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The new safety ‘halo’ invited mixed responses.
Despite a post-race disqualification, the Australian Grand Prix gave sports fans a new reason to tune into the F1 in 2014, writes Justin Falconer.
The SportsUp podcast is back for another week, and Justin Falconer, Jake Keating and Luke Sale bring you episode two.
Sebastian Vettel clinched his fourth consecutive F1 Championship, but still has some way to go before he’s considered one of the all time greats, writes Tom Midwood.
Despite his remarkable success, Sebastian Vettel has become an unpopular figure in Formula One, writes Daniel Baricevic
The historic Monza circuit plays host to round 12 of the Formula One season this weekend. Daniel Baricevic previews all the action.
Jake Michaels and Sean Munaweera are back to discuss James Hird’s potential successor and Casey Stoner’s MotoGP comeback.
Spa’s unpredictable nature will produce great results at this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix, writes Daniel Baricevic.
As the dust settles on an eventful first half of the 2013 Formula 1 season, Jake Michaels dishes out his mid-season awards.
Kimi Raikkonen may be the favourite for the now vacant Red Bull seat, but Daniel Baricevic thinks young Australian Daniel Ricciardo is the man for the job.
In the wake of Lewis Hamilton’s thrilling victory in Hungary, Jake Michaels looks at why the Brit must capitalise on his form and save Formula 1 from supporter extinction.
Mercedes’ poor performance in Spain proves how qualifying first doesn’t equal a spot on the podium, writes Jake Michaels.
Exactly 19 years ago, the death of arguably the greatest F1 driver shook the world and changed the sport forever, writes Daniel Baricevic.
Boasting eco-friendly and super fast vehicles, the Formula E competition could be a major success, writes Daniel Baricevic.
With the opening four races of the 2013 Formula 1 season done and dusted, Jake Michaels examines early season form.
The Formula One season gets underway this weekend, and Daniel Baricevic breaks down what to expect in 2013.