It is understood that Disney-owned ESPN is close to agreeing a new deal with F1 for the rights to broadcast the sport in the US. read more »

ESPN is set to continue broadcasting Formula 1 in the United States for the next three years after agreeing to a new deal. Sports Business Journal reports that the contract is... read more »

On the back of the success of its Drive to Survive series, Netflix is understood to be lining up a $100m a year bid for rights to live coverage of F1 in the US. read more »

Ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, ESPN joined McLaren driver Daniel Ricciardo for a morning of sun, sea and smiles in Miami's famous Biscayne Bay. read more »

W Series announce a partnership with ESPN in the USA for the coverage of its 10 races at eight F1 Grand Prix weekends. read more »

Ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, ESPN sat down with championship leader and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc to discuss his love of the United States, how he mentally prepares... read more »

ESPN faces a battle to retain the F1 broadcasting rights in the United States with Liberty Media and chief executive Greg Maffei confirming 'we're looking for a... read more »

US broadcaster ESPN reveals that its networks witnessed a record audience for Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix, the opening round of the 2022 season. read more »

Introducing ESPN's free to play Racing Pick'em!, a new game you can play with against your friends and family every week to prove your F1 expertise. read more »

ESPN's Nate Saunders names the young drivers most likely to hit the big time in Formula One this year. read more »

Fans are still debating who deserved the F1 title more - Lewis Hamilton or Max Verstappen. Laurence Edmondson gives his verdict in his breakdown of the top 10 drivers of the year. read more »

Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff will not attend the FIA's prize giving ceremony in Paris on Thursday evening, ESPN understands. read more »

Ahead of his final F1 race on Sunday, Kimi Raikkonen talks to ESPN's Laurence Edmondson about the first time he raced a car, the time he was nearly sacked by McLaren and... read more »

McLaren driver Lando Norris talks to ESPN about what it's like to rise to fame in the space of a few short years. read more »

Lewis Hamilton may have been disqualified from Friday's qualifying, but ESPN's Nate Saunders believes he is plotting a comeback that will see him win Sunday's... read more »

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez talks to ESPN about his season so far, what it's like being Max Verstappen's teammate and why he believes he can mount a title challenge... read more »

George Russell talks to ESPN about stepping up to the big time with Mercedes in 2022 and the challenge he expects from "exceptional" new teammate Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Valtteri Bottas faces competition from George Russell for his seat at Mercedes next year, but in an exclusive interview with ESPN he explains why he still believes he is the... read more »

ESPN talks to Mercedes CEO and team principal Toto Wolff to discuss his early days in racing as a driving instructor at the old Osterreichring (now the Red Bull Ring) and why... read more »

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix saw record viewership in the United States, according to cable broadcaster ESPN. The Formula 1 race surpassed the previous round in Monaco as the most... read more »

Red Bull is taking the unprecedented step of building its own engine from 2022. Team boss Christian Horner talks to ESPN about that decision and why he believes it puts the... read more »

McLaren's Lando Norris tells ESPN why he decided to use his platform to be open about his mental health, and how it resonated with other people. read more »

Ahead of the Portuguese Grand Prix, ESPN's F1 editorial team takes a look at some of the main questions arising from the 2021 season so far. read more »

Sky Sports and ESPN have communicated record viewing figures from last Sunday's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. The first round of the new campaign saw an enticing... read more »

An ESPN survey has revealed the extent of Formula One's shortage of women. But they're not hidden. They are engineers, mechanics, directors ... and they want to be heard. read more »