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Mercedes have begun examining how the designs of their two leading rivals work in order to turn around their poor start to the 2023 season.

Williams team principal James Vowles says he overlooked Logan Sargeant's potential earlier in his career, after impressing the team on his Formula 1 debut.

In the round-up: Alfa Romeo admit they "struggled more than expected" in Jeddah • Ex-Schumacher 2000 Ferrari goes on sale • Ferrari hybrid F1 engine to be displayed

Red Bull's annihilation of the competition is not what Liberty Media wants to see. Will they use the rule book to improve 'the show'?

Netflix has announced Brazilian actor Gabriel Leone will play the role of Ayrton Senna in its upcoming dramatisation of his life.

Mercedes is making faster progress in developing its car having accepted it needed a change of concept, says team principal Toto Wolff.

Yuki Tsunoda said AlphaTauri was losing out to its rivals in the straights and corners in Jeddah after narrowly missing a points finish for the second race in a row.

The 15-car grid for the new all-women F1 Academy series is complete as W Series race-winner Marta Garcia has joined Prema.

Formula 1 drivers kept it clean on the demanding Jeddah circuit. Here are RaceFans' in-depth driver ratings for the Saudi Arabian GP weekend.

In the round-up: Mercedes "have more performance in the locker" for coming races - Russell • Tight midfield "crazy" - Zhou • Norris describes watch theft

The FIA has opened a tender calling for tyre suppliers to submit offers to become the exclusive tyre supplier for Formula 1 and its two top junior series from 2025.

Sergio Perez wants Red Bull to review their communications to him and Max Verstappen in Jeddah after losing the fastest lap point to his team mate. Here's what they said.

Oscar Piastri said it was "a shame" his Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was ruined by damage he incurred on the first lap of the race.

Max Verstappen says Red Bull must ensure their cars are reliable as the fight for the world championship is likely to be between him and his team mate.

The second race of the season showed Ferrari are not as close to the pace as they thought they were, Carlos Sainz Jnr admitted.

The race data from Jeddah shows Red Bull would have scored a one-two even if the Safety Car hadn't been deployed, thanks to their enormous pace advantage.

The FIA will act immediately to amend an inconsistency in its rules which led to Fernando Alonso temporarily losing third place in yesterday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says Red Bull are as dominant as his team was when the V6 hybrid turbo era began in 2014.

Sergio Perez tasted victory in Jeddah and made amends for his misfortune last year, while Max Verstappen completed a Red Bull one-two from 15th on the grid.

In the round-up: Albon had 'best car since I joined Williams' before retirement • Hamilton "still super-close" with Cullen • Ferrari "can't be satisfied" with result - Vasseur