For the next few weeks, as we await the return of racing, Motorsport Week is delving into the archives to search out the first time that our grid of 2020 F1 racers stepped into... read more »

F1's hopes of staging the Dutch Grand Prix during the European summertime have suffered another setback after Holland extended its ban on public events. read more »

With F1 determined to get the season underway, Zak brown admits that Europe-based events could all be held behind closed doors. read more »

All F1 races in Europe during the 2020 season could be held behind closed doors, according to McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown. read more »

All Formula 1 races held in Europe this season could be closed to spectators, McLaren Racing boss Zak Brown says. read more »

Twenty-seven years on from one of Ayrton Senna's most iconic performances, Maurice Hamilton recalls the day the Brazilian driver went from fifth to first on one lap at the... read more »

Villeneuve. Schumacher. Frentzen. 1:21.072. The closest qualifying session in F1 history saw three drivers set the exact same time at the season finale... For more F1® videos,... read more »

A delayed start to the season could give Formula 1 a chance to "think outside the box" with its 2020 calendar - possibly by introducing two-race weekends and a medley... read more »

Two-time IndyCar champion, Josef Newgarden, thinks it is hard for American drivers to race in Formula 1 due to a European "bubble" that exists in the sport. read more »

AlphaTauri reveal struggles that they will face in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak with their Faenza headquarters in Italy close to the epicenter of the European outbreak. read more »

Alain Prost says "stupid" regulation changes by governments risk killing the European car industry and will leave Formula 1 facing some tough decisions in the near future read more »

Four-time Formula 1 champion Alain Prost has slammed the plans of European countries to completely move away from fossil fuel powered cars to all-electric, and has fears that... read more »

Formula 1 could get rid of its extravagant motorhomes at European races in the future as part of its plans to be net carbon zero by 2030 read more »

F1 managing director Ross Brawn has suggested that the "gin palace" motorhomes seen at the European races could be axed. read more »

Former Formula 1 team owner Tony Fernandes has found himself caught up in a bribery scandal over Airbus’ sponsorship of his now defunct Caterham F1 team. Fernandes is the... read more »

Ferrari has signed Charles Leclerc's brother Arthur to its Formula 1 junior programme, and the 18-year-old will join Prema Powerteam in the Formula Regional European... read more »

MONGRIP launch a special bracelet made from a tyre run by Ayrton Senna during his iconic performance at the 1993 European Grand Prix - the race which saw him climb from fifth... read more »

After the frenetic Italian Grand Prix, Formula One heads to a distant destination, Singapore for Round 15 of the 2019 Championship. Thanks to Charles Leclerc's brilliant... read more »

Last weekend's Italian Grand Prix has produced arguably the best race of the season so far, creating a high level of excitement and thrill which will be almost impossible... read more »

What a frenetic race the Italian Grand Prix was! Sunday's race saw Ferrari score its first victory on home turf after Fernando Alonso's win back in 2010. The... read more »

Just a few days after Ferrari's win at Spa, teams and drivers head to the last European venue of the season, the Italian Grand Prix. The Scuderia will definitely do its... read more »

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Toro Rosso have a new place to call home on the road during the Formula 1 season. The two teams unveiled the new Red Bull F1 Energy... read more »

After a well-deserved, albeit - for the fans - too lengthy summer break, Formula One is about to kick off the last European leg of the 2019 championship. The Belgian Grand Prix... read more »

Vettel calls on F1 bosses to do more to protect its European heartland races amid an uncertain future for the German Grand Prix. read more »

Former Ferrari team principal Jean Todt claims Michael Schumacher was merely trying to "protect" himself in his infamous collision with Jacques Villeneuve in the 1997... read more »