William Brierty

An intense duel for the win, some superb performances throughout the midfield and a quietly stellar drive from an erstwhile backmarker. F1 did Niki Lauda proud in Monaco.

As Ferrari trod on their own tails and Mercedes continued to excel, a more subtle balance of power played out between the drivers…

A disappointing race for F1’s 1000th World Championship race nonetheless produced some intriguing performances throughout the field…

Heartbreak and heroism in Bahrain confirmed the arrival of F1’s new generation whilst another disappointing race put a quadruple champion’s reputation further under question.

The demise of European F3 is not just the tragic loss of a hotbed of top-drawer junior series racing, it is the latest casualty of the FIA’s invincable Global Pathway juggernaut.

Reflecting on the highs, lows, stars and stragglers from a mystifying season opener in Melbourne…

After the first week of testing produced more questions than answers, the final four days of running at least gave some insight into the 2019 pecking order…

Despite the bumper batch of laps, competitive conclusions were in short supply after the first preseason test; save of course for a particularly impressive new Ferrari…

Mick Schumacher’s stellar weekend at the Race of Champions together with his Ferrari tie-up felt like the fated arrival of a new superstar – fueling talk of an already widely predicted F1 career. However, in reality, the 19-year-old still has much to prove…

In a season where F1’s exciting new generation produced yet more top-drawer performances, there was still nobody who could hold a candle to the sport’s resident maestro…

In a season where every single driver scored a point and new contenders emerged amid a fascinating midfield tussle, top performing drivers may be dismayed to see how far down they are in the season rankings…

For a championship on a meteoric rise about to usher in an exciting new era, it’s difficult to think of a more inappropriate setting for Formula E’s season opener…

F1 has said goodbye to one of its most tenacious, aggressive and relentless competitors, and a remarkable 2012 season saw Fernando Alonso at his brilliant best.

There was something rather heroic about Ross Brawn’s return to the F1 paddock. However, increasingly the bold plans behind the billowing red cape are suffering the suffocating effects of obstinate paddock politics…

With the reservoir of Red Bull juniors dried-up, and with Helmut Marko showing no signs of relaxing his historic driver policy, Toro Rosso looks to be caught in the crossfire of a driver doctrine in crisis.