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F1 shocked as dominant team allowed to ‘catch-up’ to rivals
They’ve dominated the start of the F1 season, but Mercedes has been given allowance to ‘catch up’ to its rivals.
They’ve dominated the start of the F1 season, but Mercedes has been given allowance to ‘catch up’ to its rivals.
Lewis Hamilton said he was ‘shocked’ to hear he was speeding in Monaco, as multiple drivers were caught shortcutting.
While Kim Kardashian stole the pre-grid show, this is not the first time Martin Brundle has found himself in an awkward predicament.
The Aussie was well off the pace on practice as Max Verstappen’s young Red Bull teammate was the first to be bitten by the unforgiving Monaco walls.
It’s one of the most obvious parts of the all-new regulations, but you won’t see it being used in Monaco this weekend.
The crown jewel of Formula 1 could be set for its exciting year yet. But why are we celebrating the historically boring race?
Oscar Piastri could begin a world championship title defence at home after Melbourne was confirmed to host the 2026 F1 season-opener.
Alpine was widely panned for their brutal treatment of Jack Doohan. And Monaco was just the latest failure in a rolling dumpster fire.
The simple change was meant to spice up the racing around the principality, but instead it produced 'manufactured' racing one driver called 'dangerous'.
There was an extraordinary crash in Monaco in the lead-up to the F1 race, with seven cars failing to get beyond the first lap in the curtain raiser.