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Daniel Ricciardo now returns to the team where it started for him in F1, in search of redemption – however, the Aussie explains he’s taking a different approach on his GP comeback
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F1 Retro
Chris Amon was one of the most naturally gifted drivers F1 has ever seen – Mark Hughes remembers a man who deserved much more, but never looked back in bitterness
Look past the seemingly inevitable winner, and you’ll find an unpredictable, closely-fought fight for second place in this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix, writes Chris Medland. It’s not just excellent entertainment, but a sign that Max Verstappen might not have it all his own way for long
Watch F1 via live stream or on TV: dates and times for the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix, including qualifying and the grand prix
F1 once again proved that it’s tougher than most sports when Nyck de Vries was dropped by AlphaTauri mid-season. It was premature, says Matt Bishop, who points out that even the greats spend most of their career losing
James Hunt and Alain Prost – two champions for McLaren that couldn’t have been much more different. Former chief mechanic Gary Anderson recalls working with both of them, as F1 moved into a brand new age
Daniel Ricciardo’s F1 plan is clear: impress at AlphaTauri and claim back the Red Bull seat he gave up five years ago. But even Mark Hughes can’t predict how it will actually turn out
Michael Andretti says he would have done things differently given another chance on his approach to an F1 entry, but still feels hopeful of an entry to the world championship
20 years ago Fernando Alonso took his debut F1 win in Hungary – marking himself out as a true force. Damien Smith remembers that weekend in different grand prix times
Daniel Ricciardo now returns to the team where it started for him in F1, in search of redemption – however, the Aussie explains he’s taking a different approach on his GP comeback
Great Read
F1 Retro
Chris Amon was one of the most naturally gifted drivers F1 has ever seen – Mark Hughes remembers a man who deserved much more, but never looked back in bitterness
Look past the seemingly inevitable winner, and you’ll find an unpredictable, closely-fought fight for second place in this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix, writes Chris Medland. It’s not just excellent entertainment, but a sign that Max Verstappen might not have it all his own way for long
Watch F1 via live stream or on TV: dates and times for the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix, including qualifying and the grand prix
F1 once again proved that it’s tougher than most sports when Nyck de Vries was dropped by AlphaTauri mid-season. It was premature, says Matt Bishop, who points out that even the greats spend most of their career losing
James Hunt and Alain Prost – two champions for McLaren that couldn’t have been much more different. Former chief mechanic Gary Anderson recalls working with both of them, as F1 moved into a brand new age
Daniel Ricciardo’s F1 plan is clear: impress at AlphaTauri and claim back the Red Bull seat he gave up five years ago. But even Mark Hughes can’t predict how it will actually turn out
Michael Andretti says he would have done things differently given another chance on his approach to an F1 entry, but still feels hopeful of an entry to the world championship
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Ambition is a funny thing. For some it burns so bright it sears a lasting scar on their personalities. Others look as if they don’t have a scrap of it…
McLaren’s dominance came to an end in Japan as Max Verstappen put on a masterclass to show the Woking team’s seasons will not be the cakewalk some suspected. Here’s how the world champion defeated his rivals
Red Bull has reshuffled its drivers and changed development direction but its car is still too slow and months behind the progress of F1 rivals, writes Mark Hughes. Max Verstappen’s uncertain future makes the way forward even murkier
Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris worked together ahead of the 2025 Chinese GP, finding the pace that delivered a 1-2 finish, while Norris also prepared to attack his team-mate during the race. Brake issues denied him, says Mark Hughes but the F1 title duel is coming
Esteban Ocon’s Alpine stint ended at the 2024 Qatar GP, giving Jack Doohan a make-or-break F1 chance in Abu Dhabi. Elsewhere FIA boss Mohammed Ben Sulayem dismissed driver concerns and mechanics just wanted a kip: Chris Medland‘s paddock diary
Sergio Perez’s future looks bleak after another underwhelming performance, while George Russell can be upbeat despite his disqualification: 2024 Belgian GP diary
Carlos Sainz has pinpointed the area he is most getting to grips with in his new Williams F1 car
While Max Verstappen winning at Suzuka is nothing new, his 2025 victory stood out from those previous, as Mark Hughes explains
More controversy has enveloped motor sport’s governing body the FIA after its deputy president for sport resigned and Motorsport UK chairman David Richards took his recent grievances public in an open letter
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