F1 Features

In the lead-up to the start of the 2020 Formula 1 season, Crash.net takes a look at what each of the 10 teams needs heading into the new campaign. In part one, we preview Williams, Haas, Alfa Romeo, Racing Point and AlphaTauri.

While there are no huge surprises coming in Formula 1 in 2020, a host of small but important changes will be brought into effect. 

McLaren has ambitions of returning to the top in Formula 1, but how realistic is its aim of challenging the established big three of Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull?  

As Formula 1’s off-season rumbles on and the countdown to the opening round in Melbourne continues, millions of fans all over the world will be finding ways to get their racing fix.

As early movements in the Formula 1 driver market for 2021 begin to give us an idea of what the grid may look like next year , those currently on the outside will be pondering what kind of season they need to seiz

Formula 1 is back for another season and the 71st running of the championship, with Lewis Hamilton aiming to maintain his position as the class of the field. 

Max Verstappen’s extended Formula 1 deal acts as a ringing endorsement for the Red Bull-Honda partnership, underlying his belief in the project.

Amid the end-of-year festivities and celebrations following his 84th career victory, capping off his sixth title-winning season in style, a landmark moment passed Lewis Hamilton by largely unnoticed.

A number of drivers find themselves feeling the heat heading into the 2020 Formula 1 season, with their futures on the grid far from secure. 

Crash.net takes a look at the trio of key players in the driver market that will determine the grid for the 2021 Formula 1 season, with a dramatic shake-up possible.

It may only be the third day of the new year, but the attention of many in the Formula 1 paddock will already be turning toward 2021.

Mercedes’ domination continues, eclipsing Ferrari If 2018 had been about the ‘fight for five’ between Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel, 2019 was due to be the truest test yet of Mercedes’ greatness as it aimed to set a new F1 record.

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From cordial title rivals to all-out war within teams, Crash.net looks back on some of the biggest rivalries and beefs that have defined Formula 1 through the 2010s 10. Sergio Perez vs Esteban Ocon

With the 2010s coming to an end, Crash.net counts down the top 10 Formula 1 grands prix of the last decade. 10. 2017 Singapore Grand Prix What drama the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix conjured up.

With the 2010s coming to an end, Crash.net has rounded up the top 10 moments that have defined the past decade in Formula 1. 10: F1’s qualifying format farce

As the 2010s draw to a close, Crash.net looks back on the top 20 drivers to have graced the Formula 1 grid over the past decade. 20. Esteban Ocon

The Formula 1 and MotoGP seasons may both have come to a close – but that is not stopping the biggest star from each series hitting the track.

Lewis Hamilton played the starring role in the final act of the 2019 Formula 1 season as the campaign drew to a close at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. 

Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes – 10

- The day didn’t start very well for Charles Leclerc when he tried to sign the miniature tyre he won for having more poles than anybody else in his maiden season with Ferrari - but the pen didn’t work.

A roll of the dice from Sainz and McLaren saw him fight back late on before passing Nico Hulkenberg on the very last lap of the season.

- There was a lack of productivity in the media centre on Saturday as an auction of sports cars and F1 cars was shown on the screens where we usually watch the race. The event was held in the main straight, with the cars being showcased on the track.

The final qualifying of the year in Abu Dhabi acted as a tidy, condensed precis of the 2019 Formula 1 season as a whole. Hamilton leads convincingly; Bottas close, but lacking that extra something ; Verstappen punching above his weight; Ferrari trips over itself, again.