Aston Martin F1 chief named as Audi target after Jonathan Wheatley drama
A new name has been thrown into the Jonathan Wheatley/Adrian Newey/Audi/Aston Martin F1 team switch rumour mill.
Nine things we learned from Thursday at F1's Japanese GP
Thursday at Suzuka has been one of the most lively Formula 1 media days in recent memory
Supercars co-driver seals second GT campaign with âDuckâ
Supercars co-driver Jaxon Evans has added a second GT World Challenge program to his schedule with an unusual twist. The post Supercars co-driver seal...
âOh, sh*tâ â How Nico Hulkenberg found out about Jonathan Wheatleyâs Audi exit
Nico Hulkenberg has revealed he only found out about Audi team principal Jonathan Wheatleyâs departure when his mother shared a news story with him....
Lewis Hamilton shares "F1" movie sequel, documentary and TV series plans
Lewis Hamilton has shared an insight into the five-year plan of his production company, Dawn Apollo Films, including an update on the sequel to F1: Th...
Norris in Mercedes battery strife after Chinese GP investigation
Lando Norris has already lost one of his three allowed batteries for the 2026 F1 season
Aston Martin F1 crisis: Every word of Lance Stroll's Japanese Grand Prix press conference
The crisis at Aston Martin might be the biggest storyline in F1 in 2026, and the focus will be even more intense at this weekendâs Japanese Grand Pr...
Subaru teases new rally car for Japanese Championship
Subaru announced plans for an all-new rally car that will make its competition debut in Japanâs national rally championship later this year.The Japa...
F1âs âyo-yo racingâ is âreal racingâ for Hamilton, others call easy passes âsillyâ | Formula 1
Lewis Hamilton defended Formula 1's 'yo-yo racing' but others remain unhappy the new power units make passes to easy.
Max McRae targets BRC title and WRC debut in 2026
Max McRae will contest a full British Rally Championship season in 2026 with a Ć koda Fabia RS Rally2, aiming to make his World Rally Championship... ...
Mercedes activate 'beast mode' for Japanese Grand Prix
Don't worry, you didn't miss our F1 regulations explainer 'what is beast mode and why is it new for 2026?' Nor have the FIA added any new race day gub...
Why Hamilton believes 2026 F1 rules are âwhat racing should beâ â unlike Verstappen
Lewis Hamilton believes Formula 1âs new regulations have delivered âwhat racing should beâ so far in 2026 â a very different stance to Max...
F1 extends Fanatec partnership with new sim racing products and Fan Zone features
Formula 1 has announced a multi-year partnership renewal with leading sim racing hardware company, Fanatec, ahead of the F1 Sim Racing World Champions...
Why Verstappen removed journalist from his Japan F1 media session
Max Verstappen refused to start his Japanese GP media session until one journalist had left it - which stems from a clash at the 2025 season finale
âIâm not speaking before heâs leavingâ â Max Verstappen bans British journalist from F1 press conference
Max Verstappen has made no secret in recent years of his disdain for the British media in Formula 1, suggesting that as a group it is institutionally....
Max Verstappen banishes English journalist from press conference: 'I won't begin until he's gone'
Max Verstappen made headlines during Thursdayâs media session at the Japanese Grand Prix as the four-time F1 world champion refused to start his...
McLeod to race Le Mans winner in Mustang Cup
Cameron McLeod will reunite with the Ford Mustang Dark Horse R that he took to victory as part of the Mustang Challenge Le Mans Invitational. The post...
David Coulthard shares behind-the-scenes details of emotional Kimi Antonelli Chinese GP interview
David Coulthard, who conducted the televised post-race interviews at the Chinese Grand Prix, has recounted his emotional interview with Kimi Antonelli...
Lewis Hamilton opens up about 'breaking F1 rules'
Lewis Hamilton recently revealed how he 'broke the F1 rules' to become the icon of the sport he is today.
Ferrari can only âannoyâ Mercedes, not threaten them for wins says Leclerc | Formula 1
Mercedes are too far ahead for Ferrari to seriously threaten them, despite the scraps between the teams in recent races, says Charles Leclerc.