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What Horner's sacking means for Red Bull – and the whole of F1

In football it’s become a cliché, but no less true for being repeated, that you’re only as good as your last game. Even managers with the most gilded of track records can be ignominiously fired if their team’s form slips into a prolonged dip.

Autosport · Jul 9, 2025

The real story of Damon Hill's fight to escape his father's legacy

“Being in Formula 1 is a very exposing experience.”

Autosport · Jul 2, 2025

Hill review – compelling story of formula one star Damon Hill’s trials on and off the racetrack

Film imparts profound lessons on the meaning of victory as it depicts the psychological pressure cooker in which the driver competed

The Guardian - UK · Jul 2, 2025

Williams’ James Vowles ‘backing failure’ in bid to guide team to F1 summit

The team principal has turned Williams around in a short space of time and is looking to 2026 for a serious title charge

The Guardian - UK · May 31, 2025

Inside the (Brad) Pitt lane: How Williams Racing helped bring F1 The Movie to life

The British team’ rich heritage made them the ideal partner for the production

Evening Standard · May 18, 2025

The former F1 team owner now racing pre-war machines

You would be hard pushed to find two more contrasting environments in the world of motorsport. The friendly paddock of pre-war categories here in the UK may bear little resemblance to the grandiose yet “cut-throat” Formula 1 conclave, but it is at these far more humble club events that you…

Autosport · May 8, 2025

Jochen Mass, 1946-2025

Jochen Mass disproved the saying that nice guys finish last. A charming man who was universally liked, the German was a race winner in Formula 1 and one of the top sportscar drivers of his generation, claiming a victory in the Le Mans 24 Hours. But perhaps the German, who…

Autosport · May 6, 2025

Senna: We talk to the men who analysed broken Williams steering column

It is a quirk of Italian law that, if a fatality occurs, even on a race track, someone must be held responsible. The tragic deaths of Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna during the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix weekend resonated through the world and put Formula 1 under intense scrutiny.

Autosport · May 1, 2025

The fascinating insight from those who examined Senna's crash wreckage

It is a quirk of Italian law that, if a fatality occurs, even on a race track, someone must be held responsible. The tragic deaths of Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna during the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix weekend resonated through the world and put Formula 1 under intense scrutiny.

Motorsport · May 1, 2025

From Jack Brabham to Oscar Piastri, these are Australia’s greatest F1 drivers

Oscar Piastri is the first Australian to lead the F1 championship in 15 years after victory in Jeddah, how does he compare to the best Australian drivers?

Motorsport · Apr 23, 2025