Formula One's Monaco Grand Prix is one of the standout races on the series' calendar, having played host to the World Championship in almost every season since 1950. read more »

Alfa Romeo Sauber to celebrate the Italian marque's first Formula 1 victory in 1950 at Silverstone with Nino Farina in the Alfa Romeo 158. read more »

The first Monegasque driver to score points since 1950 admitted he changed his driving style ahead of his breakthrough race in Azerbaijan. read more »

All thirty-three World Champions from 1950 through to 2017 have been honoured by being included in the FIA's new Hall of Fame. read more »

Focus on... The future of Silverstone Silverstone is a special place on the Formula One calendar. The home of UK motorsport and the host of the first world championship race in... read more »

Ahead of this weekend's Abu Dhabi showdown between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton, ESPN goes through the history books to find the most thrilling title battles that went... read more »

Formula 1's European season will end in style this weekend at a circuit steeped in history and in a moment when the title battle is more alive than ever. It's the... read more »

Formula One switches its focus from the last-lap drama at Spielberg to a guaranteed action-packed weekend at Silverstone, the home of the British Grand Prix and the tenth round... read more »

The President of the Automobile Club d'Italia says Monza is "very close" to extending its deal to remain on the Formula 1 calendar. Monza has hosted the Italian... read more »

I know Michael Schumacher has won the most GPs, but which drivers held the record before him? asked Robert Day The first driver to win a world championship Grand Prix was Nino... read more »

Formula 1 returns 'home' this week to Silverstone for the British Grand Prix, one of the highlights on the calendar. The presence of World Champions Lewis Hamilton... read more »

Robert Manzon, who was the last survivor of the inaugural Formula 1 world championship season in 1950, has died at the age of 97 read more »

Robert Manzon, the last surviving driver to compete in the inaugural Formula 1 World Championship in 1950, has died at the age of 97. read more »

Robert Manzon, the last surviving driver from Formula 1's inaugural 1950 season, has died aged 97. read more »

Robert Manzon, The last surviving driver of the inaugural Formula 1 season in 1950, has died aged 97. The Frenchman, who took part in 28 ... read more »

The last surviving man to race in F1's inaugural championship in 1950, Robert Manzon, has died aged 97 read more »

Video: Classic F1: Onboard with Fangio, 1950 read more »

Ever since the first Formula 1 race was held at Silverstone in 1950, the British Grand Prix has never failed to excite! read more »

The British Grand Prix has been at the heart of Formula 1 since its very beginning in 1950, featuring on the calendar ever since. The event is also the home race for most of... read more »

Celebrate the 50th Silverstone British Grand Prix with Crash.net's fantastic collection of every single winner since 1950. read more »

It's almost the halfway point of the 2014 Formula 1 season and that means it's time for the sport to roll into its 'home race' - the British Grand Prix at... read more »

This year Silverstone is celebrating it's 50th Grand Prix so we thought we'd take you through some highlights of the British Grand Prix over the years. In 1946 the... read more »

Using the current Formula 1 points system, BBC Sport ranks drivers from 1950-2013 based on wins, poles, points and titles. read more »

Featured on the very first Formula 1 calendar in 1950, Spa-Francorchamps is one of the sport's most-loved circuits. Whether it be Rubens Barrichello's maiden... read more »

A total of 33 drivers have claimed pole position on the streets of Monte-Carlo since the inaugural race weekend in 1950, with Mark Webber the most recent to do so after a... read more »