Three days of pre-season testing will officially kick off the 2025 F1 campaign. Chris Medland breaks down what could be on each team's testing schedule as well as what their number one priority will be
"A bolt of lightning you don't expect". As Mercedes deals with the shock defection of its superstar driver, Chris Medland is in Italy where there's no less surprise, but plenty of jubilation at Lewis Hamilton's 2025 F1 contract with Ferrari
Ayao Komatsu has been appointed as Haas's new team principal, replacing Guenther Steiner. But as Chris Medland asks, does he face an uphill battle against a team owner who doesn't realise what it needs to succeed?
Fred Vasseur's first year as Ferrari's team principal wasn't flawless but it showed signs of promise. The Frenchman sat down with Chris Medland to discuss the pressures of Maranello and what 2024 may hold in store
James Vowles' first season as Williams boss saw the team return to the midfield fight. But he tells Chris Medland that he's not getting excited about its seventh-place finish, as he focuses on winning again
After a winless season with only two podium finishes, George Russell is seeking for a reset heading into 2024 – he expands on his frustrations and keeping a positive mindset
Christian Horner says this year's Red Bull is the most successful car in F1 history, but tells Chris Medland in a Motor Sport exclusive that he can't dwell on the past. There's a title to retain in 2024; an engine to build for 2026; but firstly, a pile of appraisals on his desk
A mammoth 22-race season came to a close with the now-traditional trip to the Yas Marina Circuit, and despite an exhausted paddock there was still plenty of whispers and movement…
The titles have long-been wrapped up, but most F1 teams still have something to fight for at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The prize money is one thing, says Chris Medland, but the heat of battle alone will help constructors shoot for victories in 2024
Why even fans of the Las Vegas GP can agree with Max Verstappen; the reason drivers seemed weary; and Alex Albon's unfortunate comment: Chris Medland's paddock diary
F1 and Liberty have moved mountains to make a grand prix work in the Nevada desert – it shows just how important the race is to the sport, but also what hinges on it being a success
Lando Norris is often his harshest critic. But as Chris Medland writes, he could do with learning the art of letting things go rather than repeatedly punishing himself for human errors