Porsche's Formula E presence could end if they opt to join Formula 1 as an engine supplier in 2026, according to Thomas Laudenbach. read more »

Formula E is still of no interest to Red Bull, says driver programme boss Helmut Marko. read more »

The sound of a new season. Listen to our 2022 Formula 1 car fire up for the very first time. #FearlesslyForward Join McLaren Plus, our fan engagement programme which brings... read more »

The Maranello-based team had originally intended to run last year's SF21 car for the four days of the test, which is scheduled as a warm-up exercise for race drivers... read more »

Ferrari has been forced to change its plans for its four-day pre-season programme at Fiorano due to confusion over which car it can run. read more »

Juri Vips has provided an insight into what it is like working under the supervision of Dr Helmut Marko at Red Bull. Marko, who works as an advisor for the energy drink backed... read more »

McLaren has become the latest Formula 1 team to confirm its launch plans for its 2022 programme. McLaren's new Formula 1 car, named the MCL36, will be unveiled at its... read more »

In October 2020 Honda announced it would pull the plug on its F1 programme after the 2021 season following seven years of supplying hybrid power units to first McLaren, and... read more »

Paul Aron, a member of the Mercedes junior programme, will continue his development in the Formula Regional Asian Championship. read more »

The Ferrari Driver Academy has announced its driver line-up for the 2022 season, with Marcus Armstrong losing his position in the programme after four years. read more »

Marcus Armstrong has sent a thank you message to Ferrari after it was confirmed he was no longer part of its Driver Academy. Earlier this week, Ferrari announced the 2022 plans... read more »

New Zealander Marcus Armstrong has been released from the Ferrari junior programme as their 2022 line-up is revealed. read more »

As Ferrari reveals the latest intake at its driver academy, Marcus Armstrong is no longer part of the programme, whilst Callum Ilott is on a "gap year" as he heads to... read more »

Armstrong, 21, joined Ferrari's young driver programme in 2017, and has spent the last two years racing in FIA Formula 2.The New Zealander is yet to confirm his racing... read more »

Pierre Gasly has admitted frustration over the little recognition he feels he gets from Red Bull in Formula 1. Gasly entered the sport via the Red Bull junior programme,... read more »

Russell has stepped up to a full-time Mercedes F1 seat for the coming season after spending the last three years racing for the customer Williams squad.Russell's... read more »

After three years with Williams, Russell has joined Mercedes full-time for the 2022 season, partnering seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.The promotion for Russell comes... read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer believes Mercedes should have picked Lando Norris over George Russell for 2022. Russell, who has been part of the Mercedes junior programme... read more »

Formula One's sole tyre supplier Pirelli has been awarded three stars by the governing body of world motorsport, the FIA, as part of its Environmental Accreditation Programme. read more »

Christmas is here and the MTC needs a festive makeover…  read more »

Honda returned to the sport in 2015 as an engine manufacturer with McLaren but suffered a disastrous start with underperforming and unreliable engines, which had to be designed... read more »

Spanish bank, Santander, will return as a key sponsor of the Ferrari Formula 1 team and its endurance programme after inking a new multi-year deal. Santander has long been... read more »

A deal's a deal. Watch Arrow McLaren SP driver Pato O'Ward's first F1 experience with McLaren at the Abu Dhabi Young Driver Test. #SendIt Join McLaren Plus, our... read more »

We ended the F1 season with a tricky and dramatic race. P7 – and a slow puncture – for Lando and P12 for Daniel didn't entirely live up to a year in which we’ve enjoyed... read more »

Red Bull driver programme boss Helmut Marko believes Max Verstappen is not at his "climax" and will grow stronger still. read more »