The Australian is making his F1 debut for McLaren at the Bahrain Grand Prix, and had his first proper run in the new MCL60 last week.Although McLaren is facing some competitive... read more »

In an event at Maranello on Tuesday, the Italian squad was joined by new team principal Fred Vasseur as well as its drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz for the... read more »

Formula 1 CEO and President Stefano Domenicali has promised fans that the mistakes which blighted the last two championship-winning races will not happen again. read more »

Sebastian Montoya is set to follow in his father's footsteps and become a Formula 1 driver, especially if a promise made to him a decade ago by Helmut Marko comes true. read more »

Vasseur took over as Ferrari team principal earlier this month following Mattia Binotto's departure in December, having overseen Sauber's F1 operation for the... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has made a promise to F1 of providing better officials after claiming the sport can no longer rely on a single race director. read more »

The 2022 F1 season started off with the promise of a big fight at the front but ended up with a dominant champion as Max Verstappen took control. read more »

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Did F1's 2022 regulation changes work? Or is it much of the same as the Hybrid Era? With new rules put in place to improve racing, spectacle and make the grid more... read more »

Mercedes' Toto Wolff and Andrew Shovlin gave their thoughts on a disappointing end to the season, after a few races full of promise. read more »

Following a tough 2021 rookie season at the back of the grid, Schumacher showed more promise with Haas this season alongside Kevin Magnussen, but a spate of incidents dented... read more »

While the Hinwil-based squad has made good progress in 2022, and showed impressive speed early on in the campaign, more recent inconsistent form and reliability dramas have... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner is expecting the team to be in a better place in 2023 with its Maranello design office now more "in tune". read more »

Lewis Hamilton said his recalcitrant Mercedes "finally felt alive" in a Dutch Grand Prix qualifying session that delivered both frustration and promise. read more »

The team has been struggling all season to fully understand the car built to F1's latest regulations. Occasional signs of promise have encouraged it to stick with the... read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has claimed the sport is focused on producing "an exciting calendar" for the 2023 season. read more »

Mercedes say turning one of their worst weekends of the year into their best at the Hungarian GP has made them "excited" for the second half of the season, and are... read more »

The Dane has exclusive use of the revamped Haas at this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, with his American-owned squad having adopted a Ferrari-style concept for its first... read more »

After upgrading their car in France, Mercedes say there is plenty more where that came from. read more »

Spotted in the Paul Ricard pitlane on Thursday, Charles Leclerc's F1-75 has been fitted with the new design in preparation for evaluation during Friday afternoon's... read more »

Although it was helped in part by a smooth circuit, which reduced the occurrence of bouncing, the promise shown by the car changes has left it confident that it is now on the... read more »

Carlos Sainz was fastest for Ferrari in a fiercely competitive Practice Two for the British GP, while Lewis Hamilton's boosted his home-race hopes by finishing second as... read more »

After a weekend break, F1 returns to the British Grand Prix as the sport enters an intense period of racing through July. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has made clear both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez are free to fight for this year's F1 title. read more »

After the promise of Qualifying both cars inside the top ten in Spain, race day was disappointing for Haas as Mick Schumacher and Kevin Magnussen slipped down the order. read more »