Kimi Raikkonen, who won the 2007 Formula One title with Ferrari, will be heading back to Sauber from next season while Charles Leclerc will take his seat alongside Sebastian Vettel. read more

Kimi Raikkonen has started 287 grands prix, winning 20 since his debut in 2001 with Sauber, the team he will race for again in 2019. read more

A huge crash involving Fernando Alonso will take the headlines, but Sebastian Vettel closed the gap on Lewis Hamilton at the Belgian GP. read more

Max Verstappen, who did only 18 laps to Lewis Hamilton’s 39 in the afternoon, lost some time with the team working on his car’s engine. read more

With rumours suggesting that Ferrari is ready to replace Kimi Raikkonen with rising star Charles LeClerc in its Formula One driver line-up for 2019, the Finn performed extremely well in the French Grand Prix last week, finishing third. read more

There have been speculations that Ferrari are mulling over roping in either Daniel Ricciardo or Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton as a replacement for Kimi Raikonnen for next year to drive alongside Sebastian Vettel read more

Formula One (F1) 2018 season will see a lot of novelties during Grand Prix including the halo protection device, limit of three power units for the drivers per season, Pirelli’s hyper-soft and super-hard tyres, while Formula Two’s Monegasque champion... read more

Ferrari prodigy Antonio Giovinazzi impressed when he stepped into the Sauber (rechristened Alfa Romeo Sauber for 2018) car for the opening two races of the 2017 Formula One (F1) season, finishing 12th in Australia before retiring in China read more

The names of Charles Leclerc and Marcus Ericsson as drivers for Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 team was announced by Fiat Chrysler chief executive Sergio Marchionne read more