As part of the FIA's ongoing push to improve safety, drivers are now going to have to adhere to a stricter speed limit when passing through double yellow flag zones during... read more »

Formula 1's inaugural visit to the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in 1980 began an unbroken 27-year run on the calendar for Italy's 'other' circuit, before... read more »

A new qualifying format will be tested during the Imola weekend. In each of the three qualifying sessions, teams will be required to use only one type of compound: in Q1 the... read more »

Of course, it's the FIA's F1 safety car driver Bernd Maylander. The 51-year-old from Waiblingen, in the southwest of Germany, has the ice-cold veins required to keep... read more »

The Alpine Formula 1 team sustained its "best weekend of the year" at the Miami Grand Prix according to Pierre Gasly. After scoring points in the opening two races,... read more »

Ocon stretched his starting hard compound Pirellis until the final lap, with his Alpine team hoping a late safety car or red flag event might create an opportunity for the... read more »

Mercedes' ongoing troubles in F1's new ground-effect era are the subject of GP Racing's cover story this month, written by Pat Symonds - formerly Michael... read more »

Residents of Las Vegas are reported to be 'upset' by the disruptive changes that are required in order to make the city ready to host F1 in November. read more »

Fernando Alonso has confirmed he plans to seek answers from the FIA as to why certain incidents required the red flags to be shown at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

The FIA Safety Car plays an important role during an F1 grand prix when required. But what are the rules surrounding how the Safety Car should operate?  read more »

Lewis Hamilton has admitted that Mercedes will need to make wholesale changes to the design of the W14 if they're to be competitive with Red Bull. read more »

Former F1 champion Nico Rosberg has conceded Mercedes could be set for a significant period of pain with a step backwards required before progress can begin. read more »

Nyck de Vries will take no part in final practice for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 teams typically have test and reserve driver nominated in the event that regular racers are unavailable through illness or injury. Last season two stand-in drivers... read more »

Charles Leclerc does not believe a big overhaul of his driving is needed ahead of the 2023 season, with only small changes required to improve his chances of fighting for the... read more »

The District Court of Amsterdam has ruled in Nyck de Vries' favour following legal issues that saw the Dutchman being sued by a long-time sponsor. Back in 2018, de Vries... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner said that the penalty for going over the cost-cap in 2021 has required the team to adapt and become more "disciplined." read more »

The 1999 European Grand Prix was set for the off, but an aborted start caused chaos on the grid! Full context: Two drivers (Alex Zanardi and Marc Gene) lined up in the wrong... read more »

Some areas of the cars required a deeper analysis to understand their implications - with perhaps one of the biggest being the shift in size of wheel rims from 13 to... read more »

Zhou Guanyu produced an incredible save during the 2022 Monaco Grand Prix, somehow keeping his Alfa Romeo out of the barriers and narrowly avoiding Yuki Tsunoda! For more F1®... read more »

Audi says that it would be "ready" to supply Power Units to customer teams if it is called upon to do so by the FIA. Audi will enter the sport in 2026 with its own... read more »

The switch to 18-inch tyres was a major part of this year's revised technical package, although they were often overlooked during the season as attention switched to... read more »

Mercedes topped the times at the Spanish Grand Prix venue with what was an early development phase package, an achievement that required significant ride height changes and... read more »

Williams team principal Jost Capito revealed over the United States Grand Prix weekend that Formula 2 driver Sargeant would be getting a race seat for next year, so long as he... read more »

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has insisted a calm approach was required when he first joined the team instead of making "easy" radical changes. read more »