Hamilton famously commented at the inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in 2021 that he felt "uncomfortable" being there because of its human rights record.Asked last... read more »

Formula One will continue to race in Saudi Arabia despite concerns about safety and human rights in the country, the sport's CEO Stefano Domenicali has said. read more »

What tech can Mercedes fix to overcome their lacklustre start to the 2022 season? After a not-so-perfect start in Bahrain, and a 10th place finish for Hamilton in Saudi Arabia,... read more »

Following the missile strike on an Aramco oil facility less than 10 miles away from the circuit during opening practice for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, F1 held talks with all... read more »

In the wake of a difficult weekend for F1, following a missile strike on an oil storage facility less than 10 miles from the Jeddah circuit, the fate of the race hung in the... read more »

Formula 1's drivers are set to meet with race bosses following the concerns which arose from the weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes it is important Formula One shines a "spotlight" on problems in the Middle East after security concerns at this weekend's... read more »

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl has revealed that the team's progress with their 2022 challenger, the MCL36, has curtailed development due to their ongoing brake cooling... read more »

Formula One's drivers opted against boycotting the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix because governmministers assured them security measures were being "elevated to the... read more »

The GPDA says it was "natural human concerns" that led to the F1 drivers threatening to walk away from the Saudi Arabian GP read more »

The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will go ahead after Formula 1 drivers agreed to race despite security concerns after a nearby missile attack. read more »

The Grand Prix Drivers' Association has explained it had to "erase natural human concerns" in order to come to the conclusion about racing in this weekend's... read more »

Following a missile strike on an oil facility less than 10 miles from the Jeddah circuit on Friday afternoon, the fate of the second round of the F1 season was plunged in to... read more »

Formula 1's Saudi Arabian GP is set to go ahead despite concerns from drivers in lengthy meetings after an attack on an oil depot close to the Jeddah circuit. read more »

In the wake of a missile strike by Houthis on an oil facility less than 10 miles from the Jeddah circuit on Friday, the fate of the Saudi Arabian GP was thrown in to doubt.F1... read more »

Drivers concerns following missile attack on nearby oil depot go unheeded as F1 bosses insist that the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will go ahead. read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Fred Vasseur has insisted the outfit is conforming to the FIA's rules regarding supplied parts. read more »

Kevin Magnussen lines up seventh for the Bahrain Grand Prix but after some issues during qualifying, he has concerns about his car's reliability. read more »

Martin Brundle suspects the FIA has concerns about legal actions when it finally reveals its findings into the Abu Dhabi finale. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix kickstarts the new era of F1 this weekend with teams having only six days of running under their belts. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is hopeful F1 will avoid a "mirror war" as teams look to exploit the sport's new regulations. read more »

Max Verstappen has no concerns over Red Bull's foray into manufacturing powertrains after signing a long-term contract with the team. read more »

Verstappen closed out pre-season testing with the fastest time for Red Bull on Saturday in Bahrain, finishing almost seven-tenths of a second clear of the field.George Russell... read more »

Ferrari has highlighted concerns over Mercedes' new "spaceship" mirrors on its upgraded 2022 Formula 1 car and has called for a clampdown on such designs.  read more »

There had been whispers ever since Barcelona about the concept potentially exploiting some grey areas of the regulations, and it did not take long for such concerns to be... read more »