Are today’s f1 drivers too soft to race in the rain?

F1 is a sport decided by milliseconds – this year more than ever (the Hungarian qualifying was the closest top 10 spread in F1 history at 0.543secs). Therefore youth is surely the ultimate performance

IF THE FIRST HALF OF THE 2020s CAN BE defined by one rivalry, it’s that of Max versus Lewis. Not since Senna v Prost has there been a more intense and divisive clash. Whether you tune in for the dazzl

Peter Auto resurrected its Imola Classic event from 25-27 July after seven years, with nine of its own grids plus the Alfa Revival Cup. The latter closed proceedings, with polesitter Davide Bertinelli

This year, to travel between Spa’s upper and lower paddocks via the aptly named “stairs of death” – lethal in the wet – visitors had to pass through a custom-built vestibule featuring an ex-Ickx Ferra

In the last race before Formula 1’s summer break, McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri gave a definitive confirmation that the second half of the season is going to see them locked in battle

The once dominant Lewis Hamilton has lost his speed and his mojo, says Simon Barnes — can he turn it around?