IndyCar race-winner Herta has been touted as the next American to take the plunge and leave IndyCar behind for F1 amid reports his IndyCar team Andretti Autosport is nearing a... read more »

Haas became the first American team to compete in F1 since 1986 when it joined the grid in 2016 after NASCAR team co-owner Gene Haas established a new start-up squad.But Haas... read more »

Fernando Alonso has praised Colton Herta, believing the American driver would be "a good fit" for Formula 1. Herta, 21, has spent the last three seasons competing... read more »

Haas does not view the prospect of having a second American-owned team in Formula 1 as a "threat" to its own operation.  read more »

With Miami joining the calendar next season, F1 is already considering adding a third American race in either Las Vegas or Indianapolis. read more »

Max Verstappen admits he is not a fan of IndyCar's oval racing due to the risk involved in the high-speed events. The Red Bull driver, who is currently leading the 2021... read more »

Former F1 world champion Mario Andretti believes the sport is "very strongly" on American IndyCar sensation Colton Herta's mind with "some action"... read more »

Mclaren head into the returning American Grand Prix hoping for a much stronger weekend than they had in Turkey. Both Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo are excited to be... read more »

F1's American owner Liberty Media has made a big push to expand the sport's presence in North America since coming on board in 2017.Following the success of the... read more »

Danica Patrick says Formula One having an American on the grid would only be a good thing for the sport's growth in the U.S. if that driver had the right environment to be... read more »

Acura held a regular presence in F1 at its North American races through the 1980s and 1990s, and last featured at the 2007 Canadian Grand Prix on the visors of Honda's... read more »

Red Bull will bring the Acura name back to F1 with the North American high-performance arm of Honda replacing the Japanese manufacturer on the team's livery in Austin. read more »

Schumacher earned plaudits for grabbing a spot in Q2 at the recent Turkish Grand Prix, the first time that a Haas car had properly escaped Q1 this season on a pure pace... read more »

Patrick, who is joining Sky Sports F1's coverage of this weekend's US Grand Prix at Austin, says the sport has grown a lot of the past few years thanks to the success... read more »

Exactly 60 years ago at Monza, F1 crowned its first American champion. But it was a day of triumph and tragedy for Phil Hill, whose team mate and title rival Wolfgang von Trips... read more »

In a short tweet issued on Thursday morning, F1 said the documentary series will be coming back again next year.The Netflix series was first aired in 2019 and has been viewed... read more »

Ahead of the new technical regulations for 2022, the team owned by American industrialist Gene Haas decided to start with a clean slate this year. Reluctant to keep pumping... read more »

Mattia Binotto is in talks with Haas about Mick Schumacher with an eye to keeping him at the American team for a second season. read more »

McLaren have named the first driver in their new Extreme E team for 2022 as American rallycross ace Tanner Foust. read more »

Haas Team Principal Guenther Steiner states the 18-inch tyre test that the team recently took part in was "very important" for the American-owned outfit. Next year,... read more »

Roger Penske, owner of both the IndyCar Series and Team Penske, has related that he plans to keep his business plans within the US market in the near future. Penske has had a... read more »

Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner Roger Penske has claimed the venue would "love" to welcome F1 back to 'the brickyard' to add a third American race to the... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has confirmed to discussing the prospect with F1 of bringing an American driver into the sport read more »

Guenther Steiner says that Haas are always on the lookout for American drivers they can bring into the sport and are keen to do so. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has revealed to speaking with F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali to "make a plan" for the future arrival of an American driver in the sport. read more »