On the Pit Talk podcast episode where David Coulthard (as host/interviewer or guest in discussion) addressed Lewis Hamilton’s form, particularly in the context of all-time great drivers and signs of … Read More
Max Verstappen is chasing a fifth straight F1 title, and if he gets it, he will tie the all-time record. After the Dutch GP in late August, Verstappen was trailing Oscar Piastri by 104 points.
Max Verstappen’s second-place finish at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix keeps him in with a chance of catching Oscar Piastri in the drivers’ championship.
The world of Formula 1 was forever changed by Ayrton Senna’s fatal crash at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix in Imola. Having finished runner-up to his long-standing adversary Alain Prost, missing out on a fourth title, Senna was signed by Williams from McLaren.
Ex-McLaren driver David Coulthard agrees with Toto Wolff's statement that F1 fans 'need to hate someone', following the departure of Christian Horner from the championship Since Christian Horner was replaced at Red Bull by Laurent Mekies, the current batch of Formula 1 team principals and leaders have generally been a mild-mannered sort.
Max Verstappen’s dominant performance had most of the focus, but late in the race, it was McLaren who shifted attention their way for reasons they wouldn’t have wanted.
Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris are separated by just nine points in the drivers’ standings, with both McLaren drivers pushing for their first Formula 1 title in 2025.
The 1998 Formula 1 season marked an epochal turning point with new technical regulations, McLaren’s initial dominance and a battle with Ferrari. The 1998 F1 season marked a significant turning point for the championship, driven by new technical regulations that forced teams to rethink their approach.
Sergio Perez‘s future in Formula 1 is pretty much over with him having to part ways with Red Bull due to failing performances. Perez achieved a multi-year contract extension until 2026 and still had to depart from the team.
Kimi Raikkonen was the last Ferrari world champion as he bagged his solitary title in 2007. He was deemed as the successor to Michael Schumacher after his title triumph but was unable to mount a title fight since then.
Former Red Bull driver David Coulthard has made a big claim about Lewis Hamilton's legacy, declaring him the most "influential driver" in Formula 1 history.
Former F1 driver and commentator David Coulthard has recently weighed in on Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari, offering insights into how this could impact the seasoned driver's championship aspirations following a difficult time in Mercedes.
Former F1 driver David Coulthard evaluated Lewis Hamilton's chances of winning with Ferrari and suggested people shouldn't put him down. Lewis Hamilton hasn't been showing his best form since the end of the summer break.
Former British motorsport racer David Coulthard has delivered his predictions ahead of the 2024 United States GP. He has chosen McLaren to be the team at the top of the charts yet again at Austin this weekend.
Houston's urban sprawl hosted the Red Bull Showrun at Discovery Green, captivating an audience of around 35,000 fans. Despite the city's absence from hosting official Formula One races - despite plenty of rumors of such - the event delivered a taste of F1 excitement, drawing enthusiasts from all corners of the region.
Former British Racer David Coulthard has chosen his pick for the best Formula 1 driver of all time. Coulthard chose Red Bull’s Max Verstappen over Lewis Hamilton as the better driver among the two talented personalities.
Former British F1 driver David Coulthard has spoken highly of McLaren’s Oscar Piastri in light of his recent performances. Piastri has now either won or scored a podium in four of the last five races this season.
Former British F1 driver David Coulthard has backed Red Bull to bounce back in light of poor performances this season. The Christian Horner-led team has not won any of the last six races, having stood on the top step way back in June.
Red Bull’s Show-Run Tour hit the Houston Streets Saturday afternoon, bringing open-wheel race cars to the city streets for the first time since 2001. Red Bull drivers David Coulthard and Arvin Lindblad ran the championship-winning RB7 decorated in Red Bull and VCARB liveries, alongside other Red Bull Motorsport athletes.
Former Red Bull driver David Coulthard noted that the team's recent performance slump has cost them their dominant position in recent races. While he acknowledges that the RB20 is no longer the "benchmark" for pure performance as it was last year, he believes Red Bull has the potential to reverse the situation and regain its competitive edge.
Former Red Bull F1 driver David Coulthard highlighted that the 2024 season has already seen seven different drivers clinch Grand Prix victories, signaling an exciting time in Formula 1.
David Coulthard talked about the Monaco GP which has been on the F1 calendar for a very long time. Coulthard expressed his hope that it stays in F1 because of the history it has portrayed over the years.
Red Bull joined the Formula 1 grid back in 2005 after acquiring the Minardi F1 team. Milton Keynes hasn’t looked back since then and has scored highly impressive results.