Awarding F1’s class B honours
Formula One isn’t a two-tier racing category, but the 2018 season featured an undoubted class divide. Read More
State of the 2018 F1 season — the backmarkers
Formula One desperately needed a breather after its chaotic six-races-in-eight-weekends close to the first half of the season, and the August midseason break is providing an ideal opportunity to take stock of the first 12 rounds. Read More
Done deal? Rumours link Leclerc to Ferrari switch
The driver market has hit top gear in Spielberg, where rumours grew only stronger that rookie Sauber driver Charles Leclerc is poised to sign a deal to join Ferrari, perhaps as early as this season. Read More
F1 2018 preseason testing: what we’ve learnt
Formula One’s so-called ‘winter world championship’ is over, beginning the countdown the first test that really matters: round one, the Australian Grand Prix. Read More
Sauber chooses no engines over Honda engines
After heightened speculation this month Sauber has confirmed it will not use Honda power units in 2018. Read More
Le Mans proves why Sauber matters
Sauber tends not to be a name that evokes any particularly passionate response from a casual motorsport fan, but the decades-old midfield team has rarely had a dull moment in Formula One. Read More
Giovinazzi ready to learn from baptism of fire
Sauber substitute Antonio Giovinazzi has put his qualifying-ending crash at the Chinese Grand Prix down to inexperience and a lack of testing ahead of his second Formula One race. Read More
‘I just want to race’ — drivers weigh in on Wehrlein withdrawal
Formula One drivers at the Chinese Grand Prix respectfully distanced themselves from Pascal Wehrlein’s decision to withdraw himself from the second consecutive race of the 2017 season. Read More
Why Sauber-Honda makes sense
Rumours of McLaren-Honda’s rocky relationship simmered throughout testing, but at the Australian Grand Prix, the sport’s first competitive meeting of the year, the situation began to boil. Read More
Sauber will use old engines in 2017
Sauber will use an out-of-date Ferrari power unit for the 2017 season despite its recent boost in funding, team principal Monisha Kaltenborn confirmed on Thursday in Japan. Read More