SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian driver Jack Doohan has appealed for an end to the harassment of his family after a fake social ...

Mohamed Ben Sulayem, president of the FIA, has hit out at online abuse directed at more than one Formula 1 driver at the ...

Formula 1 star Jack Doohan has hit back at online trolls who subjected his family to abuse on social media during the ...

While he remains part of their roster, Doohan is unlikely to race for Alpine again. A departure at the end of the year wouldn’t be a surprise, though his stock in the market may be low. It has emerged ...

Ocon, whose cut ties with Alpine ahead of the 2024 season finale in Abu Dhabi, was initially replaced by Jack Doohan only for ...

Jack Doohan has received online abuse since being dropped by Alpine just six races into his rookie Formula 1 campaign; Yuki Tsunoda was also abused following an incident with Doohans Alpine ...

In the aftermath, a social media account that "propagates fake and false Formula 1 and motorsport news" according to ...

Tsunoda was blocked by Colapinto during free practice as he navigated his first race weekend with Alpine. In reaction, the ...

The FIA and the Alpine Formula 1 team have both issued a public rebuke of the online abuse aimed at Yuki Tsunoda over the ...

Alpine and motorsport's governing body speak out after Franco Colapinto's grand prix return coincides with abusive online ...

Alpine have issued a statement after Red Bull's Yuki Tsunoda suffered a torrent of online abuse following an incident with ...