The Latest Breaking News from Martin Brundle

F1 fans flocked to social media to react as Martin Brundle sought out Paolo Banchero on his Miami grid walk – and the conversation went much better this time around

Brad Pitt was alleged to be driving an F-1 car for his new movie, but is that what's really going on?

Brundle thinks Verstappen's threat to walk away from F1 over changes to the race weekend structure is an empty one, but Sky Sports colleague Hill believes the Red Bull star is genuinely not enjoying himself

The Sports Car World Championship wasn’t in the best of health by 1992 following the withdrawals of Jaguar and Mercedes. And Group C as a world championship platform duly ceased to exist after a Magny-Cours finale that attracted a pitiful eight-car entry.

Red Bull star Max Verstappen vowed to walk away from Formula 1 if the sport's bosses continue to make alterations to the race weekend structure, ahead of the first Sprint of 2023

Sainz was penalised for contact with Fernando Alonso late in the Melbourne race which meant he dropped out of the points positions after taking the chequered flag

“The buzz for any of the events is the same – it’s a privilege. You’re not there to prove you can outdrive everybody. It’s important to understand those things, it’s competitive theatre.”

American F1 viewers can watch every race live on ESPN channels commercial-free from lights-out to checkered flag in 2023. The races are broadcast on ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC channels, with all practice sessions and qualifying – also shown live – moving around its channels (including ESPNU or ESPNews).

Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle could hardly contain his shock as Red Bull's Max Verstappen seared past George Russell in Saudi Arabia, making the Mercedes 'look like an F2 car'