Michael Andretti has been eager to enter a side into Formula 1, opening a pathway for American drivers. read more »

Mexico City Grand Prix promoter Alejandro Soberon believes there is space for "another" F1 race on the American continents as Colombia chases a calendar spot. read more »

Just a few days on from the United States Grand Prix, the American triple-header continues with the Mexico City race. F1Technical's Balazs Szabo picks out some vital facts... read more »

Sergio Perez says he expects Ferrari and Mercedes to provide Red Bull with a challenge at the Mexico City Grand Prix this weekend. Perez enters the round hoping to achieve his... read more »

Following the difficult Japanese Grand Prix, Formula 1 heads to Texas this week for the first half of a North American doubleheader. F1Technical's Balazs Szabo picks out... read more »

Capito officially confirmed in Austin on Saturday that the Williams Academy driver will replace Nicholas Latifi next season, assuming that he secures his FIA superlicence after... read more »

American Logan Sargeant will race for Williams next year as long as he qualifies for a Formula 1 driver's 'super-licence'. read more »

Jost Capito says the second Williams seat in 2023 will be Logan Sargeant if the American secures the points needed to earn a FIA Superlicence in the Formula 2 finale next month. read more »

Further outings for Logan Sargeant suggest the American is closing on the second Williams seat in 2023, as Grove outfit supports him in his quest for Super Licence. read more »

American driver Logan Sargeant will race for Williams in Formula One next year if he gets the final superlicence points he needs in F2 this year, the team confirmed on Saturday. read more »

Williams boss Jost Capito has announced that Logan Sargeant will race for the team in Formula 1 next year if he accrues the required Super Licence points. Sargeant joined... read more »

Formula 2 driver Sargeant made his F1 race weekend debut in opening practice for the United States Grand Prix on Friday in Austin.The American is the favourite to replace... read more »

Charles Leclerc completed a Ferrari clean sweep of Friday practice for the United States Grand Prix in an FP2 session devoted to a Pirelli 2023 prototype tyre test. read more »

The American is favourite to replace Nicholas Latifi in a Williams race seat next year, and paddock sources have indicated he could be announced as early as Saturday.However,... read more »

Logan Sargeant looks set to end the long wait for an American driver on the F1 grid next year. read more »

Haas announced on Thursday ahead of the United States Grand Prix that it had struck a deal with American payment company MoneyGram, which will become its title sponsor as of... read more »

Haas will be able to reach the cost cap limit with the injection of cash from its new title sponsor MoneyGram. The American team announced on Thursday ahead of its home event... read more »

It will be the 10th time the Circuit of The Americas will have hosted the United States Grand Prix, and its big birthday bash promises to be one to remember.F1 is estimating... read more »

The long loiter for another American Formula 1 driver could soon be over, as Logan Sargeant bids to become the first US driver since 2015 to race in F1. The 21-year-old will... read more »

We’re back in the United States for one of the most exciting weeks of the year and, to get set for all things Austin, here’s Episode 21 of The Williams Warm-Up. To begin, back... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has labelled the "extra energy" he is able to harness from the crowd at the United States Grand Prix as "immeasurable". read more »

Andretti enjoyed success across many disciplines of racing including IndyCar, NASCAR and Formula 1, and stands as the most recent American to win the F1 world championship in... read more »

Mark Webber believes that Logan Sargeant's nationality will aid his push to be on the Formula 1 grid in 2023. The American driver is currently a front-runner to take the... read more »

Despite F1's growing success in the US, McLaren boss, Zak Brown doesn't believe it is a necessity for there to be an American driver on the grid. read more »

McLaren Racing Chief Executive Zak Brown told Reuters on Friday Formula One does not need an American driver to boost the rapid growth of the sport in the United States. read more »