Red Bull and Aston Martin could potentially find themselves in hot water with the FIA as it is rumoured both teams breached last year's budget cap, Fernando Alonso believes Max Verstappen will lead the F1 field by over two seconds at Singapore on Friday as the two-time champion revealed a key strength the pair share and Pierre Gasly has revealed the cause of his dramatic pit lane fire during second practice for the Singapore Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen's form with a hat-trick of victories since the summer break means the Dutchman could secure back-to-back world titles at the Singapore Grand Prix.

The Singapore Grand Prix is the next round of the Formula One World Championship. The race in Southeast Asia is generally considered to be one of the toughest races of the year, and in recent days we have seen drivers training in the most extreme conditions, in order to best prepare for the race.

Silverstone has offered British Grand Prix fans a humble apology and promised a "root-and-branch review" after unprecedented levels of demand for next year's race recently sparked ticket chaos while Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has urged the FIA to provide a "safety net" to avoid a repeat of 2014's disparity.

Mattia Binotto has insisted Ferrari chairman John Elkann's snub of Carlos Sainz in a recent interview does not mean Charles Leclerc is the number one driver while George Russell has claimed finishing second best to Max Verstappen in this year's F1 drivers' championship would be meaningless without a race victory.

The decision to hold the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix at 22:00 local time has been labelled as a "compromise" to appease fans both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.

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The F1 teams are understood to be unhappy with the FIA following the release of the 2023 calendar, IndyCar star Graham Rahal has launched an extraordinary attack on F1 after Colton Herta was denied a super licence exemption to race in the sport from next season and Daniel Ricciardo has conceded he has "accepted" leaving the F1 grid at the end of the season.

Valtteri Bottas has revealed a 'computer-says-no' response from Mercedes when he and Lewis Hamilton often suggested set-up ideas during their time with the team while McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has reminded his F1 rivals they all voted in favour of the current safety car regulations so should support the FIA's application of the rules.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes Alpine team principal Otmar Szafnauer was left looking "a little silly" throughout the recent Oscar Piastri saga, Natalie Robyn has been appointed as the first CEO in the history of the FIA and George Russell has conceded that Mercedes may have 'got carried away' with false-dawn performances in the first phase of the F1 season.