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No-one came close to Max Verstappen and Red Bull as they dominated the Bahrain Grand Prix, but one former F1 champion still thinks there could be a contested title race in 2023

When Rick Mears chose to retire in 1992, he stuck to his decision. But almost a quarter-century later, he had a chance to prove that while form is temporary, class is permanent. David Malsher-Lopez reports.

Formula 1 descends on Sao Paolo's Interlagos circuit this weekend for the penultimate round of the 2022 season with both titles already sewn up. But since the Brazilian GP switched to its end-of-season calendar slot in 2004 that hasn't always been the case, with high-stakes races producing several unforgettable thrillers.…

Despite measures in place to reduce the number of pay drivers in F1, former champion Fittipaldi still believes there are too many who have more cash than talent

Only eight are being made and all have been sold.

After he is set to be released from the Ferrari Driver Academy at the end of the season, Schumacher has been told to leave Haas for AlphaTauri to learn under their great teacher Franz Tost

Emerson Fittipaldi believes Perez has the pace and the attitude to rival Verstappen – and warns that a tense title fight could cause a nasty row within Red Bull

This weekend marks the 79th running of the Monaco Grand Prix, one of the most prestigious events on the global motor racing calendar. That means there are plenty of iterations for our writers to pick as their favourites...

The race-winner drinking milk – or drenching himself in it – is one of the many iconic images from the Indianapolis 500, but how did the tradition start?