Williams Formula 1 rookie Logan Sargeant has apologised after hitting AlphaTauri's Nyck de Vries during the second restart of the Australian Grand Prix. Amid the chaotic... read more »

Red flag delays meant the final restart took place a lot later than the race was expected to run, which may have contributed to the chain of first lap incidents that led to the... read more »

Different types of tyres are a key part of an F1 team's race strategy. read more »

A second red flag induced by Kevin Magnussen clipping the wall enabled the field to switch to fresh soft tyres during the stoppage for a third standing start on lap 56 of... read more »

The Melbourne race was dominated by three in-race red flags, leading to lengthy delays and chaotic standing restarts, the latter of which eliminated several drivers.On lap 7... read more »

F1 has returned to Albert Park with Red Bull's Max Verstappen on pole for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Mario Isola has conceded the difficulty of reaching a final decision to continue to supply tyres for F1. read more »

However, the Spaniard says that the direction the team has taken has also made him more comfortable with the car over one lap.Both Sainz and his team-mate Charles Leclerc faded... read more »

Despite difficulty to get tyres in the right operating window, Red Bull's Max Verstappen got the job done and will start the Australian Grand Prix from pole position.... read more »

Max Verstappen ended fastest in the first practice session in Australia but feels there is a lot of work to do on Saturday to understand Pirelli's tyres. read more »

Verstappen led the pack out of the pits at the start of FP2, but it was Carlos Sainz who logged the first time to set the first place benchmark, the Spaniard putting in a... read more »

Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso led the way before rain influenced proceedings in second practice for Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix. The second one-hour session... read more »

Verstappen's 1m18.790s led the way ahead of Lewis Hamilton, who jumped up the order late on after initially struggling with the handling of his W14, and running adrift of... read more »

Alfa Romeo's Valtteri Bottas is the latest driver to question Formula 1's controversial idea to get rid of tyre blankets next season. F1 had been looking at gradually... read more »

Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc both lost ground to rivals ahead on the hards - having started on the medium and soft respectively - on their way to distant sixth and seventh... read more »

Mercedes has explained why it didn't swap its drivers after the Safety Car restart during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. On lap 18, both George Russell and Lewis Hamilton... read more »

Pirelli is considering extending its partnership for F1 after the FIA initiated the tender process to supply tyres between 2025-27. read more »

As expected, Pirelli is keen to supply tyres to F1 - F2 and F3 - following the news that the FIA has opened the tender process. read more »

Ferrari arrived at the start of the season in Bahrain, with Charles Leclerc retiring from third place and Sainz struggling to keep up with Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso,... read more »

The FIA has officially opened the tender process for tyres for the F1, F2 and F3 championships from 2025. read more »

Pirelli has been the sole provider of tyres to the series since 2011. This followed on from a one-make deal with Bridgestone, which also featured alongside Michelin in the last... read more »

The FIA has officially launched the Invitation of Tender for the Single Supply of race tyres for the Formula 1 World Championship from the 2025 season. The tender covers 2025... read more »

Formula 1 is back for the 2023 Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, with Red Bull strongly fancied to take pole position and the win in the third edition of the fastest street-circuit race... read more »

Nico Hülkenberg quipped that he was going through his tyres "like a hot knife through butter" after picking up damage at the start of Formula 1's Bahrain Grand... read more »

F1 debutant Piastri became the first driver of the new season to retire after attempts to rectify an electrical issue aboard his MCL60 by fitting a new steering wheel failed.By... read more »