The 1980 World Drivers’ Champion, Australia’s Alan Jones, died on the Gold Coast on Thursday. In a statement released on behalf of Jones's family, his wife, Amanda Butler-Davis, said he died following a short illness. He was 80. “We are extremely saddened to announce the passing…
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Following the Mexico Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli has entered the history books as Formula 1’s youngest-ever world champion. The Italian has taken the record from Sebastian Vettel, who had already said at Monza that he would be delighted for Antonelli to break it and that records…
Former Ferrari chief Mauricio Arrivabene has offered some strong words of advice to Fred Vasseur amid Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's conflicts out on track. ...
Ferrari chairman John Elkann is reportedly irritated by the lap-one clash between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Several Italian outlets say the fallout has now reached the top of the company, and the team heads to Interlagos this week, where…
Alan Jones will forever occupy a special place in Williams' history. The Australian, who died on Wednesday aged... The post Williams pays tribute to its first world champion Alan Jones appeared first on F1i.com .
Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer used Red Bull's junior history to explain why Liam Lawson's seat is not safe. Looking closely at that history, and it shows Faenza has dropped its leading scorer before, just never one with numbers anywhere near Lawson's. Lawson heads to Brazil ninth…