Share on.. Share on.. Circuit of the Americas chief Bobby Epstein believes Cadillac’s arrival in Formula 1 in 2026 will be a huge boost both for the sport and for the United States Grand Prix, ...

Share on.. Share on.. Only time will tell if last weekend’s Italian Grand Prix was a turning point for Lewis Hamilton, but Sky F1’s Martin Brundle noted a clear improvement in the Ferrari driver’s ...

Laurent Mekies has agreed with Toto Wolff's assertion that Red Bull could have "an Everest to climb" in F1 2026, in terms of its nascent engine alliance with Ford. The post Why Red Bull could have ‘an ...

Though a board member at McLaren Automotive, it is clear where former Ferrari boss Luca di Montezemolo's heart remains. Di Montezemolo was personally appointed sporting director by Enzo Ferrari in ...

Oscar Piastri has revealed how Fernando Alonso contributed to the Australian's rapid rise from F1 reserve driver to title contender in just a few years. The post How Fernando Alonso aided ...

September 14th marks 17 years to the day since Sebastian Vettel truly burst onto the scene in F1, in the most memorable way.

Carlos Sainz has expressed that his innate desire to restore Williams to the pinnacle in F1 is so strong that he views his venture with the team as his “life project”. The post Exclusive: How Williams ...

George Russell is out of contract with Mercedes at the end of the season, with a new deal yet to be formally announced.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is said to harbour regret over his handling of its infamous F1 rivalry between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, according to unnamed team members. The post The Mercedes F1 ...

Max Verstappen worked closely with Jonathan Wheatley when the former was sporting director at Red Bull. The now-Stake team principal sat down with RacingNews365, and the Dutchman came up.

Mercedes have lost out to their F1 rivals Audi after the manufacturer announced a major new signing ahead of their entry in 2026.

Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez will be key components to 'help gel everything together' at Cadillac next season, according to F1 team principal Graeme Lowdon.