Lewis Hamilton has been urged to bring the curtain down now on his F1 career while he believes he is the "best team-mate" he has been in F1 this year after helping Mercedes address various issues with its W13 concept.

Sergio Pérez has claimed that 24-year-old F1 world champion Max Verstappen could already be F1's greatest driver of all time while Kevin Magnussen has accused the FIA of being too easily influenced after being forced to pit to fix his damaged front wing at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has accused the FIA of being "overtly biased" in favour of Mercedes with its technical directive at the Canadian Grand Prix while Lewis Hamilton has joked George Russell can take on Mercedes 'guinea pig' duties in the second half of the F1 season after so far playing the role.

Sergio Perez was left to bitterly reflect on a "very painful" Canadian Grand Prix and the "zero" against his name in his bid for this year's F1 title while Lewis Hamilton has revealed the "drastic changes" made by his Mercedes team led to a Canadian Grand Prix podium after being led down a "dreadful" avenue early in the weekend.

Max Verstappen has clapped back at the FIA’s decision to intervene mid-season as F1 looks to solves its health and safety issues caused by the bouncing of the cars. The Red Bull driver feels it’s unfair while Mercedes driver George Russell feels not enough is being done by Formula 1’s governing body. We also look back at Friday’s first practise sessions as the Canadian Grand Prix weekend kicks off.

The FIA has listened to the demands of the F1 drivers and teams by introducing new procedures to combat the porpoising witnessed in the sport this year while Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has warned the FIA it could unfairly change the pecking order in its attempt to arrest the violent levels of porpoising recently witnessed in F1.

Charles Leclerc says his faith in Ferrari to provide a championship-winning car remains intact despite dropping down to third place in the 2022 F1 title race while George Russell has urged Mercedes to 'find performance' as the team cannot keep relying on the misfortune of others to maintain its championship position.

When counting down the greatest races in recent Formula 1 history, the 2011 Canadian Grand Prix most definitely makes the top 5. It was a whirlwind of wet weather chaos, filled with spins, safety cars, and sensational driving.

Max Verstappen has claimed the Azerbaijan F1 layout is "way too bumpy" and he led calls to resurface and flatten the main straight while Danica Patrick has claimed Charles Leclerc looks defeated as the F1 title starts to slip away after another lost weekend for Ferrari in Azerbaijan.

Max Verstappen captured victory in a dramatic Azerbaijan Grand Prix that saw both Ferrari's retire with reliability issues. The Dutchman led home a one-two ahead of team-mate Sergio Perez, with George Russell rounding out the podium despite Mercedes' continuing porpoising issues. On a weekend where the championship took another major swing of momentum, here is what we learned.