Williams drivers Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon say it is wrong to threaten Formula 1 drivers with bans for swearing. read more »

F1 drivers could be at risk of bans and points deductions under new FIA guidelines for F1 2025. read more »

Thursday's fast-paced F1 news is go, go, go! read more »

Franco Colapinto's strong arrival in Formula 1 has created a small earthquake that threatens to shake up the 2025 grid amid rumours linking him to Red Bull's... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has revealed he hasn't ruled out a particular junior driver to join the RB racing family. read more »

Red Bull suspects that both McLaren and Ferrari have been running Formula 1 front wings that flex beyond the limits imposed by the FIA and threaten to do the same. According to... read more »

Alpine have threatened Esteban Ocon with "consequences" following his incident with Pierre Gasly at the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Lando Norris is usually a glass-half-empty Formula 1 driver when it comes to predicting McLaren’s prospects, but now after a string of great results, including second at the... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has received support from a variety of FIA member clubs following the conclusion of an ethics committee report into his conduct. read more »

Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry was quick to dispel worry regarding the state of this year’s Singapore Grand Prix, announcing on Thursday that a corruption probe... read more »

In a recent Instagram post, Angela Cullen, the former trainer and right-hand woman to Lewis Hamilton, offered a glimpse into her "vision of paradise", and it seems to... read more »

Christian Horner expects McLaren to challenge Red Bull in 2024 - particularly after their acquisition of technical director Rob Marshall from the world champions. read more »

Fears have arisen that the Las Vegas Grand Prix may threaten the all-time record for the F1 race with lowest temperature. read more »

While the world champion squad's rivals have all closed in over the course of this season, Verstappen has always appeared to have enough in hand to fend off anyone who... read more »

A "historic" deal between a union representing 10,000 Las Vegas hospitality workers has reportedly been reached with Caesars Entertainment, easing fears that a... read more »

Formula 1 heads to Sao Paulo this weekend for its third and final instalment of the competition's triple-header, as the teams prepare for the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Russell started the 57-lap run around Losail Circuit from second place but a superior launch for team-mate Hamilton, who lined up third on soft tyres, brought the pair together... read more »

Sergio Perez will once again have to work his way through the field if he hopes to threaten his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen in the Dutch Grand Prix. Perez had to settle... read more »

Over the past few months, several Grands Prix have encountered recurrent risks of protests and blockades, with climate activists frequently being the source of these challenges. read more »

F1 executives have reportedly threatened certain businesses in Las Vegas over unpaid fees. read more »

Today, it looked like we had a race car that could fight for a podium, with a qualifying car that would struggle to threaten the top-10. Clearly, we've got lots of work to do. read more »

Fernando Alonso is hoping for another "chaotic and wet qualifying" at Montreal, as rain continues to threaten the Canadian Grand Prix - after the Spaniard admitted... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been left "surprised" by the FIA's move to clamp down on team personnel climbing safety fences to celebrate at the... read more »

Ferrari driver Leclerc looked to have the potential to beat Perez and possibly even threaten eventual pole winner Verstappen for top spot, but surprisingly climbed out of his... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has warned that there must be total transparency in terms of the budget cap, insisting that the integrity of the sport is at risk. read more »