McLaren CEO Zak Brown says the team's Formula 1 livery will be noticeably different in 2020 as a result of an enhanced sponsorship deal with British American Tobacco (BAT). read more »

The McLaren Formula 1 team says its 2020 livery will be "quite special" as a result of an expanded sponsorship deal with British American Tobacco read more »

McLaren have announced an "enhanced partnership" with British American Tobacco for the 2020 Formula 1 season. read more »

Ahead of the season finale, McLaren has announced that it has agreed to enhance its controversial partnership with British American Tobacco. read more »

McLaren expands British American Tobacco partnership read more »

As part of the plans to bring Zandvoort circuit up to scratch for the Dutch GP next year, the banking at its final corner will be made twice as steep as Indianapolis. read more »

Zandvoort has revealed the Formula 1 banking at its final corner will be akin to an American oval, and is set to be twice as steep as turns at Indianapolis read more »

Nico Hulkenberg won't be heading to the IndyCar series with Ed Carpenter Racing as the American revealed his team's second driver is "not Nico Hulkenberg". read more »

For this weekend, teams and drivers headed to the sole South American round of the 2019 FIA Formula One World Championship, the Brazilian Grand Prix which takes place at Sao... read more »

A crash ended Romain Grosjean's day early at the Circuit of the Americas, with the Frenchman completing only four laps before hitting the barriers. read more »

The Iceman teams up with iconic American biker brand for new clothing collection. read more »

The only American team, Haas look forward to heading back to home soil. read more »

Robert Kubica is reportedly leaning towards a Haas test driver role for 2020 with the American team offering him a few Friday practice runs. read more »

Haas F1 team boss Guenther Steiner was left to bemoan another frustrating weekend for the American squad at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

American driver Juan Manuel Correa has posted a video for the first time since he suffered serious leg injuries in the Formula 2 crash which killed Anthoine Hubert. read more »

Cyril Abitebul believes Nico Hulkenberg's talks with Haas fell through due to the American team's lack of ambition. read more »

Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul believes Nico Hulkenberg did not join Haas for 2020 because the American outfit simply could not match the ambition of the German driver. read more »

Max Verstappen has warned that the drivers don't want F1 to become "artificial and fake" like "American wrestling". read more »

Max Verstappen fears that concepts such as reverse grids and qualifying races risk F1 becoming like American wrestling, "artificial and fake" read more »

Weeks after Chase Carey calls for a "high-profile US team", F1 MD, Ross Brawn heaps praise on Stars 'n' Stripes Haas, insisting that the American outfit is... read more »

Financial filings for the UK side of the Haas F1 operation confirm that the American outfit is to continue racing "for the foreseeable future". read more »

American racing driver Juan Manuel Correa, who was injured in the F2 crash which killed Anthoine Hubert, has opted for reconstructive surgery on his right leg rather than... read more »

American F2 driver Juan Manuel Correa has been taken out of an induced coma following a positive step in his recovery from injuries sustained at the Belgian Grand Prix, but... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg missed out on the seat at Haas, so what are his options now? Plus, why did the American team opt to stick with Romain Grosjean? read more »

Nico Hulkenberg has lost out on a 2020 Formula 1 seat at Haas, with the American team choosing to keep Romain Grosjean alongside Kevin Magnussen for next year. The German... read more »