Christian Horner has had an incredible year with Oracle Red Bull Racing as the team has had a winning driver at every Formula One race this season and currently sit top of the Constructors' Championship, 208 points ahead of long-term rivals Mercedes.Formula One fans will be excited to see Lewis Hamilton start the Hungarian Grand Prix from pole position, however, on Sunday afternoon as he is only one of two drivers not driving a Red Bull car to take pole position this season, the other being Charles Leclerc of Ferrari in Azerbaijan.It is likely that Max Verstappen will still win the Grand Prix, though, if the race runs without any incidents as the car is much better that any other on the grid, despite McLaren looking vastly improved following their recent upgrades at the British Grand Prix.Ahead of the race in Hungary, Nico Rosberg shut down Horner in an interview following qualification at the Hungaroring when talking about Verstappen and Hamilton's qualifying laps.

In recent years, the F1 community has witnessed the introduction of a groundbreaking safety innovation known as the Halo.Designed to protect drivers in the event of a serious accident, the Halo has revolutionised cockpit protection in the world of motorsport.This article explores the reasons behind its introduction, the strength and composition of the Halo, and real-life examples of how this pioneering device has effectively safeguarded drivers.

The Goodwood Festival of Speed returns for another year this summer and is a firm favourite on the motorsport calendar for all petrol heads.In 2023, the FOS is celebrating 75 years of motorsport at Goodwood, after the racing circuit was opened there back in 1948, and this year's edition also marks 30 years of the Festival of Speed itself.It's an event that attracts the great and the good from the racing world, as well as a host of fans wanting to see the fastest drivers and cars from past and present, and is something you simply have to visit if you're into your motorsport.Here are all the key details ahead of the 2023 meeting...

Singer Sam Ryder clearly knows his Formula One, as his grid interview with Sky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle this past weekend showed.On a day when Brundle was refused an interview with model Cara Delevingne, it was great to see an excitable Ryder delighted to be in the company of the 64-year-old.The ‘Spaceman’ singer welcomed the former racing driver with a big hug, as he was clearly overjoyed to see the well-known pundit and interviewer.Ryder famously sung the national anthem at last year’s British Grand Prix, but that honour was given to actor Damian Lewis this time around.As he noticed Brundle in the F1 grid, the 2022 Eurovision runner-up said: “It’s so lovely to see you!“McLaren are going to have a good start today, man. Oscar, rookie season, he could be leading a lap depending on pitch strategy, I’m stoked.“Anyway, I’m talking your ear off.”

Cara Delevingne has now responded to the controversy surrounding her refusal to do an interview at the British Grand Prix this past weekend.It has become commonplace for celebrities to wander around the packed grids prior to races and be interviewed by Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle.His interviews are one of the highlights of Grand Prix weekends, but not all people are willing to take part, and some refuse, much like the British model.American rapper Megan Thee Stallion turned down the chance to be interviewed by Brundle recently and there has also been some pretty embarrassing moments for the pundit, such as when he mistook NBA star Paolo Banchero for Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes at the Miami Grand Prix.

We've been handed our first glimpse of the APX GP car that is to star in the F1 film that Brad Pitt is acting in.There's an eleventh team in the paddock this weekend, and will be at races to come this year, as filming begins on the F1 film that Brad Pitt is starring in, with seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton also advising to try and make it as realistic a production as possible.