Some of the most significant changes in the way F1 is broadcast have taken place behind the scenes, especially with its production facility at Biggin Hill in the UK having been... read more »

In a digital launch broadcast online on Wednesday, Mercedes revealed the updated W14 car alongside drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, team principal Toto Wolff and new... read more »

Rumours ran riot on F1 social media that Porsche was about to announce a grand prix partnership on January 16 with a Gulf-backed Williams team.The theories had been triggered... read more »

Alfa Romeo put a lot of effort into the launch of the C43 - only to see plans for an epic launch go awry almost from the outset due to a hitch with the live broadcast which saw... read more »

Formula 1 has entered into a multi-year deal with Qatar's state-owned broadcaster beIN Sports to cover 10 territories in Asia. The agreement, effective from 2023 through... read more »

The Silverstone-based squad will unveil its new AMR23 F1 challenger with a live event from its Silverstone campus on 13 February.The reveal will take place in front of a small... read more »

Aston Martin has become the first Formula 1 team to announce the launch date for its 2023 car. The new challenger will be unveiled on Monday, February 13th at its factory in... read more »

It was a season of huge rule changes, ingenious innovation, and relentless action. At the end of it all, it's Max Verstappen who claims the ultimate prize, as 2022 World... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo could dip his toes into the world of Formula 1 broadcasting, with ESPN considering inviting him to its team for the 2023 season. Ricciardo is set to step back... read more »

ESPN have extended their rights deal to broadcast F1 in the US until the end of 2025. read more »

ESPN president, programming and original content, Burke Magnus has hailed the "off-channel" assist from Netflix in boosting F1 viewership figures in the United States. read more »

Formula 1 and the Walt Disney Company have announced a multi-year extension of its broadcast partnership, meaning F1 will continue to be broadcasted on ESPN Networks across the... read more »

Formula One will continue to be broadcast in the U.S. on ESPN networks for the next three years as part of a new contract between the sport and the broadcaster. read more »

F1 has confirmed a three-year extension with ESPN to continue broadcasting the sport in the United States until the end of the 2025 season. read more »

Last week, F1 announced it had extended its agreement with Sky to enjoy exclusive live broadcast rights in the UK until 2029, as well as striking deals for Italy and Germany in... read more »

Channel 4 will continue to broadcast free-to-air Formula 1 coverage in 2023 after reaching a deal with Sky Sports.  Channel 4 has broadcast in the UK and Ireland since 2016,... read more »

Sky and F1 will also continue their deals in Italy and Germany until 2027, expanding upon its exclusivity in both regions with all races upon their respective Sky channels.In... read more »

Sky Sports will retain exclusive rights to show F1 in the United Kingdom until at least 2029.  read more »

F1 has announced a multi-year contract extension with broadcast partner Sky with a focus on greater exclusivity. read more »

Formula 1 has extended its exclusive live agreement with Sky Sports F1 in the United Kingdom and Ireland through the 2029 season. Sky Sports F1 took over rights to broadcast... read more »

Ferrari strategy director, Inaki Rueda reveals that the infuriating radio call to Carlos Sainz to pit at the exact moment he was battling with Sergio Perez was not what it... read more »

RTBF Sport has suspended a pundit after he used a slur to describe Lance Stroll during their Austrian GP broadcast. read more »

Martin Brundle's grid walks before each F1 race have become the stuff of broadcast legend. read more »

Formula 1 is reintroducing a camera angle unused in over two decades as part of its bid to enhance broadcast coverage of the championship. Organisers have increasingly... read more »

F1 has not installed a camera in the footwell of a car since the Belgian Grand Prix in 2000 when it was placed in the Arrows of Pedro de la Rosa, but the technology has roots... read more »