The stewards have announced a decision regarding Mercedes' right to appeal against Max Verstappen's driving in Brazil will be announced on Friday. read more »

Max Verstappen says he is fully focused on his preparations for this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix amid Mercedes' impending right to review hearing. Mercedes lodged a... read more »

The FIA has summoned Mercedes to a hearing in Qatar on Thursday in order to determine whether its right to review should be held. Mercedes lodged a right to review on Tuesday... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has been summoned to the stewards following his victory in Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix following a potential seat belt rules breach.The world champion... read more »

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton has clarified comments he gave regarding Red Bull's Sergio Perez following last weekend's Mexican Grand Prix. In the latter stages of... read more »

Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi admits it is "not easy" racing while question marks linger regarding his future in Formula 1. Just one vacancy remains on the... read more »

Since returning to F1 at the start of 2021, Alonso has delivered several fiery in-race messages regarding moves he has been displeased by or regarding officiating calls with... read more »

With half the field having taken grid drops in the last few races, Marcin Budkowski thinks it's time the teams found a solution together. read more »

Formula 1 needs to strike a "sensible balance" regarding its engine penalty regulations, according to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Formula 1's recent 400,000 attendance at the United States Grand Prix was a clear indication of how the championship has boomed in the country in recent years. In 2022,... read more »

Max Verstappen has found an ally in Bernie Ecclestone regarding his stance on Netflix F1 series 'Drive to Survive'. read more »

Seven Network's local TV news in Sydney is reporting that the New South Wales government is currently assessing a bid to become the host city of Australia's Formula 1... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says the upcoming United States Grand Prix will be a question mark for all teams due to its absence from the calendar last year and its... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said some "good news" is on its way "soon", but was keeping his cards close to his chest. read more »

Otmar Szafnauer said the team trusted the judgment of Sebastian Vettel regarding his dry tyre switch in Turkey, but it ultimately backfired. read more »

Lewis Hamilton recovered from 11th on the grid to fifth in Formula 1's Turkish Grand Prix, but he was left frustrated after disagreeing with Mercedes over team radio... read more »

Fernando Alonso claims that there are "different rules for different people" in Formula 1 after he used the Turn 2 run-off area on the opening lap at the Russian... read more »

A Red Bull source has confirmed that the team were unsuccessful with their FIA complaint regarding the Mercedes power units. read more »

Toto Wolff has revealed Mercedes currently has "a few balls in the air" as it balances a tricky situation regarding its power units. read more »

Rules regarding practice starts at the Russian Grand Prix have been revised following Lewis Hamilton's penalty last year. read more »

Pirelli confirmed that talks did take place previously regarding a rule to make all three compounds compulsory to use in a race. read more »

Aston Martin team boss Otmar Szafnauer says Formula 1 must listen to fans' feedback regarding Sprint but that a reverse grid would be "a slippery slope to Formula... read more »

Aston Martin expect to make an announcement "soon" regarding Sebastian Vettel's future as they have begun talks. read more »

Aston Martin Team Principal Otmar Szafnauer says an announcement regarding Sebastian Vettel's future at the team will arrive "soon", hinting the four-time world... read more »

F1 organisers are waiting on the UK to reveal its 'red list' of banned countries for travel, to decide whether or not the Turkish Grand Prix can go ahead. read more »