Sign in Subscribe

Pitinsider.com

Red Bull celebrating their 2023 constructor title win

Red Bull dominance dims F1's social media allure

According to a new study, Formula 1 is experiencing a downturn in social media engagement amid Red Bull's unrelenting dominance in 2023, underscoring that close championship battles drive digital growth.

Andrea Stella

McLaren reveal how F1 2023 improvements were made possible

McLaren have gained around one second per lap across the 2023 F1 season so far Stella credits the entire team for unifying behind the technical direction to unlock the impressive gains seen on track.

Sebastian Vettel

F1 Roundup: Vettel considers return to racing, Hamilton criticizes Mercedes strategy, and FIA satisfied with Perez loophole

Sebastian Vettel is contemplating a return to racing in 2024. Meanwhile, Hamilton is questioning Mercedes' strategy in Japan. FIA and Perez's penalty loophole.

Max Verstappen celebrating his win at the 2023 Japanese GP-Red Bull Content Pool

Verstappen wins the Japanese GP as Red Bull clinches constructors' crown

Max Verstappen dominated the Japanese GP from lights to flag, enabling Red Bull to clinch their sixth Constructors' Championship ahead of Mercedes and Ferrari.

Mercedes garage

Mercedes plans major 2024 F1 car overhaul

Mercedes plans major 2024 F1 car overhaul to fix instability and downforce deficit plaguing 2022 challenger.

MAx Verstappen at the 2023 Japanese GP-Red Bull Content Pool

Verstappen takes pole in Suzuka-Qualifying results

Max Verstappen stormed to pole position for the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix, posting a lap 0.581s clear of Oscar Piastri's McLaren. Ferrari struggled in qualifying despite Friday promise. Mercedes lacked one-lap pace but hopes to make progress on race day.

Hamilton: If Red Bull doesn't dominate in Suzuka, something's up

Hamilton: If Red Bull doesn't dominate in Suzuka, something's up

Hamilton expects Red Bull to dominate in Suzuka, remarking, "If they're not 30 seconds ahead, something's up."

Update cookies preferences