The new regulations that promise to shake up Formula 1 may still be 18 months away, but a wind of change is already blowing ...

(L-R) Ferrari’s Monegasque driver Charles Leclerc, Ferrari’s Spanish driver Carlos Sainz Jr. and Ferrari’s French team ...

The world of Formula 1 is ever-evolving with new regulations being passed every few years — and in some cases, even new rule changes. On Thursday, F1 decided to make a crucial rule change for ...

With an American CEO and a pair of drivers under the age of 25, McLaren has surged back to life and is chasing a stunning ...

A clip from Kamala Harris' interview with Howard Stern has gone viral after he asked her about her love for Formula 1. The video, which has been viewed 5.7 million times on TikTok, shows Stern ...

French luxury giant LVMH has struck a 10-year sponsorship deal with Formula 1, covering its Louis Vuitton, Moet Hennessy and ...

With the 2026 regulations, Formula 1 is set to introduce groundbreaking innovations, but will these advancements impact consumer vehicles?

Toyota is returning to Formula 1 after 15 years as the Japanese automaker becomes a “technical partner” of American team Haas ...

It's been nearly 50 years since a woman competed in a Formula 1 race. But with the global motorsport's popularity booming and women's sports experiencing a surge in interest, some think it's only ...

Sainz soon joined his Ferrari team-mate at the top of the monitors before Russell and then Verstappen took over, the Dutchman clocking 1:35.538 for Red Bull.

McLaren’s Lando Norris edged Red Bull’s Max Verstappen for the pole at the United States Grand Prix on Saturday as Formula 1 returned from its autumn break with those two resuming their fight ...

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