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Krack pushes back on Alonso's bleak Aston assessment

Former Aston Martin team boss Mike Krack has moved to temper Fernando Alonso's increasingly downbeat assessment of the team's form - insisting the situation is not as bad as it sounds.

Russell says boring F1 now a race to Turn 1

George Russell says Formula 1's current era has become increasingly predictable - with track position and tyre management leaving little room for racing beyond the first corner.

Vasseur welcomes Elkann statement as end of the noise

Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur says he welcomes John Elkann's public show of support - not because he needed reassurance, but because it should finally silence speculation about his future and the team's stability.

Red Bull still has car update possible

Max Verstappen has reignited the Formula 1 world championship fight, slashing Oscar Piastri's lead to just 40 points after a dominant United States GP weekend that left Red Bull brimming with confidence and McLaren visibly shaken.

Piastri unsettled while McLaren trembling

The pressure inside McLaren is rising fast, as Max Verstappen's relentless comeback continues to erode the once-comfortable lead of championship leader Oscar Piastri.

Defying team order right thing to do says Colapinto

Franco Colapinto has risked internal backlash at Alpine by openly defying a team order during the United States GP - a decision that new team manager Steve Nielsen has described as "disappointing" and subject to review.

Tsunoda resurgence makes Marko pause on 2026 decision

Yuki Tsunoda's strong weekend in Austin may have arrived just in time to save his Formula 1 future - with Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko now appearing to delay a decision on who will partner Max Verstappen in 2026.

Madrid's F1 preparations ahead of schedule

Madrid's preparations to host the Spanish GP from 2026 are "progressing faster than expected," according to regional president Isabel Diaz Ayuso, who visited Austin at the weekend to observe how Formula 1 events are run on a global stage.

Vasseur admits morale hit after halting development

Frederic Vasseur says Ferrari's early decision to stop developing its 2025 car took a heavier psychological toll on the team than he anticipated - even as Charles Leclerc's podium in Austin offered some long-awaited relief.

Verstappen backs Rovanpera's crazy F1 switch

Max Verstappen says he fully supports Kalle Rovanpera's shock decision to leave rallying and pursue a path toward Formula 1 - even if it's one of the most radical career moves motorsport has seen in years.

Race Notes - Verstappen takes flag-to-flag win

United States GP - Race Notes

Sunday Photos

United States GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Press Conference

United States GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

United States GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

United States GP - Race Results

Looks like it could work out for Verstappen says Marko

Max Verstappen's late-season resurgence gathered more momentum in Austin, where both McLaren drivers crashed out on the first lap of the sprint - handing Red Bull a crucial psychological edge ahead of Sunday's grand prix.

Nervous McLaren can no longer win the easy way

Max Verstappen's charge back into title contention is forcing McLaren to confront a growing internal dilemma - whether to let Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri continue fighting freely, or impose team orders as the stakes rise.

Drugovich reveals Stroll almost quit F1

Felipe Drugovich has revealed just how close he came to securing a Formula 1 seat with Aston Martin - claiming Lance Stroll "almost didn't continue" for 2024 before ultimately deciding to stay.

Elkann breaks silence to back Vasseur and rally Ferrari

Ferrari chairman John Elkann has spoken publicly for the first time amid weeks of speculation over the Scuderia's leadership - declaring his "full confidence" in team boss Frederic Vasseur and urging unity inside Maranello.