Fernando Alonso warns Aston Martin still limited by Honda power unit spares
Alonso stresses reliability will be key as Aston Martin battles limited Honda power unit spares.
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How to watch Sky on Apple TV FREE including Martin Brundle’s grid walk
F1 fans in the US can now access UK Sky Sports streams via Apple TV – here’s how.
Norris testimony saves Kimi Antonelli from Chinese GP Sprint penalty
Lando Norris' testimony has appeared to save Kimi Antonelli from a grid penalty in China, as the stewards wrote.
Max Verstappen brands ‘whole day a disaster’ after China sprint quali
Max Verstappen at least reached SQ3 but there was little else for the Dutchman to be positive about in Shanghai.
Ferrari unveils purple ‘Fire Horse’ teamwear for Chinese Grand Prix
Ferrari’s limited-edition Fire Horse teamwear hits Shanghai for the Chinese GP, featuring purple t-shirts, hoodies and caps.
Hamilton says Ferrari’s ‘Macarena’ wing ‘a little premature’ in Shanghai
Lewis Hamilton admits Ferrari’s daring ‘Macarena’ wing debuted earlier than planned in Shanghai.
FIA confirms double investigation after Antonelli and Gasly incidents
Two drivers were at risk of a grid penalty for potential infringements in SQ2.
George Russell storms to Chinese Grand Prix Sprint pole ahead of Kimi Antonelli
Can anyone stop George Russell?
Chinese GP: Sprint Qualifying results
All the results from Sprint Qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix from Shanghai.
F1 LIVE: Relive the action from China Sprint qualifying
It's time for the first Sprint qualifying session of the season, join us as the action unfolds.
Kimi Antonelli spotted wearing hand brace in Shanghai after Melbourne crash
Kimi Antonelli arrived in Shanghai with protection on his left hand after his heavy Melbourne crash.
Chinese GP: Free Practice 1 F1 results
Complete results from the opening practice hour at the 2026 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix.
Russell leads Mercedes 1-2 in Shanghai practice as Hamilton-Norris clash noted
Mercedes sent an early warning in Shanghai, but the session also featured a Hamilton-Norris clash.
F1 LIVE: Relive FP1 at the Chinese Grand Prix
It's the first and only free practice session of the Chinese Grand Prix weekend - join us live.
Oscar Piastri ready to move on from Melbourne DNS as 2026 lessons continue
Oscar Piastri admits his Melbourne DNS was ‘embarrassing’ but says adapting to the 2026 cars remains a learning process.
George Russell hints at ‘selfish’ teams blocking tweak to ‘quirky’ energy rule
George Russell discussed a "very quirky rule" which some teams have blocked adjusting, through an FIA supermajority.
Carlos Sainz urges Formula 1 to fix new engine rules despite team opposition
Carlos Sainz highlights three issues with F1’s 2026 engine rules and calls for changes to protect the sport’s DNA.
Charles Leclerc warns Ferrari start advantage won’t last as Mercedes adapts
Ferrari’s Melbourne launch looked devastating, but Charles Leclerc already expects rivals to catch up.
Max Verstappen admits ‘old school’ endurance racing appeal away from Formula 1
Max Verstappen explains why endurance racing appeals to him as he prepares for the Nurburgring 24 Hours in May...
Where is Ferrari losing out to Mercedes? Hamilton details 0.5s per lap deficit
Charles Leclerc: "We are definitely not on their level."
Toto Wolff admits F1 rules ‘need tweaks’ despite Mercedes’ Australia dominance
Toto Wolff welcomes Mercedes’ winning start but admits Formula 1’s new rules still need refinement.
McLaren ‘on the back foot’ understanding Mercedes power unit after Australia
McLaren believes there is still untapped performance in its Mercedes engine after Melbourne exposed a preparation gap...
Lewis Hamilton confirms Ferrari rear wing decision for Chinese GP despite ‘potential drawbacks’
Rival teams are understood to have rejected a Ferrari-style rotating rear wing.
Alonso reflects on ‘GP2 engine’ saga amid Aston Martin-Honda woes
Ten years after ‘GP2 engine’, Fernando Alonso has a very different perspective on Honda.
Lewis Hamilton tipped to win F1 2026 Chinese Grand Prix
Mercedes, Ferrari, and Red Bull all bring strengths to Shanghai, but does Lewis Hamilton have the edge?