The huge hint in Checo’s win - Saudi Arabian ...

Why does every Grand Prix have a different number of laps? How come some F1 teams have fewer employees than others? What are drivers and engineers doing during practice sessions?Those are your questions. Christian Hewgill gets the answers from F1TV Lead Presenter Laura Winter and ...  Show more

Tom Clarkson and F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto think Red Bull and Ferrari will be closely-matched at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, with Mercedes and McLaren also in the mix. Will Max Verstappen win this Grand Prix for the first time in his career? Will the tight corne ...  Show more

Jess McFadyen and Alex Kalinauckas join Martyn Lee to analyse the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Red Bull started first and fourth, and finished in the same positions, but it wasn't the dream pole-to-flag victory Sergio Perez dreamed of. Perez was unfortunate to pit from the lead j ...  Show more

In today's Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix qualifying at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, it was a Red Bull on Pole Position but not the world champion. One year on from his first pole position came the second pole for Sergio Perez. The Mexican driver posted a stunning lap time of ...  Show more

Can Redbull be matched, let alone be beaten?

For the second Grand Prix of the year, F1 headed to the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, a track where drivers spend most of their time at full throttle, navigating fast corners and long straights. Two things the RB20 seems to enjoy q ...

We’re back with the second race review of the season, as Sergio Pérez pipped his teammate to P1 in Jeddah. We wonder if tensions are starting to simmer nicely between the Red Bull drivers, while Fernando Alonso grabbed his 100th podium before ANOTHER penalty farce meant he actual ...  Show more