Formula 1 will return to South Africa this year after confirming details for a Fan Festival in Johannesburg. Formula 1 has not visited the continent of Africa since the last of... read more »

Charles Leclerc missed out on a third consecutive Formula 1 victory when Ferrari’s strategy resulted in Sebastian Vettel getting ahead of him in the Singapore Grand Prix. Once... read more »

Kyalami would be willing to upgrade their track to grade one licence-standard, but there would need to be financial assistance if they wanted to promote a Grand Prix again. read more »

Kyalami wants F1 return but says costs aren't feasible read more »

Although South Africa's Kyalami circuit would love to return to the F1 calendar, circuit spokesperson Christo Kruger says it is just not "feasible." read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Christian Horner says the FIA would have to reconsider the independent engine proposal if a way forward with the current rules cannot be found read more »

Research is being carried out to see if F1 return to legendary Dutch track is feasible. read more »

Mercedes says its drivers can have input on changing their strategies, but says Lewis Hamilton's Brazilian GP request wasn't feasible. read more »

Pirelli have hit back at claims from Sebastian Vettel that their tyres are unsafe following two failures during one race weekend, the latest of which cost the German a podium... read more »

Fernando Alonso will be confirmed as a McLaren driver next week, with sources suggesting the announcement will come on the Friday of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Spaniard has... read more »

McLaren will deliver a "major upgrade" for the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi according to racing director Eric Boullier. Whilst the final race is worth double... read more »

Mercedes has joined rivals Ferrari and Renault in agreeing that a relaxing of the engine development freeze could be beneficial for the sport. The German marque, which has an... read more »

Formula 1 is an ever changing and adapting sport. The cars have come a long way since the sports beginnings back in the 1950s with the introduction of aerodynamics,... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli is doubtful whether next year's planned tyre warmer ban will be feasible. read more »

The draft F1 schedule for 2014 has provoked the usual debate on how many races are are feasible, and which ones should and could feature on the final... read more »

The Nurburgring has not given up on hosting this July’s German grand prix. Amid the circuit’s financial troubles, F1 chief executive was quoted on Sunday in... read more »

James Allison to stay at Lotus? James Allison, Lotus technical director, doesn't wish to leave the Enstone outfit, despite interest from three top teams - Mercedes,... read more »

Formula One looks likely to make a return to Mexico in 2014 following a principle agreement between Bernie Ecclestone, Carlos Slim Jnr and the Mexican government. Meetings took... read more »

Looking at the championship table it now looks like a two horse race between Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso, but Lewis is still an extremely strong threat. Clearly... read more »

Michael Schumacher, 6th: It was a fun race today - although I must admit that, following our performance on Friday, I had secretly hoped we would be able to move up the field.... read more »

Formula 1 will return to the Magny-Cours circuit for the first time since the race was dropped in 2008, however the track will only play host to the young driver test.... read more »

McLaren sporting director Sam Michael has revealed that the Woking outfit has developed its own version of Mercedes double-DRS. The system boosts straight-line speed by... read more »

McLaren ought to have been the big winners of 2012’s opening races, but instead it's Red Bull and Fernando Alonso who are the real winners. There have been very... read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Paul Hembery says two-stop strategies should be feasible in the Monaco Grand Prix, despite the use of the super soft rubber. read more »

Norbert Haug has expressed the view that there is no room on the F1 calendar for the cancelled Bahrain GP to be rescheduled. read more »