F1 legend Jacques Villeneuve warned the drivers’ battle at Shanghai was ‘a little bit extreme’ and could prove costly later in the championship

The new F1 regulations have divided opinion: some think the racing is now like Mario Kart, but Leclerc is relishing the challenge

In motorsports, individual performance usually dips once a driver enters their 40s, with reflexes not as sharp and endurance levels decreasing. Exceptions like Denny Hamlin, along with others in different disciplines around the world, are altering that narrative.

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions following the Chinese Grand Prix.

The 2025 Cup Series finale shattered the dreams that Denny Hamlin had been building up for twenty years. A bad tire strategy near the end of the race resulted in him not being able to make up enough positions to secure his maiden championship and the person who gave the final order to execute this strategy was his crew chief, Chris Gayle.

It was widely expected that drivers would have a short learning curve adjusting to the new Chase format. But Chase Briscoe seems stuck in the past, as if the elimination-style format were still in play.

Following the Cup Series race at Las Vegas on Sunday, a select few drivers stayed back at the Sin City for a tire test that NASCAR had planned along with Goodyear. William Byron, who finished third, will be one of them.

His final contract is set to end after next season concludes

In his weekly vlog, Daniel Suarez addressed the run-in he had with former teammate Ross Chastain at Las Vegas Motor Speedway