McLaren's Alonso bullish about his 100th podium finish this se...

Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso praised his McLaren team for finishing among the points in today's Australian Grand Prix after switching to Renault engines during the off-season.Alonso fought off Red Bull's young Dutchman Max Verstappen to grab fifth ...

The Spaniard, his car now powered by the same Renault engine as Red Bull, started 10th on the grid but ended up matching the team's best result in their previous three depressing years with Honda.

The Spaniard, who has endured three hard years with unreliable and under-performing Honda engines, drove the MCL33 as part of a limited mileage pre-season filming day at the Navarra circuit in northern Spain.

(McLaren) has said at a press conference before the Bahrain Grand Prix that the next two months are crucial for his team's aspirations in the Formula One World Championship. Just a few days before the second Grand Prix of the year, Alonso on Thursday ...

And at the individual level, the Spaniard is looking forward to reaching the podium for the first time since 2014, when he finished third in the Chinese Grand Prix as a driver for Ferrari, reports Efe. "I want to dream big and I hope we can try the champagne ...

Daniel Ricciardo made a string of thrilling overtaking moves to snatch a surprise Chinese Grand Prix victory on Sunday after a safety car strategy gamble by his Red Bull team paid off handsomely. The Australian, who started sixth after almost missing ...

Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton edged out Kimi Raikkonen at the top of the timesheets as Ferrari ended the opening day of practice for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix hot on pacesetter Mercedes' heels. The Briton lapped the 5.4 km Shanghai International ...

Lewis Hamilton will have to do what no Formula One driver has ever done to win Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix after an unscheduled gearbox change left the Mercedes driver facing a five-place grid penalty. While the four-times world champion cannot now start on ...

IMAGE: New dad Sergio Perez is starting his fifth year at Vijay Mallya's Force India. Photograph: Sergio Perez/Instagram Fatherhood has changed Sergio Perez's life since the end of last season and the Mexican hopes the coming year in Formula One could be just as transformative on the track. The 28-year-old, known as 'Checo', is starting his fifth year at Force India, the privately-run Vijay Mallya's team that has been fourth in the constructors' championship for the last two campaigns and ...