Assessing Sergio Perez’s Options for a Race Seat in 2014

Whilst Sergio Perez admitted to being shocked by the decision of McLaren not to renew his contract for the 2014 season, the Mexican also said he would not take a drive just to remain in Formula 1. Team boss Martin Whitmarsh also told BBC Sport that he would help Perez to find a race seat for 2014, but with few places available with top teams remaining, his options seem limited. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Ranking the Top 10 Possible Race Winners at the Brazilian GP According to Odds

Such is the dominance of Sebastian Vettel at present. The bookmakers have him down as almost a surefire bet to equal Alberto Ascari’s long-standing record of nine-straight race victories. After that, however, it gets extremely interesting, and there are some good bets on offer if you’re someone who likes a flutter. Mark Webber is determined to finish the season on a high, Lewis Hamilton... 

Why Bottas’ Brilliance Is Worth More to Williams Than Maldonado’s Millions

During Sunday’s US Grand Prix we could have witnessed the coming of age of the latest in a long line of Finnish F1 stars. Valtteri Bottas’ superb drive to eighth place means that he’s now his team’s leading points scorer during his debut season with the team. And whilst teammate Pastor Maldonado has been kicking up a big fuss during the build up to the race, saying he was happy... 

Sergio Perez and the 5 Harshest Driver Sackings in F1

After another fine drive from Sergio Perez in Sunday’s U.S. Grand Prix, McLaren may well be wondering if they have been a little too hasty in letting the Mexican go. Perez discovered only a week before the U.S. Grand Prix that McLaren would be replacing him with Kevin Magnussen for 2014, although he told BBC Sport that he had already signed his part of the contract. Keen to prove McLaren wrong... 

US Grand Prix 2013: Live Lap-by-Lap Updates, Highlights, Recap and More

Sebastian Vettel became the first man ever to win eight grands prix in a row in a single season after taking a dominant victory in the US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. It was Vettel’s first win on US soil after making his F1 debut in America at Indianapolis in 2007. And should he take a ninth successive victory in Brazil he will match Alberto Ascari’s long-standing record of nine successive... 

Why 8 November 2005 Was the Day Red Bull Became Major Players

This time just eight short years ago something happened that would change the fortunes of a team forever. On 8 November 2005 a design genius by the name of Adrian Newey left then-employers McLaren for a new challenge, to transform the fortunes of Red Bull Racing. At the time, Red Bull had recently completed their first season in F1, finishing a lowly 7th in the constructors’ standings behind... 

Ranking Formula 1’s Most Out-of-Form Current Drivers

Just how do you judge a driver who has lost his form? Besides the brutally honest Lewis Hamilton, few will openly admit to a downturn in performance with contracts up for renewal, but there are some telltale signs. Uncharacteristic driving errors and end-of-season malaise are good gauges, but perhaps the best barometer is how they have been faring against teammates in the same machinery both during... 

Ranking Formula 1’s Top 5 Drivers on Current Form

With only two races remaining in what has been another long Formula One season, you would be forgiven for thinking the drivers are already winding down in preparation for a well-earned break. But with the drivers’ title already sewn up, the dominant Sebastian Vettel shows no signs of slowing down in his hunger for more wins, and there are many other drivers still with plenty to play for. Taking... 

Ranking Red Bull Among Formula 1’s Greatest Constructors of All-Time

Victory for Sebastian Vettel in India also sealed a fourth successive constructors’ title for a team that is now entering the ranks of the greatest constructors in the sport’s history. It has been a quite astonishing rise to the top after the energy drinks company bought the ailing Jaguar Racing team from Ford back in 2004. Thanks to a comprehensive company re-structuring and the genius... 

Is Paul Di Resta’s 6th-Place Finish in Abu Dhabi Too Little Too Late?

Paul di Resta’s sixth-place finish in Sunday’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix may just have been enough to persuade employer’s Force India to give him one more season to prove his worth. It is not too much of an understatement to say that going into Sunday’s race, the Scot was under enormous pressure to deliver the goods with his Formula One career on the line. But deliver he did, ... 

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