Verstappen has just signed a long-term deal that will keep him at the Red Bull Formula 1 outfit until the end of 2023, with his sights firmly set on winning the world championship.Marko is full of praise...
Williams’ 2019 season got off to a bad start when its FW42 missed the start of pre-season testing and it quickly became clear the car was uncompetitive and well off the back of F1’s midfield battle.Chief...
The French car manufacturer faced some difficult times in 2019 in the wake of an upgrade it brought to its home race in Paul Ricard not delivering the step forward it had hoped for.That prompted a major...
The outfit will wait until February 19, the first day of pre-season testing, to publicly show off its new C39 car for the first time.The launch will take place at 8.15am local time at the venue of the...
A newly released trailer has provided the first look at Mosley, which will have its world premiere at the Manchester Film Festival, with a showing on the afternoon of March 8th.The film does not shy away...
Swedish driver Felix Rosenqvist says he has little interest in launching a Formula 1 career. "Formula 1? No thank you. I want to win races," he told the Swedish newspaper Expressen. Rosenqvist,...
Max Verstappen says racing on his driving simulator at home "keeps the calluses on my hands" throughout the winter season. The Red Bull driver and McLaren's Lando Norris both race for the professional...
It is an "oversimplification" to say that Formula 1 is suffering because of the move away from free-to-air television. That is the view of the sport's director of media rights Ian Holmes, off...
Red Bull was a "tough" environment for Carlos Sainz to thrive in, according to McLaren supremo Zak Brown. Sainz, now 25, made his debut via the Red Bull junior program, racing for Toro Rosso...
Argentina's new sports and tourism minister wants Formula 1 to return to Buenos Aires. Matias Lammens, who was appointed in December, told Diario AS Argentina: "We would like to work towards recovering...
Lewis Hamilton may already be "even greater" than F1 legends Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher.
Max Verstappen says racing on his driving simulator at home "keeps the calluses on my hands" throughout the winter season.
Jean-Eric Vergne does not sound keen on a potential return to Formula 1.
Max Verstappen says racing on his driving simulator at home "keeps the calluses on my hands" throughout the winter season.
A dark cloud has moved above April's running of the Chinese GP.