On 30/10, 13:09
Excluded from the Sauber team for the 2019 season, Marcus Ericsson will drive in IndyCar for the Schmidt/Peterson Motorsports team. 
On 30/10, 12:35
It is now time to discuss the main highlights and disappointments of this weekend in Mexico, which saw Max Verstappen's victory in his Red Bull and Lewis Hamilton claiming his fifth World Drivers' Championship title! 
On 29/10, 13:37
Daniel Ricciardo was once again forced to retire during the Mexican Grand Prix while he seemed to be headed for a second place and securing a one-two finish for his team. Completely gutted by his persistent bad luck, the Australian no longer even wants to finish this nightmarish season. 
On 29/10, 10:04
Despite starting in the last position on the grid with his Toro Rosso, Pierre Gasly was the only Frenchman to score points this Sunday in Mexico. Romain Grosjean, finishing last, and Esteban Ocon, who was erratic, did not have any success. 
On 29/10, 09:26
Max Verstappen's victory was somewhat overshadowed by the fifth world title achieved in Mexico by Lewis Hamilton. The strong performance by the Ferrari team, with Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Räikkönen on the podium, was not enough to delay the outcome. 
On 28/10, 20:52
Max Verstappen managed to win his second race of the year thanks to an excellent start. Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Räikkönen complete the podium while Lewis Hamilton, struggling with his tires, finishes 4th, which earns him his fifth title. 
On 27/10, 19:06
After a session that saw a battle every moment, it is Daniel Ricciardo who will start from pole position tomorrow, after an exceptional final lap that saw him ahead of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton. Sebastian Vettel will start fourth. 
On 27/10, 16:14
Max Verstappen once again leads with his Red Bull at the end of a relatively calm session due to the persistent humidity on the track. The Dutchman takes the opportunity to set a new track record. The Red Bull driver seems to be the man to beat this weekend, with confirmation needed tonight in the qualifications. 
On 26/10, 20:35
Once again, Max Verstappen recorded the fastest time in this second free practice session of the Mexican Grand Prix. However, 10 minutes before the end, the Red Bull driver had to stop his car on track due to a reliability issue. Daniel Ricciardo confirmed the speed of the Austrian cars by securing the second fastest time ahead of Carlos Sainz and his Renault. 
On 26/10, 16:29
Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo set the two fastest times in the first free practice session of the Mexican Grand Prix. They are ahead of the surprising Renaults of Carlos Sainz and Nico Hülkenberg, with the Mercedes and Ferraris following at a respectable distance. 
On 26/10, 08:25
A controversy had emerged before the race in Austin regarding the compliance of the Mercedes single-seaters' rims. However, the Mexican Grand Prix stewards have just clarified that these are legal and in full compliance with the FIA's technical regulations. 
On 25/10, 14:10
The American team Haas F1 Team has announced in a statement that the energy drink brand Rich Energy will become its title sponsor in 2019, leading to a change in its livery to best match the colors of its new partner. 
On 25/10, 13:56
Three-time world champion Niki Lauda has just left the hospital after two and a half months of treatment. The Austrian had been admitted there following a lung transplant. 
On 25/10, 06:46
A seventh place. That's what Lewis Hamilton needs in the last three Grand Prix to secure his fifth world title. No doubt, the Brit and his Mercedes team won't want to prolong the suspense any longer... unless Ferrari and Red Bull come to shake things up! But will that be enough? 
On 23/10, 12:29
On the occasion of the creation of a 100% female automotive championship, the editorial team of Motorsinside invites you to revisit the role of women in motorsport, particularly in Formula 1. 
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