Coulthard plays down Hamilton retirement talk
David Coulthard does not believe for one moment Lewis Hamilton will retire following the heartbreak of Abu Dhabi.
David Coulthard
DC: ‘Reassuring’ that Alonso still has speed and hunger
P3 in Qatar ended Fernando Alonso's seven-year wait for a podium - and it showed to David Coulthard his "speed" and "hunger" remains.
Title loss would be ‘good little reset’ for Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton could have his appetite for success renewed if he loses his world title this year, according to David Coulthard.
Coulthard explains why he is ‘not nice’ to Vettel
David Coulthard has explained why he has acquired a reputation for always being on Sebastian Vettel’s back.
DC: ‘Absolutely’ will kick off between Hamilton and Russell
David Coulthard believes how George Russell matures in his head-to-head tussle with Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes will map out his Formula 1 future.
DC: Raikkonen ‘was either very fast or asleep’
David Coulthard has offered his recollections of being team-mates with Kimi Raikkonen as the countdown continues to the veteran’s retirement.
Coulthard thinks Vettel sees him as an ‘enemy’
David Coulthard has revealed he and Sebastian Vettel are barely on speaking terms these days.
DC fears ‘difficult time’ for Norris at McLaren
David Coulthard has predicted Lando Norris could be in for a “difficult time” up against his new McLaren team-mate Daniel Ricciardo.
DC: Mick needs to quickly master Mazepin
David Coulthard believes Mick Schumacher needs to stamp his authority on Haas team-mate Nikita Mazepin in the quest to secure a future Ferrari drive.
DC: ‘Domenicali perfect choice to lead F1’
Former Red Bull team-mates David Coulthard and Mark Webber have endorsed the choice of ex-Ferrari rival Stefano Domenicali as F1’s next CEO.
Coulthard suggests a ‘left-field’ option for Vettel
Discussing Sebastian Vettel's future, David Coulthard believes Aston Martin could be an interesting, 'left-field' option for the German.
DC said no being Schumi’s ‘number two’
David Coulthard turned down a Ferrari deal for 1996 as he "just couldn't accept" a deal where he would be the number two driver.
McLaren, Williams are ‘confusing and disappointing’
David Coulthard has admitted that seeing two of his former teams struggle is both "confusing and disappointing".