Brit Slater to make F1 practice debut in Mexico
British star Freddie Slater is set to make his Formula 1 practice debut for Audi at the Mexico Grand Prix next weekend.
Horner: Mercedes tried to hire me before Wolff
Christian Horner has revealed he rejected an offer to become Mercedes’ Formula 1 team principal in 2012, before the team appointed his future rival Toto Wolff.
Norris vows 'better decisions' after Piastri clash
Lando Norris has vowed to make “better decisions” going forward after further talks with McLaren over his collision with teammate Oscar Piastri in Singapore.
Horner held Russell talks before Red Bull sacking
Christian Horner has revealed that one of his final acts as Red Bull team principal was to approach George Russell’s management over a potential move, in response to Mercedes’ “public courting” of…
FIA insist F1 season will end in Middle East
Formula 1’s season can and will finish in the Middle East as things stand, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has adamantly declared.
Horner: Lawson should never have been promoted
Christian Horner has opened up on his reservations about Liam Lawson’s short-lived Red Bull tenure in 2025, claiming the New Zealander “really shouldn’t have been promoted in the first place.”
Car washes, pub trips and pranks: How Kimi Antonelli is staying grounded on brink of F1 history
On the brink of becoming F1’s youngest world champion, Kimi Antonelli reveals how car washes, pub trips and pranks help him cope with fame and pressure.
Horner: Hamilton keen on Red Bull before Merc move
Christian Horner has revealed a secret meeting with Lewis Hamilton in 2012 about the Brit becoming Sebastian Vettel’s teammate at Red Bull, a move ultimately scuppered by the “staggering sums” involved financially.
Horner: Red Bull blocked moves for Leclerc, Alonso
Christian Horner has revealed he was blocked from pursuing Charles Leclerc and Fernando Alonso at Red Bull, despite the latter expressing an interest in partnering Max Verstappen.
Horner plays down Ferrari links, 'no idea' on F1 return
Christian Horner again played down links to Ferrari as the former Red Bull boss claimed he would be “at peace” if a return to Formula One never happens.
