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The United States Grand Prix is well-loved by fans and drivers, but there were mixed reviews coming out of the weekend.

Lewis Hamilton defiantly said Formula 1 has “never had anyone like me in seventy years” when asked if he can really keep racing into the 2030s.

Daniel Ricciardo would consider a return to racing for a one-off event like the Le Mans 24 Hours, and cheekily teased a dream reunion with ex-Red Bull teammates Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel.

Fernando Alonso fully stands by his claims about the lack of talent at the back of the Formula 1 grid and has questioned why teams put up with drivers crashing so much in the cost cap era.

Formula 1 heads to Mexico on a weekend where Kimi Antonelli could win the drivers’ championship for the first time.

George Russell has vowed that this season will not define his career as he prepares to watch teammate Kimi Antonelli celebrate his world championship win.

Kimi Antonelli has a viral infection and will miss media day ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix which is likely to finish with him as F1’s youngest ever champion.

Sergio Pérez reflects on his Red Bull exit, finding happiness beyond F1 and rediscovering his love of racing as he prepares for his 300th grand prix.

Sergio Pérez has signed a new deal with Cadillac which will see him stay with the American team until 2029.

Kimi Antonelli could be crowned F1 world champion at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Here’s what he needs to do to seal his first title.

Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman explains to ESPN why F1’s engineering is ahead of NASA’s, his admiration for Mercedes and what he learned on the moon.

On the brink of becoming F1’s youngest world champion, Kimi Antonelli reveals how car washes, pub trips and pranks help him cope with fame and pressure.

Fernando Alonso has hit out at Alex Albon after a collision on the opening lap of the United States Grand Prix, saying the quality of drivers in the bottom third of the grid “is very low.”

The 2026 rule changes threw Formula 1 into a new era of challenges and uncertainty, but the real moments of unpredictability are still to come.

Max Verstappen fought back from 24th to ninth at the GT World Challenge after his hopes of a podium finish were derailed by a drive-through penalty.

The arrival of Rafa Camara to Haas will give Ferrari an interesting conundrum for the future, writes ESPN’s Nate Saunders.

Brazilian sensation Rafael Câmara will replace Esteban Ocon at Haas in 2027, the team confirmed on Thursday.

Max Verstappen has won two races in a row, and if there was more of the F1 season left, championship leader Kimi Antonelli would have reason to worry.