama
Red Bull’s late rear wing changes on the British GP grid were due to cracks in both drivers wings, explained Christian Horner. As the fielded lined up on the grid