F1 News Today: FIA make changes as Mercedes receive double penalty and Horner curses bad luck

The FIA have extended certain parts of the track at the Circuit of the Americas, after they held conversations with both Formula 1 drivers and teams.

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Russell misery continues as Mercedes star handed FURTHER penalty

George Russell has been handed a five-second penalty for leaving the track and gaining an advantage during the US Grand Prix sprint race.

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Horner curses Verstappen BAD LUCK ahead of United States Grand Prix

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has said that new track limit rules at the United States Grand Prix were 'unlucky' for Max Verstappen, as he only managed to qualify sixth for Sunday's race.

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F1 Academy produces first EVER British winner as champion Garcia claims podium

Jess Edgar claimed her first win in F1 Academy in the final race of the inaugural 2023 season at the Circuit of the Americas.

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Horner takes aim at Kravitz with savage jibe at Sky Sports pundit

Red Bull boss Christian Horner took a swing at Sky Sports F1’s Ted Kravitz during Saturday’s sprint shootout in Austin after the pundit incorrectly assumed that Max Verstappen had a mechanical problem.

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F1 Sprint Results - United States Grand Prix 2023 official times

Max Verstappen extended his already insurmountable lead at the top of the Formula 1 drivers' standings with victory in the sprint race at the US Grand Prix.

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Hamilton issues positive Mercedes verdict over F1 progress

Lewis Hamilton believes that Mercedes have improved from Friday’s sessions and will able to compete with the leaders in both Saturday’s sprint and Sunday’s grand prix.

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Verstappen TOYS with F1 rivals with telling US Grand Prix prediction

Three-time world champion Max Verstappen has said that his poor qualifying performance at the United States Grand Prix will make the race 'more fun'.

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Button makes Ricciardo F1 revelation with BROKEN HAND story

Ex-Formula 1 world champion Jenson Button has revealed that during the 2013 season with McLaren he competed the Japanese Grand Prix with a broken hand, not dissimilar to the injury Daniel Ricciardo is recovering from.

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