Leaving Red Bull was a turning point in the career of Daniel Ricciardo, whose not enjoyed the success he would've liked since then but has still built an enviable lifestyle

Daniel Ricciardo’s F1 career looks doomed again – and he can have no complaints - Ricciardo had his sights set on Sergio Perez’s seat at Red Bull but he simply has not been up to scratch at RB

Daniel Ricciardo says he is unaware of any decision to replace him amid speculation that Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix could be his last in Formula One. Asked about rumours he could be dropped by Red Bull-owned RB in favour of New Zealander Liam Lawson,

Verstappen needs to tame a car he’s called a “monster” to hold off Norris and defend his Formula 1 title, all while the Red Bull team’s years of dominance in Formula 1 seem to be nearing their end. Verstappen and Red Bull haven’t won any of the last six races going into the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday.

When Formula 1 was preparing for the first Singapore Grand Prix 16 years ago, many working within the sport were not convinced that a night race on a city track would ever work. “When people see this,

Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren Racing is upbeat about the team's chances and hopes to defend their pole position at the Singapore Grand Prix.