1:37 PM ET Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen turned the clocks back to 2021 in Brazil, as they collided on track for the first time this season. Last year’s title rivals collided on track three times in 2021 but had not come to blows this year. That changed after a Safety Car restart on Lap

4:45 PM ET George Russell says he and Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton will be free to race when they start alongside each other on the front row of the grid at the Brazilian Grand Prix, but expects the team to split their strategies to stand the best chance of holding off Max Verstappen in third.

Nov 11, 2022 Carlos Sainz will drop five places on the grid at the Brazilian Grand Prix after Ferrari incurred a penalty for fitting a new engine to his car. Sainz will use his sixth engine of the season this weekend, meaning he is three engines over his original quota of three for the year.

Nov 11, 2022 McLaren’s Lando Norris will drive as normal at the Brazilian Grand Prix despite contracting food poisoning earlier this week. Norris skipped Thursday’s media sessions after falling ill in Sao Paulo, but McLaren said it had no concerns about him missing track time on Friday. Returning to the car on Friday was more

5:00 PM ET In the heat of the moment, Charles Leclerc labelled Ferrari’s decision to send him out on the wrong tyres in qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix as “f—ing unbelievable,” but later revealed he had accepted the tyre choice before heading out on track in Q3. Using intermediate tyres when the rest of

4:30 PM ET Kevin Magnussen said he never even dreamed pole position was possible in Brazil and praised his Haas team for making it happen at Interlagos. Magnussen claimed a popular first pole for himself and Haas in a dramatic qualifying session affected by the rain. In the opening moments of Q3, Magnussen got out

Nov 10, 2022 AlphaTauri driver Pierre Gasly says he is embarrassed to be one incident away from a potential race ban after amassing ten penalty points on his superlicence this year. If Gasly notches up another two points on his licence before May next year, when the first of his points will expire, he will

Nov 10, 2022 Michael Schumacher’s 2003 championship-winning Formula One car has sold at auction for $14.8 million (£12.9 million). The F2003 is the most expensive modern-era F1 car ever sold, breaking the record set on Schumacher’s 2001 F1 car, which sold for $7.5 million in 2017. Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty Images The 2003 was also a record

3:33 PM ET Seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton has praised his former rival Max Verstappen for his dominant championship-winning performance this year. Verstappen secured his second title last month with victory at the Japanese Grand Prix and has won 14 of the 20 races so far this year, breaking the record for the most wins in

3:00 PM ET Double Formula One world champion Max Verstappen said he was not a big fan of sprint races, despite winning both of the ones held this season, as the sport discusses future format changes. Sprint qualifying is held on Friday to determine the starting grid for a race on Saturday in which the