Formula 1 in Saudi Arabia has weathered a fair few storms, from sportswashing criticisms and concerns over human rights to the safety doubts after the missile attack at the... read more »

A number of Formula 1 drivers spoke out on Thursday in Jeddah regarding their comfort levels racing in Saudi Arabia after the 2022 missile attack several kilometres from the... read more »

The F1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix this weekend will be bolstered by extra security, after last year's terrifying missile strike. read more »

Saudi Arabia’s minister of sports Prince Abdulaziz Bin Turki Al-Faisal states that he is working with Formula 1 to assert the safety of next year's grand prix in the... read more »

The second round of the 2022 championship was overshadowed by a missile strike on an oil facility near the track on the Friday. Yemen's Houthis rebels claimed... read more »

The Chinese driver said it was "nice to see" the drivers holding common ground, including on controversial topics such as whether the Saudi Arabian GP should take... read more »

A missile strike on an oil facility less than 10 miles from the Jeddah circuit on Friday cast doubts over whether or not the Saudi Arabian GP would go ahead.While team bosses... 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 »

"I am so happy the weekend is done. I am also just so happy that everyone is safe and I am just looking forward to getting out." Lewis Hamilton spoke for much of the... read more »

This year's Saudi Arabian GP took place 10km away from a missile attack, prompting F1 drivers to demand talks over the future of the race. Laurence Edmondson looks at what... read more »

With missile strikes nearby in Saudi Arabia, Karun Chandhok believes conversations need to be had in the weeks and months to come around safety. 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 »

The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix provided a great spectacle on Sunday but a nearby missile attack on Friday afternoon has led to calls for F1 to re-evaluate the future of the race. read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is adamant the safety of all involved in the sport has not been compromised by the decision to remain in Saudi Arabia following Friday's... read more »

Formula 1 drivers have called for talks about the future of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix following Friday's missile attack on an oil facility nine miles from the Jeddah... read more »

A four-hour meeting was held by the drivers on Friday night in Jeddah amid the looming threat of the race being boycotted following the Houthi missile strike on the nearby... read more »

A missile strike by Houhtis on an oil facility less than 10 miles from the Jeddah circuit on Friday prompted a series of emergency meetings in the paddock to discuss the fate... read more »

Formula 1 is helping to modernise Saudi Arabia, according to the sport's CEO Stefano Domenicali. F1's arrival in Saudi Arabia was met with controversy in 2020 amid an... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes Formula 1 had "no right reasons" to leave Saudi Arabia and cancel this weekend's grand prix despite a missile... read more »

The drivers were involved in meetings for over four hours on Friday night in Jeddah as they debated if the race should go ahead following a missile strike by Houthi rebels on... read more »

Leaving Saudi Arabia and not racing after the missile attack in Jeddah would not have been the "right choice", according to Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto, who says... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto says departing Saudi Arabia following the missile attack close to the race circuit on Friday evening would "not have been the right... read more »

The missile attack by Houthis on an oil facility near the Jeddah circuit on Friday prompted doubts about whether or not the second round of the F1 championship should go... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has claimed it "would not have been the right choice" for F1 to pull out of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after terrorists... 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 »