Kyle Archer is a Football Writer at GRV Media. He covers a diverse range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, automotive, and motorcycles, with a particular focus on Formula 1 and MotoGP. Kyle's work has been featured in various publications such as Geordie Boot Boys, MSN, and Yahoo Sports.
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Lewis Hamilton's drive to finish the 2026 F1 Canadian Grand Prix in P2 has encouraged Ferrari that the Scuderia have almost solved their thermal tyre degradation problems.
By: Kyle Archer
Williams ace Carlos Sainz hopes to keep racing until he is at least 40 years old, but he is non-committal about his future being in Formula 1 as other categories also appeal.
By: Kyle Archer
Formula 1 fans unanimously expect Charles Leclerc to spend the rest of his career as a Ferrari driver, after the Monegasque signed a new long-term contract for the Scuderia.
What do you make of our Hungarian GP predictions?
By: Kyle Archer
Ferrari have become the first F1 team to break the €100m (£86.5m) wage bill for their drivers, having now awarded Charles Leclerc a pay rise for him to sign a new contract.
Francesco Bagnaia’s move to Aprilia will not be without its challenges
By: Kyle Archer
Toto Wolff is believed to be on edge that Ferrari will end Mercedes' unbeaten start to the 2026 F1 season this week at the Monaco Grand Prix, despite their inferior engine.
By: Kyle Archer
Felipe Massa is happy that Charles Leclerc has signed a new contract for Ferrari, and he hopes to see the Scuderia now finally find what is “missing” to win another F1 title.
By: Kyle Archer
Charles Leclerc signing his new Ferrari contract has left Carlos Sainz as Red Bull's only option if they have to replace Max Verstappen, amid his persistent threats to leave F1.
By: Kyle Archer
Riccardo Patrese feels Mercedes gem Andrea Kimi Antonelli is now showing the same sort of arrogance as Red Bull racer Max Verstappen and some of F1's all-time legends.
