The Macau Grand Prix's Formula 3 race winner Dan Ticktum has set his sights on achieving enough superlicence points to compete in Formula 1 next year as uncertainty... read more »

Sauber has launched a junior team that will compete in four junior categories in 2019. The Swiss team's move follows the likes of Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull, who have... read more »

Sauber has announced the launch of a Junior Team program to compete in the FIA F2, FIA F3, ADAC Formel 4 and Italian F4 championships. read more »

Sauber announces the launch of a new Junior Team programme that will see it compete in Formula 2, Formula 3 and Formula 4. read more »

Fernando Alonso and McLaren will return next year to compete in the 103rd edition of the Indianapolis 500 as the Spaniard is seeking to complete the 'Triple Crown'. read more »

Williams Martini Racing Chief Technical Officer Paddy Lowe believes the team can 'compete' in Brazil after the first day of practice. read more »

Sauber boss Frederic Vasseur has been discussing the future of Ferrari-bound Charles Leclerc, and feels that comparisons between the young Frenchman and Lewis Hamilton are... read more »

Tatiana Calderón supports the newly formed W-Series, but believes that her making a move there would be a 'step backward', as she aims to compete in the FIA Formula 2... read more »

Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko says Honda will significantly close the gap to Ferrari and Mercedes in 2019, predicting that the team will be able to bridge the gap with their... read more »

Pierre Gasly knew he would be starting last whatever happened in Qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix but he still managed a lap good enough to make it into Q2 on Saturday. read more »

Fernando Alonso says there are "more amateur" drivers in Formula 1 than in the World Endurance Championship after his crash with Lance Stroll in the United States... read more »

Fernando Alonso says McLaren's decision not to compete in IndyCar next year is not a setback for his life after Formula One and his plans for 2019 are still on track. read more »

Fernando Alonso insists McLaren's decision not to compete full time in IndyCar next year changes nothing for him, as he never wanted to complete the whole season in the... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has announced today that the team will not compete full-time in the 2019 IndyCar Series. The American stated there was still a chance the team could run... read more »

With four races left in the F1 2018 season, there is every possibility that Haas F1 Team could overhaul Renault for fourth in the constructors’ championship. For a team that is... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone thinks Ferrari's struggle to compete with Mercedes this year is because it has drifted too far away from the clear team structure that helped it dominate... read more »

F1 managing director Ross Brawn wants to see Red Bull's Max Verstappen given car to compete for victory at every Formula One race. read more »

Formula E has set their sights on adding Fernando Alonso to compete in the series for the 2019/20 campaign read more »

McLaren Shadow has announced an expansion to the Middle East, allowing one national to compete in the McLaren Shadow Project finals in January, 2019. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen blamed a fuel miscalculation by his Ferrari Formula 1 team for denying him the chance to compete for pole position in qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix read more »

The new Racing Point Force India squad will be allowed to compete in Formula 1 in 2018, after the FIA granted permission for them to race in Belgium. read more »

The Force India Formula One team has been renamed Racing Point Force India and had a new mid-season entry to this year's championship accepted by the FIA. read more »

Force India are able to compete at the Belgian Grand Prix after being renamed and rejoining Formula 1 as Racing Point Force India. read more »

Sergio Perez says it's "business as usual" for Force India and has no doubts the team will compete in Belgium despite fresh uncertainty surrounding the... read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner has defended Kevin Magnussen's driving style, saying that "ruffling feathers" is all part of "the game". read more »