Rachit Thukral

6 days ago | crash.net | Rachit Thukral |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

Lewis Hamilton could walk away from Formula 1 if he continues to struggle at Ferrari at the start of the next regulation cycle in 2026, believes Juan Pablo Montoya. Hamilton’s high-profile F1 move to Ferrari has fallen short of expectations so far, with the Briton unable to regularly challenge his teammate Charles Leclerc.

6 days ago | crash.net | Rachit Thukral |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

Toto Wolff has defended Mercedes’ Formula 1 engines as “good as gold” after a series of reliability issues in recent Formula 1 races, stressing that the “failures have been minimal”. Wolff made the remark after last weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix, which saw Williams driver Alex Albon retire after just seven laps after a “PU” engine on his Mercedes unit.

6 days ago | crash.net | Rachit Thukral |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

Franco Colapinto believes a “wrong” race strategy severely compromised his chances in last weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix. Alpine Formula 1 driver Colapinto had qualified a strong 10th on his first visit to Canada, putting him in a strong position to break into the points for the first time this season. At the start of the race, the Franco-Argentine driver lost a place to the Sauber of Nico Hulkenberg, but remained 10th overall after Williams rival Alex Albon ran wide and dropped down the order.

6 days ago | crash.net | Rachit Thukral |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

George Russell says he has “no hard feelings” about Max Verstappen being linked to his Mercedes Formula 1 seat for 2025. Verstappen’s long-term future at Red Bull has come under increased scrutiny amid the team’s tough start to the season. While the four-time world champion is contracted to Red Bull through to the end of 2028, the team has publicly acknowledged that his deal includes an exit clause that could be triggered at the end of this year.

1 week ago | crash.net | Rachit Thukral |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

Fernando Alonso believes Aston Martin is yet to fix some underlying issues with its Formula 1 car that have plagued its performance since the start of the 2025 season. The two-time world champion endured a tough start to the season, failing to score a single point in the opening eight rounds while battling an uncompetitive AMR25. Teammate Lance Stroll began the campaign more strongly with consecutive top-10 finishes in Australia and China, but was soon affected by the same limitations.