Lewis Hamilton made headlines when he won the 2026 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix for Ferrari on Sunday, marking his maiden victory with the Scuderia as well as his first triumph in his 40s. He’s far from the only older driver to enjoy the glory of a race win, but where does he rank on the list? Let’s delve into the 10 oldest F1 Grand Prix winners…
Lawrence Barretto’s F1 TV series Off The Grid – where he spends time with the great and the good of the F1 paddock away from the racetrack – is back for a second season. To kick things off, he travels to Monaco to meet with Haas’ Ollie Bearman.
formula 1 enters another double header with the Austrian and British Grands Prix. F1 Fantasy players who plan across both weekends combined rather than one at a time will find themselves at a significant advantage.
Haas started the season strongly, with Ollie Bearman delivering a big haul of points at the opening two races to put the American outfit in the thick of the midfield fight – but since bolting on their first big upgrade package, their form has faded.
After a brief break, Formula 1 is heading back to the Styrian hills for one of the most picturesque races on the calendar – the Austrian Grand Prix. But as ever, the drivers have kept themselves occupied but rested ahead of three races in four weeks as we approach the summer break.
Rob Smedley has given his take on Lewis Hamilton’s turnaround from a podium-less 2025 season to winning with Ferrari, explaining how former colleagues at the famous Italian marque “absolutely love him” and are “putting him on a pedestal”.
Cadillac have confirmed they will introduce a “substantial” upgrade package at the Austrian Grand Prix in their mission to close the gap to the midfield, with the team still seeking their first points of the season.
Lance Stroll has given some insight into how much he has grown as an F1 driver since his arrival on the grid almost 10 years ago, as well as highlighting the key lessons he has picked up along the way.
Madame Tussauds has revealed the first-ever figure of reigning World Champion Lando Norris at the London attraction, just in time for the British Grand Prix build-up.
Another ‘heat hazard’ has been declared by Formula 1’s governing body, the FIA, ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix weekend. But what exactly does it mean for the teams and the drivers at Spielberg’s Red Bull Ring? F1.com offers an all-in-one reminder…