Carlos Sainz Jr. is set to replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari in 2021, MotorsportWeek.com has learned, with Daniel Ricciardo poised to switch to McLaren. Ferrari announced on... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has confirmed that discussions have been held with venues not on the original 2020 calendar, as talks continue over arranging a revised calendar.... read more »

Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says it will continue to ask questions over the legality of the Racing Point RP20, dubbed the 'pink Mercedes' read more »

Valtteri Bottas has said he wants to continue in Formula 1 for "multiple years" to realise his World Championship title dreams. read more »

A future Formula 1 grand prix will not be cancelled should another case of the coronavirus be discovered on-site, according to the head of the FIA's medical commission. read more »

Formula One has agreed a $145 million budget cap for teams next year and will continue to try and tighten that for future seasons, managing director Ross Brawn said on Monday. read more »

The Virtual Grand Prix series heads to iconic Interlagos. Will Charles Leclerc continue his winning streak? For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Follow F1®:... read more »

Paul di Resta, thinks all the bargaining power is with Ferrari and not Sebastian Vettel as their contract talks continue. read more »

Charles Leclerc, George Russell and Alex Albon continue to entertain fans, this time in lawnmowers. read more »

The ABB FIA Formula E Championship is set to continue staging a race in Rome for a further five seasons after the Rome City Council agreed to host en E-Prix in the Italian capital. read more »

Starting in Europe, we're hoping to race from July 5 in Austria and at other circuits on the continent until we move on to Eurasia, Asia, the Americas and finally... read more »

Charles Leclerc has reiterated that he doesn't mind if Sebastian Vettel remains with Ferrari next season, adamant they have a "good" relationship. read more »

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has said he would be happy to have Sebastian Vettel continue as his teammate next season. read more »

Gunther Steiner said on the Sky F1 Vodcast that he believes Haas are "here to stay" in Formula 1 - despite fears over finances and Gene Haas' recent admission... read more »

If ever the dictatorial approach were needed in F1 it is now, as "constructive" talks on budget cap continue. read more »

The Lotus 88 was Colin Chapman's ingenious attempt to continue Team Lotus' reputation as an avant-garde pioneer in Formula 1, but his twin-chassis solution was banned... read more »

Ex-F1 driver Felipe Massa says that he expects Lewis Hamilton's dominance with Mercedes to continue, but nobody likes such dominance. read more »

Tributes continue to pour in for Sir Stirling Moss, who has died aged ninety. read more »

Ferrari and Red Bull have been warned they will only be racing against themselves in Formula 1 in the future if they continue to put self-interest ahead of the greater good of... read more »

At a time there are genuine, well-founded, fears over the financial state of F1, teams continue to bicker over the budget cap limit. read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says Formula One's 2020 season could continue into into January 2021 after the coronavirus saw the first six races canceled or postponed. read more »

Former Formula 1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve suggests that the extended winter break may give Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel time to consider their futures in the... read more »

Despite the rules stating that teams must continue using their 2020 chassis next season, McLaren has been given permission to make changes as it switches from Renault to... read more »

McLaren has confirmed that it will continue with plans to switch to Mercedes power units for 2021, despite chassis designs being frozen for the next Formula 1 season read more »

Lack of genuine track action proves the perfect opportunity for F1 to push the Esports variety as a number of stars commit to new virtual GP series. read more »