Raikkonen's Ferrari exit ends a great F1 fallacy The belief that Ferrari is getting rid of Kimi Raikkonen just as he has rediscovered his mojo doesn't really add up, as shown by a proper look at the numbers and glancing beyond his occasional peaks 1536710400 F1

10 reasons Ferrari has signed Leclerc The statistics of Charles Leclerc's Formula 1 rookie season are impressive enough, but when you dig down into the detail of his performances for Sauber it's even clearer why Ferrari had to promote him for 2019 1536624000 F1

The outrageous halo debate that must end now There was an outpouring of support for the halo following Charles Leclerc's near miss in the Belgian Grand Prix. While no one can be certain what would have happened without the device, we've seen enough to call time on the debate 1535414400 F1

The alternate reality where Alonso eclipses Schumacher Fernando Alonso will leave Formula 1 at the end of the season, seemingly destined to only win the 2005 and '06 titles. But what if one decision - out of his hands - had been made differently? A whole new version of history was possible 1534464000 F1

How Hamilton changed his game to see off Vettel Lewis Hamilton's victory at the Singapore Grand Prix last weekend gave him a 40-point lead over Sebastian Vettel, who has been driving what is considered the fastest Formula 1 car over a single lap in 2018. Here's how the Mercedes star altered his approach to raise his game 1537315200 F1

The first signs of Leclerc's greatness It's taken Charles Leclerc less than a year of racing on the Formula 1 grid to get himself into a Ferrari race seat, but the signs that he would be something special were apparent long before that 1537315200 F1

What Singapore GP can teach other F1 races Liberty has big plans for how future grands prix should be organised and promoted, but Singapore has been blazing a trail for many of those ideas for years - as JAMES ALLEN explains 1537315200 F1

The full story of Raikkonen's shock Sauber switch Kimi Raikkonen rejoining Sauber after leaving Ferrari was unthinkable just one year ago, but that's exactly what Formula 1 is going to get in 2019. And the reason he is making a rare switch back down the grid is very simple 1537228800 F1