The fierce F1 rivals now also appear to both be in contention for a seat at Aston Martin, should either of the 27-year-olds opt to switch teams as new regulations enter the sport

F1's rumour mill went into overdrive in Canada but apparently Fernando Alonso's visit to his old team was nothing more than lunch.

Lance Stroll is running out of time in Formula 1, according to former grand prix driver Timo Glock. The Canadian, who returned to the paddock in Montreal following surgery and a one-race absence after Barcelona,

Aston Martin CEO and team principal Andy Cowell has opened up on Lance Stroll's condition ahead of his home race in Canada.

The deal to keep Montreal follows long-term extensions for Melbourne (2037), Bahrain (2036) and Silverstone (2034).

Montreal certainly didn't live up to the hype but as George Russell became king for the day, their was plenty of storylines up and down the pack.

Retracing the tyre tracks of the victorious 1959 Aston Martin racing team, we drive the marque’s odds-defying hypercar from Silverstone to Le Mans.

Formula One driver Lance Stroll has been declared fit to race at his home Canadian Grand Prix after recovering from hand and wrist pain, his Aston Martin team said on Wednesday.

George Russell earned the first win of the season as he claimed a controversial victory for Mercedes in Canada and he has now been linked with making a sensational move to a rival team