THE PRESSURE ON Lando Norris to perform has never been higher. He’s no longer a young, inexperienced driver who can be forgiven for mistiming an overtake or losing focus from time to time. After a breakthrough year that saw the 25-year-old rack up four wins but come...
JACK DOOHAN’S PLACE in F1 has been a long time coming. After finishing third in the 2023 F2 championship, Doohan spent two seasons waiting in the wings as Alpine’s reserve driver, ready to take his chance when an opportunity presented itself. Finally, that opportunity...
LIAM LAWSON KNOWS, better than most, that being a Formula 1 driver is a precarious line of work. The nature of the job has been both a boon and a hindrance to Lawson’s career. In 2023, AlphaTauri rookie Nyck de Vries was dropped halfway through the season and Lawson...
FERRARI’S CARLOS SAINZ showed his strength in front of another record-breaking crowd at Melbourne’s Albert Park, with the Spaniard rocketing to his maiden Australian Grand Prix win – less than two weeks after an emergency appendectomy that left him on the sidelines at...
TWO RACES down, 22 to go, and the Formula 1 paddock is making its way Down Under this weekend for the annual Australian F1 Grand Prix. F1 is back at Albert Park, a track that saw its rebrand in 2022 with seven corners modified – with two removed entirely – bringing...
Red Bull scored a second-straight one-two result in Saudi Arabia. Here's how Max Verstappen won and a look ahead to the road to Melbourne.
From on-track drama to off-track turmoil, we'll cover it all and give you our race predictions ahead of this weekend's F1 in Jeddah.
13 F1 drivers will be off contract at the conclusion of the 2024 season, with some team switches already announced. With unprecedented turnover looming, we gaze into our crystal ball to hazard an educated guess at what the grid might look like this time next year.
F1 2024’s season opener in Bahrain was a Max Verstappen masterclass. Stewart Bell explains how the Dutchman ruined his rivals’ competitive hopes.
The first green flag of the 2024 F1 season will be waved in less than 48 hours at the Bahrain Grand Prix. With multiple practice runs already completed, the field is starting to take shape and we can begin to construct where this one is heading.
Will Max Verstappen cruise to another easy championship victory? Will Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes be able to set aside their differences for one last push? How will the Aussies factor into it? We’ve answered all your most pressing questions and more. Here’s everything you need to know about the 2024 Formula 1 season.
Not bothered to binge all of Drive To Survive’s sixth season before the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend? Not to worry, we’ve done it for you. These are the dramatic moments and crucial storylines revealed in the series that will influence the outcome of the 2024 F1 season and beyond.
Following a year that saw Max Verstappen’s dominance grow rather than wane, with Red Bull winning all but one race, Drive To Survive will have to look beyond pole position to find dramatic storylines. But there’s no reason to believe the series’ sixth season will be any less thrilling.
The F1 season just got a little more interesting as Lewis Hamilton prepares to join the iconic Prancing Horse to chase his eighth world championship.
The F1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne provided all the drama we’ve come to expect from this most exhilarating of sports. MH went behind the scenes to chat to two legends of the sport, Mark Webber and Sir Jackie Stewart, about the state of F1 today, the impact of Drive to Survive and why the exquisite balance of timing, precision, risk and reward make this arguably the most thrilling sport on earth.
Adds to cart: Oracle Red Bull Racing's new simulator.
The intensity of F1 training, which requires drivers to push themselves to their physical and mental limits, is not a challenge for the faint of heart. Leaving youngsters like Yuki Tsunoda struggling to keep up.
