Testing trackside verdicts with an ex-Formula 1 driver

Chandhok: Tackling the big questions of Formula 1 2020 Can Ferrari topple Mercedes, or will Red Bull steal a march on them both? Can the midfield close the gap? Sky Sports pundit and ex-Formula 1 driver Chandhok delves into his crystal ball 1581379200 F1

Behind the wheel of Mercedes' latest dominator A test in Mercedes' all-conquering W10 Formula 1 challenger was far too good an opportunity to pass up for Karun Chandhok, who was blown away by the car's performance as he put it through its paces 1574553600 F1

Karun Chandhok's trackside F1 test verdict Ex-Formula 1 driver turned pundit Chandhok went trackside at the Barcelona test to give his in-depth assessment of how each 2019 car performs on the circuit 1551484800 F1

Chandhok answers F1 2019's big questions Will Ferrari finally beat Mercedes to world championship glory? Can Red Bull do what McLaren could not and succeed with Honda? Will Robert Kubica make a successful racing return? Karun Chandhok answers the big questions of ahead of Formula 1 2019 1549929600 F1

What the first look at 2021's F1 aero rules tells us As well as learning a new circuit to Formula 1, several teams used their Portuguese GP practice running to try out new aero concepts ahead of rule changes for next year - providing an interesting first insight into what 2021 F1 cars will look like 1603670400 F1

The pre-race call that gave Hamilton the edge at Portimao Lewis Hamilton seized Formula 1's all-time win record with victory in a tricky Portuguese Grand Prix for Mercedes. He went wheel-to-wheel with Valtteri Bottas and won out, but a pre-qualifying decision was key to gaining a decisive advantage 1603670400 F1

Why history risks repeating itself for Mercedes' star F1 junior Speculation linking Sergio Perez with Williams next year will make for uncomfortable reading for George Russell. Despite his consistently strong showings, a precedent from 2018 suggests holding onto his seat may not be a straightforward matter 1603584000 F1

Why a decades-old tradition had to be curtailed The controversial 'party modes', outlawed by the FIA this season, represent the peak of a development curve which began many years ago - but it was right to put an end to it, says PAT SYMONDS 1603497600 F1