Lewis Hamilton edged Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc to top spot of second practice at the Monaco Grand Prix after defending Monte Carlo winner Lando Norris retired from the session with a car failure.

Monaco's twisty layout has prompted F1 teams to show up with some quirky additions to their rear wings.

Every team has brought some form of new component to the Monaco Grand Prix, as they deal with the unique demands of the street circuit.

There is no more dangerous ground for Formula 1 team management than when its two drivers fight for the world championship.It’s the archetypal good problem to have, the reward for producing a championship-winning car. But the frenetic battles between Kimi Antonelli and George Russell during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend...

Lando Norris is predicting a Monaco pole for Ferrari.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says George Russell has the resilience to handle the 43-point gap to teammate Kimi Antonelli that opened up as a result of his retirement from the Canadian Grand Prix.

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella says his team's prospects for F1 championships this season remain strong despite a number of missed opportunities to score points in the first five rounds.

RACER's F1 expert Chris Medland joins RACER Weekly to talk about the rise and rise of Kimi Antonelli, how teammate George Russell can put his faltering title challenge back on track, and who can close the gap to Mercedes’ gold-standard silver machines.

After seeing the latest chapter of this year’s title battle between his two drivers, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff warned that the team could intervene if the situation continues to intensify.

Lewis Hamilton said it was “absolutely awesome to fight with one of the greats” as he overtook Max Verstappen late on to finish second in the Canadian Grand Prix.